Gold prices rose on Tuesday on a weaker dollar and were on course for their biggest monthly rise since August, raising the possibility of a climb toward last year's record high of just over $1,900 per

New Delhi: Gold maintained an upward trend for the fourth straight day in the bullion market here on Tuesday and rose by Rs 225 to Rs 28,690 per 10 grams on marriage season demand amid a firming

Gold traders in India, the world's biggest buyer, refrained from taking new positions as prices hit the highest level in more than six weeks, tracking a similar trend in global markets. The

Gold futures in India are likely to open a tad higher on Tuesday, extending gains from their highest level in nearly six weeks following overseas markets, though a strong rupee could weigh later in

India, which continues to surprise the world with its appetite for gold jewellery, saw demand for the adornment slipping 26 per cent to 125.3 tonnes in the third quarter of 2011. Even then, the

Despite a weak trend in the overseas markets, gold prices rose for the third straight day by adding Rs 55 to Rs 28,465 per 10 grams in the bullion market here today on pick-up in demand, while

India gold traders held back purchases on Monday, awaiting a sharper fall in prices, which eased from the previous session's one-month high, while a weaker rupee also weighed on demand. Gold and

With near-zero interest rates likely to persist for two more years, some investors are bullish on gold and high-yielding stocks, while shares of some solid companies out of favor with the market are

Gold ticked lower on Monday after earlier rising to its highest in more than seven weeks as investors awaited the outcome of Greece's debt deal talks, but a slower-than-expected growth in the United

Gold today rose by Rs 105 to Rs 28,410 per 10 grams on increased buying by stockists and jewellers to meet demand for the ongoing marriage season, amid a firm global trend. Gold and Silver rates