New Delhi: Silver staged a strong recovery by jumping Rs 3,100 to Rs 55,300 per kg on Tuesday, on brisk buying by stockists and coin makers for the marriage season amid increased offtake by industrial

Gold traders in India, the world's biggest buyer of bullion, stayed on the sidelines as prices held near their highest level in nearly a week, dealers said. The most-active gold for February

Gold futures prices declined marginally by Rs 33, or 0.12%, to Rs 27,477 per 10 grams today, as speculators booked profits at existing levels amid a weakening trend in the Asian region. Live Gold

' id='imgthumb' title='Gold's rollercoaster ride is far from over'>​India gold futures are likely to open down on Tuesday morning as a stronger rupee is likely to outweigh gains in overseas market, analysts said. The most-active gold for February delivery on the

Gold hardly moved on Tuesday as firm Tokyo futures and a pick up in demand in India helped it defy pressure from a euro that was weakened after European finance ministers rejected an offer by Greece's

New Delhi: Snapping a six-day rally, silver on Monday tumbled by Rs 3,300 to Rs 52,200 per kg today on reduced offtake by industrial units at existing higher levels. However, gold gained further by Rs

Gold demand in India, the world's biggest consumer of bullion, emerged after a gap as consumers made their wedding purchases with prices of the dollar-quoted yellow metal falling in the local market

Gold futures in India on Monday are likely to extend previous session's gains tracking the rise in overseas markets and a steady rupee, analysts said. In the previous session, the most-active gold

Gold rose more than half a percent on Monday, tracking Tokyo futures higher in thin trade, but gains could be limited by a weaker euro after Greece and its private creditors failed to strike a crucial

New Delhi: Gold prices recovered smartly at the bullion market here on Saturday on emergence of fresh buying from stockists and jewellers as well as investment demand amid bullish overseas sentiment.