The 6,000-odd registered jewellers in the country seem to have again started booking raw material, believing the recent sharp recovery in the rupee's exchange rate is over for now and a further rise

Gold prices held below $1,735 an ounce in Europe on Thursday, underpinned by gains in the euro as Greece edged closer to a bailout deal, although stock market fluctuations after a raft of

Indian gold buyers refrained from taking fresh positions on Thursday as prices hovered near their highest level in two months on firm global markets and a weaker rupee, analysts said. The

New Delhi: Snapping a three-day rising streak, both gold and silver fell on Thursday on profit-selling by stockists at existing higher levels amid a weak global trend. While gold lost Rs 40 to Rs

Gold demand stayed weak in India, the world's top buyer of the yellow metal, as prices touched a near two-month high. At 3:26 p.m., the most-active gold for April delivery on the Multi Commodity

New Delhi: Continuing an upward rally for the third straight session, both gold and silver on Wednesday gained on increased buying by stockists and jewellers for the marriage season amid a firming

India gold futures are likely to extend gains to their highest level in more than two months, following a similar trend overseas, though a stronger rupee could limit the upside in prices, analysts

Gold prices rose 1.5 percent on Tuesday as expectations that a Greek rescue deal will be completed drove the dollar down sharply against the euro. Bullion, which had dropped in early trade on

India's gold traders refrained from placing fresh deals on Tuesday, expecting more price falls, dealers said. The most-active gold for April delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) was 0.08

Gold held steady near $1,720 an ounce on Tuesday, awaiting a breakthrough on talks over a second bailout deal for Greece as its leaders fight to avoid a chaotic debt default, with European leaders