MCX gold futures rise nearly 1% to Rs 1,42,376 per 10 grams as traders track US-Iran ceasefire talks
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Gold rose sharply as COMEX futures gained nearly 2% after holding support near $3,960/oz, with markets reacting to reported progress toward a 10-day US-Iran ceasefire proposal. While easing geopolitical risk can cap safe-haven demand, structurally light ETF positioning, ongoing central-bank buying, and strong physical demand (notably from China) are supporting near-term bullion resilience amid rate and dollar headwinds.
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Gold prices climbed as investors followed diplomatic efforts aimed at easing tensions between the United States and Iran, including reports that mediators floated a 10-day ceasefire proposal to Iran. Comex gold futures for August delivery rose nearly 2% to USD 4,082.20 per ounce, while MCX gold contracts for August gained nearly 1% to Rs 1,42,376 per 10 grams. Prices rebounded after finding support near USD 3,960 per ounce. Analysts also pointed to light ETF positioning and ongoing central-bank buying as factors underpinning near-term momentum.
