MCX gold August slips 0.21% to ₹1,44,124 per 10 grams; silver September rises 0.54% to ₹2,31,630 per kg
AI Market Summary
Mixed precious-metals action followed softer US labor data (ADP 98k vs 118k expected) and Fed remarks suggesting easing inflation risks, reinforcing rate-cut expectations ahead of nonfarm payrolls. Lower-rate expectations typically support gold, but a dollar index holding above 101 is a near-term headwind by raising non-USD bullion costs and dampening import demand. Near-term direction hinges on payrolls and Fed reaction.
Impact level
● Medium
Affected assets
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● Neutral
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MCX gold August contracts slipped 0.21% to ₹1,44,124 per 10 grams in early trade, while MCX silver September contracts rose 0.54% to ₹2,31,630 per kg. The moves followed US data showing ADP private payrolls increased by 98,000 in June, below the 1,18,000 economists expected, and came alongside Federal Reserve officials’ remarks that inflation risks had eased. The dollar index held above 101, weighing on bullion demand for buyers using overseas currencies.
