Remain bearish on gold silver: Motilal Oswal

MUMBAI, April 8 (Reuters) - Commodity futures turnover in India fell for the first time since inception in the fiscal year ended March 31, led by a decline in volume in bullion trade, and suspension of guar futures. India, the world's biggest buyer ...

At 12.22 pm, the actively traded gold for June delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) was 1.61 percent lower at Rs 25,420 per 10 grams. It earlier dropped to Rs 25,373, a level last seen on April 18. Also read: Gold likely to go down; weaker ...

More From Commodities Gold futures for May delivery declined for the seventh straight session in domestic markets. The May Futures contract on the MCX traded 1.6 per cent or Rs 408 lower at Rs 25,427 per 10 gram as of noon. Gold prices have come ...

Gold futures in Mumbai are poised to extend declines to the lowest level since August 2011 as a falling trend channel signals further losses, according to a technical analysis by Motilal Oswal Commodity Broker Pvt. Futures may drop 8 percent to ...

NEW DELHI: Vishaka Singh spent an hour at a prominent jewellery chain to buy a ring. "It was chaotic and tempers flared as people swamped the payment counter. Last year, was a breeze," she said after returning home. With price of yellow metal down ...

Gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) witnessed a 14 per cent increase in trade volumes on Akshaya Tritiya. In its physical form, gold witnessed only a marginal rise in demand compared with last year as most buyers had already done with their purchases ...

Bourses are pulling out all the stops to attract investors to gold ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) tomorrow on the occasion of Akshaya Tritiya festival, by waiving off charges and extending the trading hours. It is considered auspicious to buy gold on ...

The massive fiscal stimulus measures by Japan to get out of deflation could cause FII investors from there to book profits in assets invested overseas and remit funds back to their home country for benefiting from a weaker yen. This could logically ...

Water splashes image via Shutterstock Monsoon rainfall over South Asia, home to a quarter of the world's population, will be normal this year, potentially increasing farm output in the region and boosting economic growth from a decade-low in India.