Gold Rate Today, Gold Price in India on October 11, 2023: Gold October futures were trading at Rs 57670 per gram, up Rs 41, or 0.07% on the Multi Commodity Exchange.
Gold Price Today, Gold Price Outlook, Gold Price Forecast: MCX gold prices ascended on Wednesday, while Silver rates also rose 0.18%. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, gold October futures were trading at Rs 57670 per gram, up Rs 41, or 0.07%. Silver December futures were trading down Rs 121 at 69039 per kg on the MCX.
Gold prices held near their highest levels in more than a week on Wednesday as comments from US Federal Reserve officials suggested that a recent surge in Treasury yields might reduce the need for more rate hikes, sending the dollar lower, according to Reuters. Spot gold was up 0.1% at $1,860.97 per ounce, having hit its highest level since September 29 on Tuesday. US gold futures held their ground at $1,874.50.
Volatility to continue
“While profit-taking and heightened investor appetite for risk exerted downward pressure on prices, the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas served to mitigate gold’s losses. Market attention remained fixated on the forthcoming release of the Federal Reserve’s September monetary policy meeting minutes, scheduled for Wednesday, as well as the US Consumer Prices Index (CPI) data due on Thursday, ” said Rahul Kalantri, VP Commodities, Mehta Equities.
Volatility is expected to continue in both gold and silver in today’s trading session. “Gold finds support in the range of $1850 to $1836, with resistance at $1874 to $1886. For silver, support is expected around $21.70 to $21.55, while resistance is likely at $22.09 to $22.22. In terms of Indian Rupees (INR), gold has support at Rs 57,310 – Rs 56,950, with resistance at Rs 57,840 – Rs 58,050. Silver’s INR-based support is anticipated at Rs 68,400 – Rs67,910, with resistance at Rs 69,840 – Rs 70,550,” Rahul Kalantri added.
Traders eye US PPI
“Gold prices held near their highest levels in more than a week as comments from US Federal Reserve officials suggested that a recent surge in Treasury yields might reduce the need for more rate hikes, sending the dollar lower. The dollar dipped to a nearly two-week trough against its major crosses below the 106 mark tracking the slide in US Treasury yields after dovish comments from several Fed officials,” said Manav Modi, Analyst- Commodity and currency, Motilal Oswal Financial Services.
“IMF in their world economic outlook report kept the global growth expectations unchanged for 2023 at 3% and lowered by 0.1% for 2024. Conflict between Israel and Hamas increased, as Israel in their counter attack declared complete siege on Gaza. Along with these attacks any escalation in this ongoing unrest from another country could continue to support gold prices on lower levels. Focus today will be on US PPI and comments from a few Fed officials,” Manav Modi added.
Source:financialexpress.com