Gold and silver prices fell in early trading on November 10 as investors waited for US inflation data. International gold dropped 0.45 percent to $4,122 per ounce. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, December gold futures fell 0.04 percent to Rs 1,43,106 per 10 grams, while silver prices also saw minor changes.
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Gold and silver prices edged lower in early trading on November 10, trimming the previous session's gains as market participants awaited key US inflation data to guide expectations for the Federal Reserve’s next policy move.
International gold fell 0.45 percent near $4,122 per ounce, while silver declined 0.40 percent just above $53 over the past 24 hours. US gold futures were up 0.43 percent to $4,132 per ounce, and silver rose 0.85 percent to $53.14 per ounce (02:18 GMT) from its previous close.
Domestic spot gold closed the Monday (Nov. 9) session at Rs 1,41,838 per 10 grams and silver at Rs 1,86,023 per kilogram on Multi Commodity Exchange. MCX gold futures for December 4 delivery declined 0.04 percent to Rs 1,43,106 per 10 grams, while silver declined 0.06 percent to Rs 1,87,015 per kilogram.
Meanwhile, the Brent crude fell 0.20 percent to $92.33 per barrel in futures trade in the early trade on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump hinted at ending the war in Iran.
Here's how 24 Karat, 22 Karat, and 18 Karat gold prices moved.
Here's how the price of 1 kilogram of silver of 999 purity moved.
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