Gold prices fall nearly Rs 1,100 today after previous week's nearly Rs 3,700 per 10 gm gain last week
Gold prices in Monday's trade (November 25) saw a sharp cut of over 1 per cent or nearly Rs 1,100 per 10 gm after the previous week's sharp rally which led the gold to jump to nearly Rs 77,000 per 10 gm level on the MCX.
Gold price decline
24K gold down nearly Rs 1,090
Gold's last week gain highest in this year
Present downside partly supported by decline in safe-haven appeal
The Russia-Ukraine war which started on February 22, 2022, has completed more than 1000 days, and still, it is impacting the bullion market to a great extent. Gold and silver saw safe-haven flows last week, and rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine caused renewed unease in the markets last week.
Nonetheless, experts expect a dip in safe-haven demand.
Near term gold price outlook
Demand may wane going ahead
Dollar index and higher US yield weigh
Gold prices likely to be volatile
Manoj Jain- Director- India Nivesh said, "We expect gold and silver prices to remain volatile this week amid volatility in the dollar index, U.S. GDP data and geo-political tensions but it could hold its key support levels of $2,634 and $29.88 per troy ounce levels respectively on a weekly closing basis."
Gold price support and resistance level
Jain said gold has support at $2694-2670, while resistance at $2728-2745 per troy ounce and silver has support at $31.05-30.70, while resistance is at $31.60-31.88 per troy ounce in today’s session. At mcx, gold is having support at 77330-77040 and resistance at 77880-78220 while silver is having support at 90150-89500 and resistance at 91400-92200.