Religare Broking Podcast

Gold trades with an upward bias as the softening dollar index keeps sentiments positive in the bullion market.

Markets started the week on a strong note and gained over a percent, taking a breather after the recent slide.

The commodity markets are trading in a confined range as the global markets are closed due to the Christmas holidays.

Markets plunged sharply lower and lost over two percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective trend.

Markets remained under pressure for the third successive week and shed over two and a half percent, tracking feeble global cues.

Gold has bounced back from the morning lows and trades with a positive bias currently.

Markets remained under pressure for yet another session and ended marginally lower amid mixed cues.

Gold prices consolidated in a narrow range as cautious investors awaited US economic data releases later in the day that may influence the Federal Reserve's interest-rate raising timeline.

Markets plunged sharply lower and lost over one percent amid the prevailing corrective phase.

Gold prices eased in a tight range on Wednesday as the U.S. dollar firmed, although bullion was not far from a one-week high scaled in the previous session as traders looked ahead to impending economic data later this week.