Gold prices fell in the Comex today as US bond yields and the dollar firmed, with bullion heading for a second straight monthly loss for the first time since March 2021.

Markets ended the 3-week long consolidation phase and gained over 2%, tracking firm global cues.

Gold prices rose today as the dollar slipped, while investors have dialed down their expectations of further aggressive monetary policy tightening in the United States.

Markets extended rebound and gained over a percent, tracking firm global cues.

Markets remained volatile but managed to end marginally higher, taking comfort from global indices.

Gold prices inched higher today as investors awaited key US inflation data in a week set to deliver modest gains at best for the precious metal.

Markets traded volatile on the monthly derivatives expiry day and gained over a percent, taking a breather after the recent dip.

Gold prices fell further today, pushed by the minutes of the US Federal Reserve's most recent policy meeting, which revealed that members were in favor of more interest rate hikes in June and July.

Markets traded under pressure for yet another day and lost over half a percent.

Gold prices fell today as the dollar firmed in the run-up to minutes from the US Federal Reserve's May policy meeting later in the evening, which could provide cues on its policy tightening path.