Gold prices fell today as US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s comments to shore up rate increases kept non-yielding bullion under pressure.

Markets witnessed a sharp rebound and gained over 2.5%, thanks to favorable cues.

Gold prices firmed today, as a pullback in the dollar supported demand for greenback-priced bullion and countered pressure from a recovery in US Treasury yields.

Markets traded volatile in a narrow band and finally settled marginally higher.

Gold prices fell in the international market today as elevated bond yields and a firmer US dollar dampened bullion demand, even as riskier assets dropped after grim Chinese economic data.

Markets oscillated in a broader range and finally ended marginally lower, in extension to the prevailing corrective phase.

Markets remained under pressure for yet another week and lost nearly 4%.

Gold prices hovered near a three-month low today and were set for their fourth straight weekly fall, as the strongest dollar in two decades dampened demand for greenback-priced bullion.

Markets plunged sharply lower and lost over 2%, pressurized by weak global cues.

Gold prices inched lower today as the dollar scaled a fresh two-decade peak after April US inflation data bolstered expectations that the Federal Reserve would stick to its aggressive rate-hike roadmap.