Markets shed nearly half a percent in a volatile trading session, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.

Gold prices traded almost flat as investors eyed a pivotal U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting amid growing concerns over a sustained bout of inflation.

Markets traded lackluster in a narrow range and ended marginally lower, in absence of any major trigger.

Gold prices remained muted as a strengthening dollar and data showing persistent inflation that fueled bets of a sooner-than-expected policy tightening by the U.S. Federal Reserve capped the yellow metal's gains.

Markets witnessed a rebound and gained nearly one and a half percent, taking a breather after the recent fall.

Markets traded volatile and lost over two percent as participants preferred to book profits amid mixed cues.

Gold prices were little down as the U.S. dollar ticked higher, and investors looked for further guidance from the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy meet, on tapering of economic support as inflation expectations rise.

Markets traded under pressure for the second consecutive session and lost nearly a percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.

Gold prices were little changed as investors are waiting for the European central bank’s meeting to look whether central banks may consider tightening monetary policy earlier than thought.

Markets witnessed a sharp decline and lost nearly 2%, pressurized by feeble cues.