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Markets traded lackluster and lost nearly half a percent, tracking mixed cues.

Gold prices fell after a five-session rally, as the dollar firmed and investors awaited key central bank meetings for clues about rate hikes amid rising inflation concerns.

Markets managed to end higher in a volatile trading session, thanks to firm global cues.

Gold prices held firm as a weaker dollar supported the safe-haven metal.

Markets settled almost flat in a volatile trading session, taking a breather after the recent fall.

Markets witnessed profit taking at higher levels last week, citing subdued earnings announcements and mixed global cues.

Gold inched higher and was poised for a second weekly gain, as a softer dollar provided some respite against higher U.S. bond yields and rising expectations that central banks could begin easing economic support.

Markets remained under pressure for yet another session and lost nearly half a percent.

Gold prices inched up in the morning session, extending gains for the third session as two U.S. Federal Reserve officials said on Wednesday that it is too soon for interest rate hikes.

Markets drifted further lower and lost nearly half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.