Gold trades with a positive bias but lacks the momentum amid lack
of fresh cues as the US markets remain closed. 

Gold trades with a positive bias but lacks the momentum amid lack
of fresh cues following a holiday shortened week.

The markets remained range-bound for the third consecutive session, closing slightly higher and continuing the ongoing consolidation phase. After an initial uptick, the Nifty traded within a narrow range during the first half. 

Markets traded within a range and ended flat, pausing after the recent rebound.

Gold trades with a positive bias as investors continue to digest
the latest FOMC minutes while awaiting key US data for further
insights into the Federal Reserve's monetary policy outlook.

Gold attempts to pull back after the morning session’s weakness.

Markets began the week on a strong note, extending Friday’s momentum to gain nearly 1.5%.

Gold trades with a positive tone amid revival of the safe haven
demand on the back of rising Ukraine-Russia conflict. 

Markets rebounded strongly this week, gaining over 2% after a recent decline.

Markets edged lower and lost over half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing downtrend.