The markets continued their downward trend, losing nearly half a percent as part of the ongoing correction. Following a flat opening,

Gold extended gains for the second session, driven by weaker
equities and bond yields, while traders eagerly await U.S. economic
data to gauge the Federal Reserve's timeline on a potential rate
reduction

The markets remained volatile and ended slightly lower, continuing their ongoing corrective phase. After an initial rise,

Gold has been subdued in recent sessions, with prices largely
fluctuating in a narrow band since peaking at $2,708.70 an ounce on
Sept. 26. 

The market kicked off the week on a positive note, gaining over half a percent, buoyed by strong global cues.

Gold prices have stabilised a bit as the traders digest the
Chinese government's comments on the prospect of fiscal stimulus to
prop up the country's wobbling economy, which would support greater
gold demand

Markets traded lackluster on Friday and ended slightly lower amidst mixed cues.

Markets traded in a volatile manner and ended nearly flat, continuing the current corrective phase.

After six consecutive days of decline, the markets rebounded, gaining nearly 1%. 

Gold prices have trended lower as a stronger dollar and Treasury
yields weighed on the market. Investors now look ahead to the latest
Fed meeting minutes on Wednesday and the consumer price index report
on Thursday to guide the US rates outlook further