The markets remained lackluster and closed flat, taking a pause after Tuesday’s decline.

Gold prices stabilized near their July peak as both the dollar
and Treasury yields eased following the latest US producer price index
(PPI) data. Traders now look forward to U.S. July consumer price index
(CPI) data due on Wednesday and the retail sales data on Thursday for
further direction on the U.S.

The markets continued their downward trend, losing nearly a percent as the correction phase persisted

 Gold is presented getting support from the safe-haven inflows as
traders awaited U.S. inflation data this week that could shed more
light on the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut path.

The markets started the week on a volatile note due to mixed signals but ended largely unchanged

Gold prices edged higher today as investors looked forward to a
key inflation report that could shed more light on the U.S. central
bank's next policy move.

Gold futures are broadly flat at $2,463.5 a troy ounce, holding
ground amid stabilization in the broader financial market and cooling
recession fear.

Markets struggled to maintain Wednesday's recovery, ending over half a percent lower due to weak global cues. 

Gold is trading with a positive amid rise in the geo-political
risks.

Markets experienced a breather after the recent decline, gaining over a percent, driven by strong global cues.