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Markets ended marginally lower in a dull session, ignoring favorable global cues.
Markets witnessed some respite after 3 days of decline and gained over half a percent.
Gold has drifted higher buoyed by a weaker U.S. dollar, but was set to log its biggest weekly decline in six after the Federal Reserve countered wider market expectations of an early interest rate cut.
Markets plunged sharply on Wednesday and lost nearly 2%, tracking feeble cues.
Gold prices have shown some recovery but the tone is still weak amid strength in the dollar index, and rise in the US Treasury yields.
Markets took a breather after four days of advance and ended marginally lower.
Gold prices are trading with a downward bias, hurt by a strengthening dollar and Treasury yields, as markets wait to hear remarks from several Federal Reserve officials this week to further gauge the central bank's monetary policy path.
Market started the week on an upbeat note and gained nearly a percent, in continuation to Friday’s move.
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