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Gold prices are trading with a positive bias but have traded in a narrow range as traders refrained from making big bets while positioning for fresh economic data and the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate strategy next week.
Markets remained volatile and ended almost unchanged amid mixed cues.
Gold prices are trading with a positive bias after a weaker morning spell.
Markets started the week with modest gains, tracking firm global cues.
Markets settled almost unchanged in a volatile week, tracking mixed cues.
Markets remained range bound for yet another session and ended marginally higher.
Gold prices were on track on Friday for their biggest weekly rise since early April, buoyed by hopes the U.S. Federal Reserve would not raise interest rates at its policy meeting this month.
Markets traded volatile and ended marginally lower on the weekly expiry day.
Gold at COMEX has recovered from morning session weakness and trades above the 1954 support level. MCX gold trades near the 60000 level.
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