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India Gold Price Today: Rise in MCX Gold Prices

According to data from India’s Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold prices in India witnessed an upward trend on Wednesday.

Key Points:


  1. Current Gold Price: The gold price stood at ₹72,343 per 10 grams, reflecting an increase of ₹410 compared to the previous day’s rate of ₹71,933.

  2. Futures Contracts: Gold prices for futures contracts declined slightly, reaching ₹72,350 per 10 grams from the earlier rate of ₹72,407.

  3. Silver Futures: Silver futures contracts, on the other hand, saw an increase, rising to ₹95,950 per kilogram from ₹95,448.

  4. City-wise Gold Prices (per 10 grams):

    • Ahmedabad: ₹74,840
    • Mumbai: ₹74,635
    • New Delhi: ₹74,730
    • Chennai: ₹74,910
    • Kolkata: ₹74,810


Global Market Movers:


  • Comex Gold Pressure: Comex gold prices faced pressure due to hawkish Fedspeak.

  • Israeli Conflict: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to continue the war against Hamas despite international condemnation of a deadly air strike in Rafah that claimed 45 lives.

  • Gold ETF Outflow: The World Gold Council reported a net outflow of 11.3 metric tonnes from global physically-backed gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) last week.

  • UBS Analyst Forecast: UBS analysts expect gold prices to reach $2,500 per ounce by September and $2,600 per ounce by year-end, surpassing initial estimates.

  • Consumer Confidence: The Conference Board reported a slight improvement in consumer confidence for May, with the figure rising to 102.0 from April’s 97.0, beating expectations.

  • Fed Insights:
    • Fed Governor Michelle Bowman expressed support for a more cautious approach to quantitative tightening.

    • Fed Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari emphasized waiting for significant inflation progress before considering interest rate cuts, expecting no more than two rate cuts in 2024.