Gold prices rise Rs 8,200/10g in 4 days; silver falls Rs 1,800/kg ahead of US inflation data. Buy, sell or hold?
MeridStreet AI summaryGold prices have risen by Rs 8,200 per 10 grams over the past four days, while silver prices have fallen by Rs 1,800 per kilogram. This price movement is largely due to investors tracking the dollar and awaiting key US inflation data and a speech by the Federal Reserve Chair. The volatility in precious metals is expected to continue, with key support and resistance levels being closely watched by analysts.
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Gold prices have risen for a fourth straight session, while silver has snapped a three-day rally. This is due to investors tracking the dollar and awaiting US inflation data.
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