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Higher
interest rates would put non-yield-bearing gold under further pressure,
increasing the opportunity cost of holding the metal. MCX GOLD October contract
was trading at Rs 24920 up Rs 25, or 0.10 percent. The GOLD rate touched an intraday
high of Rs 24932 and an intraday low of Rs 24876. So far 1586 contracts have
been traded. GOLD prices have moved down Rs 1233, or 4.71 percent in the
October series so far.
MCX SILVER December contract was trading at Rs 34770 up Rs 22, or 0.06 percent. The SILVER rate touched an intraday high of Rs 34805 and an intraday low of Rs 34761. So far 80 contracts have been traded. SILVER prices have moved down Rs 4350, or 11.12 percent in the December series so far.
Oil prices fell in Asian trade on Monday, extending weeks of losses after a US report stoked expectations of a global glut of suppliers. The count rose to 670, the oil-field services firm reported - its fifth weekly gain in six - just days after the US government reported an increase in oil production in the world's top consumer. A glut in crude oil supply is seen as the main driver for a sharp decline in oil prices that has seen crude slump to almost a third of its mid-2014 peaks.
MCX SILVER December contract was trading at Rs 34770 up Rs 22, or 0.06 percent. The SILVER rate touched an intraday high of Rs 34805 and an intraday low of Rs 34761. So far 80 contracts have been traded. SILVER prices have moved down Rs 4350, or 11.12 percent in the December series so far.
Oil prices fell in Asian trade on Monday, extending weeks of losses after a US report stoked expectations of a global glut of suppliers. The count rose to 670, the oil-field services firm reported - its fifth weekly gain in six - just days after the US government reported an increase in oil production in the world's top consumer. A glut in crude oil supply is seen as the main driver for a sharp decline in oil prices that has seen crude slump to almost a third of its mid-2014 peaks.
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