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    13 Jan | 10:23AM
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    Gold eases on profit-booking after breaching $4,600/oz

    Gold eases on profit-booking after breaching $4,600/oz

    Gold prices eased on Tuesday after reaching an all-time high, as investors booked profits amid escalating geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty. The U.S. dollar held near one-month highs following an investigation into the Federal Reserve Chair, while major brokerages anticipate rate cuts. Precious metals like silver, platinum, and palladium also saw declines.

    Oil prices gain on Iran supply disruption concerns

    Oil prices gain on Iran supply disruption concerns

    Oil prices saw a slight increase as concerns over Iran's internal unrest and potential supply disruptions overshadowed anticipated crude supply from Venezuela. Heightened tensions with Iran, including potential U.S. military action and tariffs, are adding a geopolitical risk premium to oil prices. Meanwhile, escalating geopolitical tensions in Ukraine and renewed attacks on the Federal Reserve in the U.S.

    Silver bulls now eyeing Rs 3 lakh milestone. Should you buy or wait for dip?

    Silver bulls now eyeing Rs 3 lakh milestone. Should you buy or wait for dip?

    Silver prices surged to fresh lifetime highs on the MCX, with the March 2026 contract peaking around ₹2.63 lakh per kg before settling slightly lower, marking a strong daily gain. The rally reflects heightened safe‑haven demand amid geopolitical uncertainty, a weak US dollar and global volatility, and robust industrial interest in the metal.

    At record high! Gold prices jump Rs 2,000, silver rallies Rs 10,000: What's fuelling the surge?

    At record high! Gold prices jump Rs 2,000, silver rallies Rs 10,000: What's fuelling the surge?

    Gold and silver surged to record highs as geopolitical tensions, US policy uncertainty and expectations of rate cuts drove safe-haven demand. Analysts flag continued volatility, key support levels and trading opportunities amid heightened global and domestic market anxiety.

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