Archive · 25 Sep 2025
Gold Prices Dip Amidst Market Volatility and US Data
Gold prices slightly decreased on Thursday, both in India and internationally.
This is because investors are cautious about upcoming economic news from the United States and comments from Federal Reserve officials.
These comments suggest that the Fed may not cut interest rates as quickly as some expected.
The market is also watching global events, which are impacting gold prices.
Experts suggest geopolitical tensions will support bullion prices.
Gold may rise, with analysts recommending buying on dips.
MCX gold futures decreased by ₹125 to ₹1,12,430 per 10 grams.
Spot gold prices saw a slight increase, trading at $3,739.22 per ounce.
Investors await U.S. inflation data and Federal Reserve policy updates.
Analysts attribute the drop to profit-taking, a stronger U.S. dollar, and comments from the Fed.
Ongoing geopolitical tensions and central bank demand are expected to support bullion.
- Who
- Investors, Traders
- What
- Fluctuations in Gold Prices
- When
- Thursday, current trading day
- Where
- Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), International Market
- Why
- Anticipation of US economic data and Federal Reserve policy; geopolitical tensions.
Neutral
Bullish
Price Direction
Neutral
Prices are experiencing a pullback but remain in a momentum with any dips as a buying opportunity.
Bullish
Gold is expected to rise beyond $4800
- MCX Gold Price (per 10 grams)
- ₹1,12,430 (approx.)
- Spot Gold Price (per ounce)
- $3,739.22
- US Gold Futures (December)
- $3,769.60
- Gold Support (INR)
- ₹1,11,900-1,11,380
- Gold Resistance (INR)
- ₹1,12,950-1,13,450
Sources
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Gold price today: MCX gold rate close to ₹1.13 lakh per 10 gm; silver rate today above ₹1.34 lakh per kg
