Gold edged down on Tuesday as equities gave up some of the gains driven by enthusiasm over a weekend victory for pro-bailout parties in Greek elections, and investors shifted their focus to a policy meeting by the U.S. Federal Reserve. Investors are

Gold prices fell in early Asian trading Monday, as investors took profits from Friday's safe-haven buying after news that the pro-bailout New Democracy party won Greek elections Sunday, soothing immediate investor concerns over the country's future in

Gold fell for the first time in seven sessions on Monday as the risk of a Greek exit from the euro zone subsided after parties backing a bailout for the country won an election, denting the metal's safe-haven appeal. The initial vote results drew

Gold is set to take out previous highs in this year, said SEB Commodity Research in a monthly commodity research note. SEB stated that, “We still expect gold to take out previous highs in 2012 though we think that there is a risk that gold has already

Gold continued its record-breaking journey at the bullion market here today and hit new highs on consistent buying from stockists and retail investors backed by strong global cues. In contrast, silver declined further due to sustained profit-taking by

Gold price on Thursday surged to a fresh high of Rs 30,550 in the Capital, tracking global prices which have shot up due to the volatility in the eurozone and rush by investors to embrace the yellow metal. Gold rose Rs 130, surpassing its previous record

Gold prices surged to an all-time high of Rs 30,550 per 10 gm in the national capital today on sustained buying by jewellers for the coming marriage season amid a firming global trend. The gold today climbed Rs 130 level, surpassing its previous record

The outlook for gold should become more apparent a week from now after weekend elections in Greece and a meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, said a London-based broker and market maker, Triland Metals in a commodities research note. Much of the

The ongoing European debt crisis is likely to mean more gold demand from investors and central banks, said Commerzbank, the second-largest bank in Germany, after Deutsche Bank. According to the German bank, the metal rose back above $1,600 an ounce

Singapore Mercantile Exchange (SMX), the first trans-Asian multi-product commodity and currency derivatives exchange, today announced the successful completion of its first daily settlement of the E-Gold futures based on the Indian gold price. The

Indian gold was trading flat on Tuesday as support from a falling rupee outweighed weak overseas leads, and physical traders kept to the sidelines for want of direction. At 2:30 pm the most-active gold for August delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange

Gold is behaving more like a safe haven again, said Commerzbank, the second-largest bank in Germany, after Deutsche Bank. According to the German bank, in a weak overall market environment, the metal remains just shy of $1,600 an ounce, the bank points

Precious metals bounced back from earlier losses to settle modestly in the black at the COMEX on Monday, despite a concurrent rebound in the U.S. dollar. COMEX gold futures for August delivery finished up by $5.40, or 0.3%, at $1,596.80 per ounce