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Gold rises to Rs 47,545, but weak dollar, inflation woes weigh

Gold and silver to remain volatile in today’s session ahead of the US job data, says Manoj Kumar Jain of Prithvifinmart Commodity Research.

October 21, 2021 / 09:43 IST
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Gold prices inched up on October 21, extending gains into a third session, as a softer dollar made the metal cheaper for buyers holding other currencies.

On the Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold contracts were up 0.10 percent to Rs 47,545 for 10 grams at 9.23 am. December silver futures were up 0.43 percent to Rs 65,890 a kilogram.

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Gold prices rose by Rs 164 to Rs 47,548 per 10 gram on October 20, tracking firm global trends and festive demands. The precious metal upside was capped by a sharp appreciation in the rupee, a stronger dollar and rising US Treasury yields.

The physical demand for gold ahead of the festive session supports gold and silver. Gold is likely to test $1,800 and above this level, it is likely to move towards $1,835. It has support at $1,760. In MCX, the gold prices may test Rs 47,800 levels. Above this level, an increase in buying momentum is expected. The yellow metal has support at Rs 47,100, said Abhishek Chauhan, Head of Commodity and Currency, at Swastika Investmart.