Gold Plummets By Rs 1,310 Amid Weak Global Demand Signals, Futures Trade Cool Off

Gold Plummets By Rs 1,310 Amid Weak Global Demand Signals, Futures Trade Cool Off

Gold Plummets By Rs 1,310 Amid Weak Global Demand Signals, Futures Trade Cool Off​

Gold futures prices witnessed a notable dip on Monday, falling by Rs 1,310 per 10 grams. The decline brought the price to Rs 1,53,299 per 10 grams in the domestic futures trade. This movement occurred amid reports of softening spot demand in the market.

Domestic Gold Futures Fall on MCX​

On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold contracts for the June delivery saw substantial weakness. The contracts traded lower by Rs 1,310, marking a 0.85 per cent drop. The final settlement price recorded was Rs 1,53,299 per 10 grams.

The domestic futures market registered a business turnover of 1,119 lots during the trading session. The downward trend suggests that traders are reacting to broader market pressures impacting commodity valuations.

Global Weak Cues Drive Price Slide​

The primary driver behind the price fall appears to be weak global economic cues. Analysts widely attributed the decline in gold prices to reduced optimism in international markets.

This trend was mirrored on the global front. In New York, gold futures declined by 0.87 per cent. The international benchmark price fell to USD 4,788.31 per ounce.

Market Analysis Points to Lower Demand​

The combination of reduced spot demand domestically and falling indices globally put downward pressure on the commodity. Experts suggest that global macroeconomic jitters are prompting buyers to temper their buying intentions. The overall consensus points towards caution from investors following the global dip.
 

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