The metal saw bumpy trading on Friday morning, after joining a broad sell-off the previous day.

GOLD prices slipped more than 3% on Monday, extending their drop to a roughly four-month low, as an escalating Middle East ...

The metals shed around 5% and 10%, respectively, while mining stocks and ETFs linked to gold and silver also fell.

Gold futures fell for the seventh time in eight sessions, concluding a week that saw the metal's largest-ever single-week dollar decline and the biggest percentage slide in nearly 15 years.

Gold edged lower in early trade on prospects of liquidity-driven sales amid ongoing Middle East conflict.

Precious metals have become the latest victim of rising inflation expectations and dimming hopes of global interest-rate cuts.

Gold prices were steady as US President Donald Trump pressed for de-escalation over the West Asia conflict. However, silver ...

Gold futures closed slightly higher while silver finished lower for the fifth straight session, as traders monitored the Iran war and ‌awaited the US Federal Reserve's decision on rates.

Gold and silver prices closed sharply lower across MCX, COMEX and ETFs, with global cues weighing heavily on metals.

Gold has tested its support near $4,600 (Rs 1.44 lakh), and silver at around $70, following a period of liquidation by CTAs and institutional players who booked profits to raise cash.