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The markets edged higher, gaining over half a percent, signaling a resumption of the uptrend after a brief pause. Following an initial uptick, Nifty traded within a range during the first half, but selective buying in heavyweight stocks

Gold prices are trading in a narrow range but the bias is positive, while investors looked toward key U.S. inflation data due later this week that could throw some light on the Federal Reserve's stance on interest rate cuts.  Intraday support lies near 71550 with resistance close to the 72200 level.

The market began the week with a slight decline but managed to close flat, continuing its consolidation phase. After an initial drop,

Gold has edged up as the U.S. Treasury yields eased, while investors awaited inflation reading due later this week that could influence the Federal Reserve's interest rate trajectory. Intraday support lies near 71250 with resistance close to the 72100 level.

The markets experienced volatility today, resulting in a slight decrease of nearly half a percent despite mixed signals.

Gold prices are set to post a second consecutive weekly gain on Friday as recent softer U.S. economic data kept traders optimistic for interest rate cuts later this year, with other precious metals also heading for a weekly gain. Intraday support lies near 72450 with resistance close to the 73100 level.

The markets traded lacklustre in a narrow range and ended the session slightly higher

Gold is presently getting support through investors’ confidence in the prospect of a drop in U.S. interest rates this year, ultimately boosting demand for the commodity.

Markets began the week with modest gains, continuing the prevailing positive trend

The market maintained a consolidation bias on Friday, closing marginally in the green.

Markets remained range-bound for yet another day, closing marginally higher in line with the ongoing trend. After an initial gap-up, the Nifty fluctuated within a narrow band, ultimately settling at 23,399.95.

For the third consecutive day, markets remained within a narrow range and ended with slight gains.

The markets remained range-bound and ended unchanged, continuing Monday’s trend.

Markets traded subdued and ended slightly lower, taking a break after a busy week

Markets extended gains for the third consecutive session, rising by 2% in line with the ongoing positive trend.

Markets edged higher, gaining nearly half a percent, continuing Wednesday’s rebound. 

Gold hit a two-week high on signs of a cooling U.S. labor market, strengthening a case for a September interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve, while investors positioned for U.S. non-farm payrolls data. Intraday support lies near 72500 with resistance close to the 73300 level.

Markets experienced a recovery, gaining over 3% after a significant decline. 

Gold remains stuck in a range with investors positioning for a flurry of U.S. economic data to gauge the Federal Reserve's rate path, while global central banks' buying offers underlying support. 

Markets plunged sharply today, losing nearly 6% and erasing the gains of the past four months

Gold futures have been trading within a tight range over the past week. 

Markets started the week strongly, gaining over 3% primarily due to exit poll numbers indicating political stability

The precious metal is trading sideways after Friday's Personal Consumption Expenditures data showed U.S. inflation had stabilized, slightly boosting hopes for an earlier cut in interest rates by the Federal Reserve.

Markets paused after four days of consecutive declines, ending slightly higher

Gold prices remain subdued as investors look forward to the key U.S inflation figures that will shape the Federal Reserve's thinking on interest rates when it meets mid-June.