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Markets traded volatile and ended almost unchanged amid mixed cues.

Gold has steadied after previous day’s gains as traders positioned for more U.S. economic readings that could further alter the odds of another interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve.

Markets remained range bound for the second consecutive session and ended almost unchanged. 

Gold has edged higher as bond yields drifted lower, while markets looked to upcoming data on the U.S. labor market and inflation that is expected to influence the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision next month. 

It turned out to be a roller coaster ride on Friday as Nifty oscillated on both sides and ended lower. 

Gold has edged up from five-month lows as the dollar and bond yields retreated, with bullion headed for another weekly decline as encouraging data from the U.S. reinforced expectations the Federal Reserve was not done with hiking rates.

Markets traded under pressure and lost over half a percent, tracking feeble global cues.

Gold seems to consolidate after the recent losses

Markets showed resilience amid weak global cues and ended marginally in the green.

Gold prices traded flat on Wednesday, a day after breaching the key $1,900 support level on strong U.S. consumer spending data fueling speculation that the Federal Reserve was not done with its interest rate hiking cycle.

Markets started the week on a volatile note and ended almost unchanged.

Markets traded under pressure and lost over half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective tone.

Gold trades with a positive bias after the previous day’s decline. The fall was moderated after data showed that the U.S. consumer prices increased moderately in July, indicating that US FED at the end of its rate hike cycle.

Markets remained volatile on the weekly expiry day and lost nearly half a percent.

Gold has been trading in a narrow range with investors looking forward to the upcoming CPI numbers.

Markets traded volatile but finally gained nearly half a percent.

Gold has been trading in a narrow range with investors looking forward to the upcoming CPI numbers. 

Markets traded dull and ended marginally lower, taking a pause after the recent bounce.

Gold prices have trended lower since yesterday when the FED Governor indicated that additional interest rate hikes are still needed to tame inflation.

Markets started the week on a firm note and gained nearly half a percent, in continuation to Friday’s rebound. 

Gold prices have receded today as the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields gained after traders digested Friday's jobs report, with attention turning to U.S. inflation data later this week.

Markets traded under pressure and lost over half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.

Markets witnessed respite after the recent fall and gained over half a percent.

Gold has steadied above $1,930 an ounce but was still set to end the week lower, pressured by a strong dollar and rising Treasury yields amid a series of solid US economic data this week.

Markets extended the decline on the weekly expiry day and lost over half a percent.