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Gold prices rose in the morning as the dollar fell to a more than two-week low, prompting investors to buy bullion, while markets eyed U.S. inflation data for further clues on Federal Reserve rate hikes.

Markets ended marginally higher in a volatile session, in extension to the recent up move.

Markets ended the 3-week long consolidation phase and posted decent gains, tracking favorable cues.

Gold prices surged higher, helped by a dip in the dollar as the Euro surged against its counterpart after the European Central Bank raised its key interest rates by an unprecedented 75 basis points yesterday.

Markets traded upbeat on the weekly derivatives expiry day and gained nearly a percent, tracking firm global cues.

Gold prices remained firm as a pause in the recent dollar rally took some pressure off bullion prices, with investors awaiting an interest rate hike by the ECB later in the day.

Markets ended marginally lower in a volatile trading session amid mixed cues.

Gold prices remained steady after signs of strength in the U.S. economy led to increased expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep raising interest rates at a fast pace.

Markets settled almost unchanged in a volatile trading session, in absence of any major trigger.

Gold prices recovered from a six-week low as a worsening energy crisis in Europe drove up safe-haven demand. A pause in the dollar index rally also supported the precious metal.

Markets started the week on a robust note despite feeble global cues and gained over half a percent.

Gold prices held above the key $1,700 per ounce level in the morning, amid hopes that the Federal Reserve might slow the pace of rate hikes after mixed U.S. jobs data.

Markets traded lackluster and ended almost unchanged, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.

Markets consolidated further and ended almost unchanged amid volatility, in continuation of the prevailing corrective phase.

Gold prices edged higher as the dollar pulled back from a recent peak, but the precious metal faces a third consecutive weekly loss on bets that the Federal Reserve will retain its aggressive rate-hike stance.

Markets traded volatile and lost over one and a half percent, pressurized by weak global markets.

Gold prices slipped to a more than one-month low as the dollar firmed and prospects of the U.S. Federal Reserve continuing with its aggressive policy tightening stance weighed on the zero-yielding bullion's appeal.

Markets made a remarkable recovery and gained over two and a half percent amid mixed global cues.

Gold prices fell in the morning session after some relief as the dollar retreated from a 20-year peak, although hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve still weighed on the market.

Markets started the week on a feeble note and lost over a percent, pressurized by weak global sentiment.

Gold prices fell in the morning session as the dollar held on to gains following the U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's signal at the Jackson Hole event that the central bank will raise interest rates further to tame sky-high inflation.

Markets managed to end marginally higher in a volatile trading session, in continuation of the prevailing consolidation phase.

Markets finally ended five-week of the successive rise and settled with a cut of over a percent amid mixed cues.

Gold prices traded lower in the morning session as traders awaited more cues on U.S. monetary policy from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s address to the economic forum at 7.30 pm today.

Markets traded volatile and lost nearly half a percent on the monthly F&O expiry day.