MCX gold has fallen 21.43% from its January record, settling at ₹1,42,024 per 10 grams as inflation concerns, higher crude prices and investor selling weigh on precious metals. Experts say festive demand may offer support, but advise gradual buying and watching the ₹1,40,000 support level.
MCX gold has fallen 21.43% from its January record, settling at ₹1,42,024 per 10 grams as inflation concerns, higher crude prices and investor selling weigh on precious metals. Experts say festive demand may offer support, but advise gradual buying and watching the ₹1,40,000 support level.
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