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Gold Price Today: Gold and Silver witness strength on MCX and COMEX Today, Check Expert Views for the Day, 01 April 2026

Abhishek Singh — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 07:56:51 +0000

Gold Price Today: On Wednesday, April 01, the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) witnessed strong gains in precious metals. At 12:30 PM Gold was trading at Rs 1,49,150 per 10 grams, registering a rise of Rs 2,231 (1.52%). Meanwhile, silver also showed strength on MCX, trading at Rs 2,41,621 per kilogram, up by Rs 729 (0.30%).

On the COMEX front, gold and silver prices also witnessed gains. At 12:30 PM (IST) Gold rose by 77.20 Dollar, up nearly 1.66%, to trade at 4,724.80 Dollar per ounce. Meanwhile, silver advanced by 0.401 Dollar, gaining around 0.54%, to reach 75.32 Dollar per ounce.

Trump’s Address to the Nation on the Iran War

The White House has announced that Donald Trump will address the nation on the Iran issue at 9 PM Wednesday (6:30 AM Thursday IST), where he is expected to share important updates.

Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump said, “We will be leaving very soon.”

He further added, “It is not necessary for Iran to make a deal. This is a new government, and they are more ready for negotiations than ever before.”

“I would say within two weeks—maybe two, or maybe three,” Donald Trump told reporters on Tuesday at the White House. “We will step back from this, because there is no reason for us to continue.”

Marco Rubio Says Military Objectives Nearly Achieved

“We are reaching a point where our military will have accomplished all its objectives in this mission, and they are doing so with extraordinary efficiency — I believe this will be recorded as one of the finest military operations in modern history.”

Trump Says US Will Not Support European Allies

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned Britain and France, saying Washington “will no longer be there to help you.” He expressed disappointment over their refusal to support military action against Iran.

In a post on Truth Social, Trump also criticized France, stating that it had refused to allow aircraft carrying military supplies to Israel to pass through its airspace.

China and Pakistan Call for Ceasefire

China and Pakistan jointly called for an immediate ceasefire in the Iran conflict and urged measures to ensure the safety of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

Both countries emphasized the need for dialogue and diplomacy to resolve the crisis, highlighting respect for sovereignty, territorial integrity, and regional security. They also urged renewed talks between Iran and the United States and stressed the role of the United Nations and multilateral cooperation in establishing lasting peace.

Rupee May Fall to 100 Against Dollar

If the Iran conflict prolongs, the Indian rupee could weaken to the record level of 100 against the US dollar—or even beyond. Strategists warn that government efforts to curb the nearly 10% decline over the past year may only offer temporary relief.

Analysts from Wells Fargo and Van Eck Associates Corp. suggest that rising oil prices could further accelerate the rupee’s decline by increasing inflation and widening the current account deficit.

Although the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has taken steps to stabilize the currency, analysts believe these measures may provide only short-term support. The rupee’s future will largely depend on how long energy prices remain elevated. Options market pricing also reflects similar concerns, signaling further downside risks toward the 100 level.

GOLD PRICE TODAY: MANOJ KUMAR JAIN EXPERT OPINION

Manoj Kumar Jain, in his latest market outlook, said:
“Gold and silver prices have witnessed a strong rebound amid a decline in the dollar index and U.S. 10-year bond yields. The easing geopolitical tension between the U.S. and Iran has supported sentiment, with expectations that the U.S. may withdraw within the next 2–3 weeks. The dollar index slipping below 100 and bond yields falling under 4.30% have boosted safe-haven buying in precious metals.”

“U.S. consumer confidence data for March came in at 91.8, significantly higher than the estimate of 88, indicating economic resilience. Gold prices have crossed 4,600 Dollar per troy ounce, while silver has moved above 74 Dollar per ounce, signaling further upside potential. Although volatility remains high, gold may hold key support near 4,470 Dollar and silver near 64 Dollar on a closing basis this week.”

Manoj Kumar Jain Outlook for Today (COMEX Gold & Silver)

On the COMEX front, gold is expected to find support in the range of 4,640–4,585 Dollar per troy ounce, while resistance is placed between 4,740 Dollar and 4,800 Dollar per troy ounce. Similarly, silver has support levels at 71.40–68.00 Dollar per troy ounce, with resistance seen in the range of 78.00–80.40 Dollar per troy ounce.

On the domestic front, MCX gold is likely to take support between Rs 1,49,100 and Rs 1,47,700, while resistance is positioned at Rs 1,52,000–Rs 1,53,350. Meanwhile, MCX silver is expected to have support in the range of Rs 2,36,600–Rs 2,32,000, with resistance levels at Rs 2,47,000–Rs 2,51,200.

Kedia Commodity View for Today (MCX Gold)

“Technically, the market is witnessing fresh buying interest, supported by rising open interest and price momentum. Gold has immediate support at Rs 1,49,260, with further downside possible towards Rs 1,47,765. On the upside, resistance is seen at Rs 1,51,575, and a breakout above this level could push prices towards Rs 1,52,395.”

Kedia Commodity View for Today (MCX Silver)

“From a technical perspective, silver is showing strength with steady buying interest. Immediate support is placed at Rs 2,36,610, with further downside towards Rs 2,32,325. On the upside, resistance is seen at Rs 2,43,400, and a sustained move above this level could drive prices towards Rs 2,45,905.”

Gold Price Today: FAQs

1. Why did gold and silver prices rise on April 01, 2026?
Prices increased due to a combination of global economic uncertainty, declining U.S. bond yields, and a weaker dollar index. Additionally, geopolitical developments, particularly related to the Iran situation, boosted demand for safe-haven assets like gold and silver.

2. What are the current gold and silver prices on MCX and COMEX?
On MCX, gold is trading at Rs 1,49,150 per 10 grams and silver at Rs 2,41,621 per kilogram. On COMEX, gold stands at $4,724.80 per ounce, while silver is trading at $75.32 per ounce, both reflecting positive momentum.

3. How do geopolitical tensions impact gold prices?
Geopolitical tensions, such as conflicts or war-related uncertainties, increase investor demand for safe-haven assets. Gold is traditionally considered a hedge against risk, so its prices tend to rise during periods of global instability and uncertainty.

4. What key factors are currently influencing bullion markets?
Major factors include the U.S. dollar index movement, bond yields, inflation expectations, central bank policies, and geopolitical developments. In the current scenario, easing yields and global tensions are playing a significant role in driving prices higher.

5. What is the outlook for gold and silver prices in the near term?
Experts suggest that prices may remain volatile but supported at key levels. Gold is expected to hold above major support zones, while silver could see further upside if buying momentum continues. However, investors should monitor global cues and economic data closely.

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Gold Price Today: Gold and Silver Prices gain Today on MCX and COMEX, Check Expert Views for the Day, 27 March 2026

Abhishek Singh — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 06:32:33 +0000

Gold Price Today: On Friday, March 27 The Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold was trading at Rs 1,41,450 per 10 grams at 10:30 AM, registering a rise of Rs 1,957 (1.4%). Meanwhile, silver also showed strength on MCX, trading at Rs 2,24,758 per kilogram, down by Rs 4,884 (2.22%).

On the COMEX front, Gold and Silver prices also witnessed gains. At 10:30 AM (IST) on COMEX, gold rose by 65.00 Dollar, up nearly 1.50%, to trade at 4,440.50 Dollar per ounce. Meanwhile, silver also advanced, climbing 1.811 Dollar, up around 2.67%, to reach 69.745 Dollar per ounce.

China’s Industrial Profit Increased

During January and February, China’s industrial (factories and manufacturing) profits saw a significant increase of 15.2% compared to last year. This marks a strong start to the year, showing improvement over the 5.3% growth recorded in December.

However, the future remains uncertain as rising oil prices could pose a risk to overall profits and industrial operations.

Authorities are continuously working to mitigate the negative impact on company profits caused by overproduction and weak customer demand.

Trump to Visit China in May

After postponing his important visit due to the ongoing U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that he will travel to China on May 14-15 to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping.

This will be the first visit to China by a sitting U.S. president in nearly ten years.

According to a post on Truth Social, it is also expected that Trump will host Xi Jinping in Washington D.C. later this year. Preparations for both major meetings are currently underway.

White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt has confirmed the travel dates and also stated that President Xi agreed to the request to delay the visit.

Trump Holds Strikes on Iran till April 6

U.S. President Donald Trump has extended the pause on potential strikes targeting Iran’s energy facilities until April. He stated that ongoing talks with Tehran are “going very well.”

The pause was initially set for a short period but has now been extended by 10 days, up to April 6. Trump described this as a result of positive diplomatic progress.

However, an Iranian official rejected the U.S. proposal to end the conflict, calling it “unilateral and unfair,” indicating that despite ongoing talks, significant differences between the two countries still remain.

Trump-Signed Currency to Be Released

The U.S. Treasury Department has announced that the first 100 Dollar Note featuring the signatures of President Trump and U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will be printed in June. In the following months, their signatures will also appear on other denominations of U.S. currency.

GOLD PRICE TODAY: WELLS FARGO EXPERT OPINION

Wells Fargo, in its latest global investment strategy report, said:
“The recent decline in gold prices reflects a complex economic environment. High interest rates, a strong U.S. dollar, rising bond yields, and geopolitical risks such as conflicts and tensions are weighing heavily on gold.

The surge in the U.S. dollar and treasury yields, along with limited expectations of interest rate cuts, has created significant challenges for gold in the short term.”

“Despite this short-term weakness, Wells Fargo remains fully positive on gold over the long term. The bank expects gold prices to reach $6,100 to $6,300 per ounce by the end of 2026. This optimism is driven by continued central bank purchases of gold and potential declines in the dollar and bond yields in the future.

Looking ahead, the bank expects the economic impact of the Iran conflict to remain limited. By the end of the year, lower inflation pressures and a drop in treasury yields could remove major obstacles for gold prices.

Wells Fargo also noted that compared to previous crises, the U.S. economy is now better positioned to handle energy shocks, such as rising oil prices. Key structural changes include a stronger focus on services, the U.S. becoming an energy-exporting nation, and households spending a smaller portion of income on energy or fuel.”

Kedia Commodity View for Today (For MCX Gold) | 27/03/2026

“Technically, the market is witnessing long liquidation, with open interest dropping sharply by 22.26% alongside a steep price fall of Rs 4,604. Gold has immediate support at Rs 1,38,075, with a break below potentially testing Rs 1,36,650. On the upside, resistance is seen at Rs 1,41,810, and a move above this level could push prices toward Rs 1,44,120.”

Kedia Commodity View for Today (For MCX Silver) | 27/03/2026

“From a technical perspective, the market is witnessing fresh selling, with open interest rising by 0.73% alongside a steep price fall of Rs 14,960, indicating aggressive short positions. Immediate support is seen near Rs 2,15,000, and a break below this level could push prices toward Rs 2,17,440. On the upside, resistance is likely around Rs 2,23,880, and a sustained move above this level may open the door for a test of Rs 2,27,880.”

Gold Price Today: FAQs

1. What is the current gold price in India on March 27, 2026?
As of 10:30 AM on March 27, gold is trading at Rs 1,41,450 per 10 grams, up by Rs 1,957 (1.4%) compared to the previous day. The rise reflects strong domestic demand and positive global cues, making it an active trading session for investors and traders.

2. What is the current silver price in India on March 27, 2026?
Silver is trading at Rs 2,24,758 per kilogram, registering a gain of Rs 4,884 (2.22%). This increase comes amid rising industrial demand and investor interest in precious metals, suggesting a bullish sentiment in the market despite global economic uncertainties.

3. How did gold and silver perform in global markets today?
On COMEX, gold rose by 65 Dollar to 4,440.50 Dollar per ounce (1.50% gain), while silver increased by 1.811 to 69.745 Dollar per ounce (2.67% gain). The gains were supported by stronger dollar demand, geopolitical developments, and expectations of central bank interventions, highlighting continued interest from international investors.

4. What are the key technical levels for gold and silver today?
Technical analysis from Kedia Commodity indicates gold has support at Rs 1,38,075–1,36,650 and resistance at Rs 1,41,810–1,44,120. Silver shows support at Rs 2,15,000–2,17,440 and resistance at Rs 2,23,880–2,27,880. Traders often watch these levels closely to determine potential entry and exit points in volatile markets.

5. What is the long-term outlook for gold according to experts?
Wells Fargo remains positive on gold in the long term, projecting prices to reach 6,100–6,300 Dollar per ounce by the end of 2026. The optimism is based on ongoing central bank purchases, potential declines in the U.S. dollar, and expected reduction in bond yields. Analysts believe that geopolitical tensions and limited inflation pressures could further support gold’s upward trajectory.

Gold Price Today: Gold and Silver Prices fall on MCX and COMEX Today, Check Expert View for, 26 March 2026

Abhishek Singh — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 14:37:44 +0000

Gold Price Today: On Thursday, March 26, the market remained closed from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM on the occasion of Ram Navami. In the second session, precious metal prices witnessed a decline. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold was trading at Rs 1,41,250 per 10 grams at 06:50 PM, registering a fall of Rs 2,847 (1.98%). Meanwhile, silver also showed weakness on MCX, trading at Rs 2,21,969 per kilogram, down by Rs 12,865 (5.48%).

On the COMEX front, bullion prices remained under pressure as well. At 06.50 PM (IST) COMEX gold declined by 2.52% to 4,437.70 Dollar per ounce, falling 114.60 Dollar, indicating continued selling pressure in the global market. Meanwhile, COMEX silver also saw a sharp drop, slipping 5.75% to 68.465 Dollar per ounce, down by 4.176 Dollar, reflecting sustained weakness in precious metals.

GOLD PRICE TODAY: EXPERT OPINION OF THE DAY

SMC Global, a leading brokerage house, said:
“On the weekly chart, the trend has clearly turned bearish as gold prices have broken key support levels of Rs 1,59,229 and Rs 1,55,410 in a short span. This indicates that sellers are currently dominating the short-term trend.

Another key factor behind the decline is that prices had moved significantly above the 200 EMA, and the current fall appears to be a natural mean reversion, bringing prices back to more sustainable levels. Overall, the trend has shifted from a strong bullish phase to a corrective phase, and price action near key levels will be crucial for the next directional move.

Silver, after a sharp rally towards Rs 3,20,000, has now entered a corrective phase. The inability to sustain at higher levels indicates exhaustion in the market. The recent decline reflects strong selling pressure following an overextended move, with mean reversion currently taking place.”

SMC Global View for Today (Gold and Silver) 26/03/2026

“We expect gold and silver prices to remain under pressure with a bearish bias in the near term. At MCX, gold has support at Rs 1,20,479 – Rs 1,16,760, while resistance is placed at Rs 1,55,410 – Rs 1,59,229. Silver has support at Rs 1,99,000 – Rs 1,72,000, while resistance is seen at Rs 2,80,000 – Rs 2,98,000.

Traders are advised to remain cautious and watch key levels closely before taking fresh positions, as volatility is likely to persist in the precious metals market.”

FAQs

1. Why did gold and silver prices fall today?
Prices declined due to weak global cues, profit booking, and selling pressure after markets reopened. COMEX trends also showed sharp declines, which influenced domestic MCX prices.

2. How much did gold and silver fall on MCX?
Gold fell by Rs 2,847 (1.98%) to Rs 1,41,250 per 10 grams, while silver dropped by Rs 12,865 (5.48%) to Rs 2,21,969 per kilogram.

3. What is the global trend for gold and silver?
Globally, both metals are under pressure. COMEX gold declined by 2.52% and silver fell by 5.75%, reflecting continued weakness in the international bullion market.

4. What do experts say about the current trend?
Experts indicate a bearish trend, with gold breaking key support levels and entering a corrective phase. Silver has also shown signs of exhaustion after a strong rally.

5. Should investors buy gold or silver now?
Experts advise caution as volatility remains high. Investors should wait for stability and monitor key support and resistance levels before taking fresh positions in the bullion market.

Gold Silver Price Weekly Forecast: Check Key Levels for MCX, Comex Gold and Silver Prices This Week, 23 to 27 March, 2026

Abhishek Singh — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 08:39:59 +0000

Gold Price Today: Global markets are heading into a pivotal week as several key economic data releases and major central bank policy decisions are set to influence the short-term direction of financial markets. At the same time, rate decisions from five central banks is also in the upcoming week. With several high-impact events and geopolitical developments unfolding, market volatility may rise—and against this backdrop, experts have shared their outlook for gold and silver prices in the coming week.

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GOLD SILVER PRICE WEEKLY FORECAST
Enrich Money View for the Week for COMEX Gold:
“COMEX Gold has undergone a sharp corrective move after retesting its previous record-high resistance zone of $5,300– $5,500, and is currently trading in the $4,450–$4,520 range. The decline is primarily attributed to dollar strength and profit booking pressure, even as geopolitical uncertainties continue to provide underlying support

On the downside, immediate support is placed in the $4,250–$4,400 zone; a decisive breakdown below this range could open the door for a deeper correction toward $3,800–$4,000. In the near term, momentum remains neutral to slightly bearish, although the broader structure continues to reflect higher lows, indicating underlying strength.

Sustaining above the $4,400 level remains critical for a potential recovery toward $4,700–$4,800. Overall, the broader bullish bias remains intact unless key support levels are decisively breached, with macro economic factors continuing to influence price direction.“

Enrich Money View for the Week for MCX Gold:
“MCX Gold has come under meaningful corrective pressure, declining sharply from its earlier highs in the ₹1,55,000–₹1,60,000 range and currently trading around ₹1,40,000–₹1,45,000, influenced by global bullion weakness and currency movements. The decline primarily reflects profit-booking following the earlier safe-haven rally driven by geopolitical tensions, with prices now approaching lower support levels after a sustained multi-week uptrend.

The ₹1,35,000–₹1,40,000 region is emerging as a key demand zone, where buying interest is visible, helping to maintain the broader higher-low structure. In the near term, momentum indicators point toward a neutral to slightly bearish bias, suggesting consolidation rather than a confirmed reversal.

Holding above ₹1,42,000 remains important for a potential recovery toward ₹1,50,000– ₹1,52,000, with further upside extending toward ₹1,55,000–₹1,60,000 if fresh triggers emerge.

However, a decisive break below the ₹1,42,000–₹1,45,000 zone could increase downside pressure, dragging prices toward ₹1,40,000 and potentially ₹1,35,000. despite the recent corrections, the broader bullish outlook remains intact unless key structural supports are violated, with macroeconomic and geopolitical factors continuing to provide underlying support.“

Enrich Money View for the Week for COMEX Silver:
“COMEX Silver continues to trade within a subdued range of $62–$70 after a sharp correction from its earlier highs near the $93–$97resistance zone, with the decline largely driven by profit-booking and a stronger US dollar.

On the downside, the $60–$65 zone acts as a critical demand base; a decisive breakdown below this region could accelerate weakness toward $50 or lower levels.

On the upside, a sustained hold above this support may trigger a recovery toward $75–$80, with extended gains potentially reaching $85–$90.

Overall, the broader bullish bias remains intact, supported by a balance between safe-haven demand and industrial demand. However, this outlook would weaken if there is a decisive break below the key $60–$65 support zone, while geopolitical developments and macroeconomic factors are expected to continue influencing price direction.“

Enrich Money View for the Week for MCX Silver:
“MCX Silver has seen a sharp corrective decline, retreating significantly from its earlier highs and currently trading in the ₹2,20,000–₹2,30,000 range amid heavy profit-booking and corresponding weakness in global silver prices. The recent move suggests a phase of stabilization after a strong impulsive rally, with prices consolidating between near-term support and overhead resistance levels.

Earlier shallow corrections had indicated dip accumulation; however, the current pressure is testing the ₹2,20,000–₹2,15,000 demand zone. A failure to hold this zone could expose prices to a deeper correction toward ₹2,00,000 or even ₹1,80,000. In the near term, momentum reflects a slightly bearish bias, indicating consolidation rather than a clear reversal.

Sustaining above ₹2,15,000 may support a recovery toward ₹2,40,000, followed by ₹2,50,000, with further upside possible if buying strength improves. The broader bullish trend remains intact unless key supports near ₹2,00,000 are decisively broken, while macroeconomic tail winds continue to support the market”

JM Financial View for the Week for MCX Gold:
“Gold futures continued their corrective momentum and were down till mid-Thursday, but prices recovered slightly and consolidated in rest of the trading sessions, before closing the week down by 8.6%.

On indicators: 14-week RSI is trading above 50, but below its moving average, while MACD indicator is trading above the mid-zero line, but with a negative difference.

Outlook: Momentum looks down with Resistance at 156,000/ 157,600, while on the downside prices may dip further towards next Target’s at 137,000/ 125,000″

JM Financial View for the Week for MCX Silver:
“Silver futures too continued their corrective momentum and were down till mid-Thursday, but prices recovered slightly and consolidated, before closing the week down by 12.3%.

On indicators: 14-week RSI is trading above 50, but below its moving average, while MACD indicator is trading above the mid-zero line, but with a negative difference.

Outlook: Momentum remains down till below Resistance at 254,900/ 263,000, while on the downside prices may dip further towards 200,000/ 165,000

Kedia Commodity View for the Week for MCX Silver:
“From a technical standpoint, the market is clearly under fresh selling pressure, with open interest rising alongside falling prices, indicating the build-up of bearish positions. Immediate support is seen at 2,15,225, and a break below this level could trigger further downside toward 1,98,985.

On the upside, resistance is placed at 2,46,690, with a move above this level potentially leading to a recovery toward 2,61,915.”

FAQs
1. Why are gold and silver prices expected to remain volatile this week?
Gold and silver prices may stay volatile because global markets are preparing for key economic data releases, multiple central bank rate decisions, and ongoing geopolitical developments.

2. What is Enrich Money’s weekly outlook for COMEX Gold?
Enrich Money says COMEX Gold is in a corrective phase after failing near the $5,300–$5,500 resistance zone and is currently trading around $4,450–$4,520. Support is seen at $4,250–$4,400, while recovery could take prices toward $4,700–$4,800 if support holds.

3. What are the important levels for MCX Gold this week?
For MCX Gold, Enrich Money sees the ₹1,35,000–₹1,40,000 region as a key support zone. Holding above ₹1,42,000 is important for a possible rebound toward ₹1,50,000–₹1,52,000, while a breakdown could drag prices toward ₹1,40,000 or ₹1,35,000.

4. What is the forecast for silver prices on MCX?
Experts believe MCX Silver is under corrective pressure and is currently trading in the ₹2,20,000–₹2,30,000 range. Support is seen around ₹2,15,000–₹2,20,000, while a recovery could take prices toward ₹2,40,000 and ₹2,50,000 if buying strength returns.

5. Do experts still see a bullish trend in gold and silver?
Yes, despite the recent correction, most experts believe the broader bullish trend in both gold and silver remains intact unless key support zones are decisively breached.

Gold Price Today: Gold and Silver Prices Tumbles in MCX and COMEX Today, Check Expert View for, 23 March 2026

Abhishek Singh — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 05:27:38 +0000

Gold Price Today: On Monday, 23 March 2026, precious metals opened sharply lower on the Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX). At the market open, MCX gold for April futures slipped 3% to ₹1,40,158 per 10 grams, compared with its previous close of ₹1,44,492, and later touched an intraday low of ₹1,36,403, down ₹8,089 or 5.59%.

MCX silver for May futures also opened weak, falling 4% to ₹2,17,702 per kg against its previous close of ₹2,26,772. The decline deepened further as silver hit the lower circuit at ₹2,13,166, marking a steep fall of ₹13,606 or 6%.

On the COMEX front, bullion prices also remained under pressure as market opened on Monday. At the market open, COMEX gold dropped 3% to $4,462 per ounce, extending losses after suffering nearly 11% last week, its sharpest weekly decline since 1983. COMEX silver too witnessed a sharp slide, falling 3% to $67.5 per ounce, signaling continued weakness in global precious metal markets.

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GOLD PRICE TODAY: KEY EVENTS OF THE DAY, AND DAILY NEWS
Key Events of the Day
Monday, March 23, 2026
07:30 PM (US) – Construction Spending (MoM, January)

America and Iran War Continues
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that the U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran are aimed at dismantling its defensive positions along the Strait of Hormuz. He further stated that President Donald Trump is ready to take all necessary steps to achieve U.S. objectives, including neutralizing Iran’s air force and navy and stopping it from obtaining nuclear weapons. Bessent also admitted that prices could rise in the short term, but said the cost would be worth it, arguing that they would eventually stabilize in return for decades without the threat of a nuclear-armed Iran.

Iran has warned that it would retaliate by targeting energy and water infrastructure across the Gulf if U.S. President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to strike its electricity grid, heightening fears of major disruption in a region that depends heavily on desalination for drinking water.

GOLD PRICE TODAY: EXPERT OPINION OF THE DAY
Manoj Kumar Jain, Director Prithvi Finmart, a senior financial market expert, said:
“Gold and silver prices crashed vertically last week after the U.S. Fed maintained status-quo on interest rates and also show uncertainty on the future rate cuts amid ongoing war in the West Asia. Higher crude oil prices increased global inflation worries and it could last for longer and change stance of global central banks to hawkish in the upcoming months.

The dollar index surged and global bond yields also rises due to safe-haven buying and crash in the global equity markets. Gold prices see biggest weekly fall in 43 years and fall more than 10% last week. Gold prices closed below $4,500 in the spot markets on Friday. We are experiencing very high price volatility in both precious metals and silver prices could face steep resistance around $80.00 per troy ounce and gold prices could also face resistance around $4,840 per troy ounce in the short-term.”

Manoj Kumar Jain View for Today (For Gold and Silver) | 23/03/2026
“We expect gold and silver prices to remain volatile in today’s session amid volatility in the dollar index and crude oil prices and US-Iran war. Gold has support at $4505-4440 while resistance at $4600-4664 per troy ounce and silver has support at $64.00-60.00, while resistance is at $72.40-76.00 per troy ounce in today’s session.

At MCX, gold is having support at 142200-139100 and resistance at 146000-147700 while silver is having support at 218000-210000 and resistance at 232000-237700.

We suggest traders must wait for some stability in the precious metals markets for initiating fresh positions while small investors continue their accumulation in SIP mode in the present market breakdown”

SMC Global View for Today (For Gold and Silver) | 23/03/2026:
“Markets have now pushed expectations for Fed rate cuts further out to 2027, while also pricing in potential rate hikes from the ECB and BOE this year.

From a technical perspective, COMEX gold is expected to find support near $4,280 and resistance around $4,780, with a bearish bias in the near term. Silver is likely to trade within a range of 62–78.

In the domestic market, gold may trade between ₹131,000–₹150,000, while silver could range between ₹208,000–₹247,000. Overall, selling pressure is expected to persist in both metals”

FAQs
1. Why did gold and silver prices fall sharply on 23 March 2026?
Gold and silver prices declined due to a mix of strong dollar index movement, rising global bond yields, inflation concerns linked to higher crude oil prices, and uncertainty over future interest rate cuts after the U.S. Fed kept rates unchanged.

2. How much did MCX gold and silver fall today?
MCX gold for April futures opened 3% lower at ₹1,40,158 per 10 grams and later touched ₹1,36,403, down ₹8,089 or 5.59%. MCX silver for May futures opened 4% lower at ₹2,17,702 per kg and hit the lower circuit at ₹2,13,166, down ₹13,606 or 6%.

3. What happened to gold and silver prices on COMEX?
COMEX gold fell 3% to $4,462 per ounce, extending losses after an almost 11% fall last week, its biggest weekly drop since 1983. COMEX silver also dropped 3% to $67.5 per ounce.

4. What are experts saying about gold and silver prices now?
Experts believe both metals may remain highly volatile due to fluctuations in the dollar index, crude oil prices, and geopolitical tensions. Selling pressure is expected to continue, though small investors may keep accumulating gradually through SIP mode.

5. What are the key support and resistance levels for gold and silver today?
According to Manoj Kumar Jain, gold has support at $4505–4440 and resistance at $4600–4664, while silver has support at $64–60 and resistance at $72.40–76 on COMEX. On MCX, gold support is seen at ₹1,42,200–₹1,39,100 and resistance at ₹1,46,000–₹1,47,700, while silver support is at ₹2,18,000–₹2,10,000 and resistance at ₹2,32,000–₹2,37,700.

Gold Price Today: Switzerland Gold Exports Fall 18%, Saxo Bank Flags Correction Risk in Bullion, Check Expert View for, 20 March 2026

Abhishek Singh — Fri, 20 Mar 2026 09:09:35 +0000

Gold Price Today: As the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) opened on 20 March, 2026, both gold and silver contracts expirenced a surge. The MCX silver surged 3.7%, or over ₹8,500, to reach ₹2,40,000 per kg. At the same time, MCX gold gained 2.3%, or nearly ₹2,350, climbing to ₹1,48,302 per 10 grams.

Silver prices bounced back from earlier losses, though the metal remained on track for a weekly decline amid the US Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance.

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GOLD PRICE TODAY: KEY EVENTS OF THE DAY, AND DAILY NEWS
Key Events of the Day
Friday, March 20, 2026
06:45 AM – China – Loan Prime Rate (1-Year & 5-Year)

Switzerland’s Gold Export Decline
Switzerland’s gold exports fell 18% in February compared to the previous month, hitting their lowest level since the tariff-led downturn seen in August last year, as shipments to the UK and India weakened, according to Swiss customs data published on Thursday. Exports to the UK, the world’s biggest over-the-counter gold trading centre, declined to 20 tonnes from 43 tonnes in January. Switzerland, which serves as the global hub for bullion refining and transit, usually channels large volumes of gold through London. At the same time, exports to India, the world’s second-largest gold consumer after China, slipped to 13 tonnes in February from 23 tonnes a month earlier, as domestic gold prices remained at a discount due to subdued consumer demand.

GOLD PRICE TODAY: SAXO BANK’s OUTLOOK ON GOLD & SILVER
Gold
Gold is currently in a difficult phase, fighting to maintain its previous gains. After falling below its 50-day Moving Average (approx. USD 4,978), the technical risk of a significant “correction” or price drop has increased. While geopolitical tensions in the Middle East typically support gold prices, other powerful economic forces are currently dragging the market down.

Primary Headwinds for Gold
Energy Prices & Interest Rates: War-related spikes in oil and diesel prices have fueled inflation expectations. This makes it difficult for central banks to cut interest rates. The market is now bracing for a “Higher-for-longer” rate environment, which has boosted Real Yields. High yields are a major obstacle for non-yielding assets like gold.

The Strong US Dollar: In the current climate, investors are choosing the US Dollar over gold as their preferred “safe haven.” The rising dollar diminishes gold’s traditional appeal.

Profit Booking & Technical Positioning: Because gold has been one of the most profitable trades over the last two years, many investors are now selling to secure liquidity. Breaking through key technical support levels has triggered widespread profit-taking.

Supply-Side Shocks: Current inflation is being driven by supply shortages (like oil) rather than high demand. Central banks have limited tools to fight this type of inflation, creating deep market uncertainty.

Silver
Silver has experienced a much more aggressive pullback compared to gold. This is due to a combination of its unique industrial role and technical breakdowns.

Why Silver is Underperforming
Technical Breakdown: Silver prices have fallen below the critical level of USD 78. Experts suggest this breach indicates a “Deeper Retracement,” signaling that prices could head significantly lower.

Industrial Sensitivity: Unlike gold, silver is heavily used in industries such as electronics and solar panels. Consequently, its price is highly sensitive to expectations of Global Economic Growth. With copper also trading lower, there is a clear sign that global industrial demand is weakening.

Energy Cost Pressures: High energy prices are slowing down global economic activity. When the economy cools, industrial metals like silver face immediate downward pressure.

Volatility & Speculation: Silver is naturally more volatile than gold. In “Risk-off” environments, speculators tend to exit their positions rapidly, which accelerates the speed of the price decline.

GOLD PRICE TODAY: EXPERT OPINION OF THE DAY
Manoj Kumar Jain, Director Prithvi Finmart, a senior financial market expert, said:
“Gold April futures contract were settled at $4,605.70 per troy ounce down by 5.93% and silver May futures contract were settled at $71.215 per troy ounce, down by 8.22%. Domestic markets were also settled on weaker note. Gold April futures contract settled at Rs1,44,954 per 10 grams with a loss of 5.27% and silver May futures contract settled at Rs2,31,460 per kilogram with a loss of 6.74%.

Gold and silver prices crashed vertically on Thursday after the U.S. Fed maintained status-quo on interest rates and Fed Chairman’s hawkish remarks on interest rate cuts this year. Gold and silver markets also see heavy sell-off due to all round selling in the global financial markets amid inflation fears due to on going war in the west Asia. Higher crude
oil prices prompting global central banks to hold interest rates steady and even could raise interest rates to counter higher inflation and pushing precious metals prices down.

Gold and silver breached major support levels in the international markets, could show some dead cat bounce from lower levels but short term trend turned bearish.”

Manoj Kumar Jain View for Today (For Gold and Silver) | 20/03/2026
“We are experiencing very high price volatility in both precious metals and silver prices could retest its resistance level of $76.00 per troy ounce and gold prices could also
retest its resistance level of $4,740 per troy ounce in the short-term. We expect gold and silver prices to remain volatile in today’s session amid volatility in the dollar index and crude oil prices and US-Iran war.

Gold has support at $4540-4470 while resistance at $4664-4740 per troy ounce and silver has support at $68.00-64.00, while resistance is at $76.00-78.40 per troy ounce in today’s session.

At mcx, gold is having support at 141400-139500 and resistance at 147200- 149100 while silver is having support at 224400-217000 and resistance at 238000-244000.

We suggest traders could use dead cat bounce to exit their long-positions as market trend change to bearish for the short term and wait for some stability in the markets for fresh long positions, investors are suggested to continue their SIP for a longer term perspective.“

Kedia Commodity View for Today (For MCX Gold) | 20/03/2026:
“From a technical perspective, the market is witnessing long liquidation, with a notable drop in open interest alongside falling prices. Immediate support is seen at 1,39,900, with a break below potentially dragging prices toward 1,34,845. On the upside, resistance is placed at 1,51,230, and a sustained move above this level could push prices toward 1,57,505.”

Kedia Commodity View for Today (For MCX Silver) | 20/03/2026:
“From a technical stand point, the market is clearly under fresh selling pressure, with open interest rising alongside falling prices, indicating the build-up of bearish positions. Immediate support is seen at 2,15,225, and a break below this level could trigger further downside toward 1,98,985. On the upside, resistance is placed at 2,46,690, with a move above this level potentially leading to a recovery toward 2,61,915.”

Nirmal Bang View for Today (For MCX Gold & Silver) | 20/03/2026:

FAQs
1. Why did silver prices rise on March 20, 2026?
Silver prices rebounded more than 3% on MCX after suffering heavy losses in the previous session. The recovery appears to be a technical bounce, although the broader weekly trend remains weak due to the US Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance.

2. What was the MCX gold price on March 20, 2026?
MCX gold rose 2.3%, or around ₹2,350, to ₹1,48,302 per 10 grams during the opening trade on March 20, 2026.

3. Why are gold and silver still under pressure despite the rebound?
Both metals remain under pressure because of higher-for-longer interest rate expectations, rising real yields, elevated crude oil prices, inflation concerns, and a stronger US dollar, all of which have reduced the appeal of precious metals.

4. What are the key support and resistance levels for MCX gold and silver?
According to Manoj Kumar Jain, MCX gold has support at ₹1,41,400–₹1,39,500 and resistance at ₹1,47,200–₹1,49,100. MCX silver has support at ₹2,24,400–₹2,17,000 and resistance at ₹2,38,000–₹2,44,000.

5. What is Switzerland’s gold export data indicating for the market?
Swiss gold exports dropped 18% in February, with shipments to the UK falling to 20 tonnes from 43 tonnes and exports to India slipping to 13 tonnes from 23 tonnes. This points to softer physical demand and weakening bullion flows in key global markets.

USA and Japan’s Interest Rate Remained Unchanged, Check Expert Opinion for the Day, 19 March 2026

Abhishek Singh — Thu, 19 Mar 2026 09:45:10 +0000

Gold Price Today: At market open on Thursday, March 19, 2026, Multi Commodity Exchange witnessed a decline, with silver falling 1.5% to ₹2,44,342 per kg, while gold prices slipped 0.8% to ₹1,51,712 per 10 grams.

On the global front, COMEX prices also traded at lower prices as the market opened. Spot gold declined 1% to $4,844 per ounce, and spot silver plunging 2.45% to $75.6 per ounce, indicating broader weakness in precious metals across international markets.

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GOLD PRICE TODAY: KEY EVENTS OF THE DAY, AND DAILY NEWS
Key Events of the Day
Thursday, March 19, 2026
06:00 PM – United States – Initial Jobless Claims(Week ending March 14)
08:30 AM – Japan – Bank of Japan (BoJ) Interest Rate Decision
05:30 PM – United Kingdom – Bank of England (BoE) Interest Rate Decision
06:45 PM – Euro Area – European Central Bank (ECB) Interest Rate Decision

Bank of Japan Does Not make rate changes. Rates at 0.75%
The Bank of Japan, in an 8–1 vote, decided to maintain its overnight call rate at 0.75%. In its latest policy statement, the central bank flagged the escalating situation in the Middle East as a new economic risk and emphasized that authorities will closely assess its potential impact on the broader economy.

The bank noted that wages and prices are likely to continue rising at a moderate pace. However, a sharp increase in oil prices could exert upward pressure on inflation, with rising crude costs expected to push the Consumer Price Index higher. Inflation expectations have also shown a modest uptick. Despite this, the year-on-year CPI rate may temporarily dip below the 2% target, partly due to government measures aimed at stabilizing prices.

Fed Does Not make any Rate Cuts. Fed Rates steady at 3.5-3.75%
Jerome Powell indicated that the Federal Reserve is likely to delay any further interest rate cuts until there is clear and sustained evidence of easing inflation. He emphasized that meaningful progress on inflation during the year is a critical condition for policy easing, noting that without such improvement, rate cuts would not be considered.

His comments highlight that the central bank remains some distance from initiating a new rate-cut cycle, as recent consumer price data continues to reflect persistent inflationary pressures.

Attack on Iran’s South Pars Gas Field
The South Pars Gas Field, which constitutes Iran’s share of the world’s largest natural gas reserve jointly held with Qatar, has become a focal point of escalating geopolitical tensions. The situation intensified after reports emerged that critical facilities within the field were struck, driving a sharp surge in global oil prices.

Qatar confirmed that its key energy hub at Ras Laffan Industrial City sustained significant damage following missile attacks, including impacts on infrastructure linked to the world’s largest LNG export operations. Meanwhile, a U.S. intelligence official stated that although Iran has suffered setbacks, it still retains the capability to carry out further strikes. Iran also acknowledged the killing of its intelligence minister by Israel.

Donald Trump has called for de-escalation, urging efforts to prevent further attacks on vital gas infrastructure in both Iran and Qatar. However, hostilities have continued to intensify. Israel reportedly conducted strikes on Iran’s South Pars gas field, while Iran launched retaliatory attacks following the killing of security chief Ali Larijani. In response, Israel expanded its military operations into Lebanon.

Iran has warned of broader retaliation, signaling potential attacks on oil and gas infrastructure across the Gulf region. Missiles were reportedly launched toward Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Saudi authorities confirmed intercepting four ballistic missiles aimed at Riyadh and successfully foiling a drone strike targeting a gas facility in the country’s eastern region.

Europe does not want to do anything with war
European leaders have pushed back against the stance of Donald Trump on Iran, stating that they were neither consulted nor clearly informed about the objectives of U.S. actions. This lack of coordination has added further strain to already fragile transatlantic relations between Europe and the United States.

Public sentiment across Europe also remains largely opposed to the conflict, with surveys indicating low support for involvement in the Iran war. European Union officials, including Kaja Kallas, have emphasized the importance of restraint and de-escalation, urging calm amid ongoing uncertainty surrounding U.S. strategy.

Recent developments show that several European nations have resisted participation in U.S.-led actions, citing unclear goals and lack of consultation, while continuing to advocate for diplomatic solutions.

GOLD PRICE TODAY: EXPERT OPINION OF THE DAY
Manoj Kumar Jain, Director Prithvi Finmart, a senior financial market expert, said:
“Gold and silver prices plunged again and see heavy sell-off after the U.S. Fed maintain status-quo on the interest rates and Fed stance looks more hawkish than expected. The Fed Chairman said that the impact of Iran war on the economy, growth and inflation is uncertain and can’t predict the actual impact in present situation. Higher energy prices will certainly increase inflation and lowered disposable income and it may impact economy for longer term.

One of the Fed member voted for increasing interest rates. In present situation possibility for any rate cut this year is faded and dollar is showing strength and could continue to pressurize precious metal prices. We are experiencing very high price volatility in both precious metals and silver prices could test its support level of $68.00 per troy ounce and gold prices could also test its support level of $4,770 per troy ounce in the upcoming
session.”

Manoj Kumar Jain View for Today (For Gold and Silver) | 19/03/2026
“We expect gold and silver prices to remain volatile this week amid volatility in the dollar index, higher crude oil prices and US-Iran war. Gold has support at $4820-4770 while resistance at $4940-4984 per troy ounce and silver has support at $74.40-71.00, while resistance is at $80.00-83.40 per troy ounce in today’s session.

At mcx, gold is having support at 151500-149800 and resistance at 154400-155800 while silver is having support at 244400- 238000 and resistance at 252500-256600.

We suggest for staying away from the gold and silver as both precious metals breached its short-term support levels, wait for some stability in the market for making fresh positions”

Kedia Commodity View for Today (For MCX Gold) | 19/03/2026:
“On the technical front, the market is witnessing long liquidation, with open interest falling 5.73% to 7,406 lots alongside a ₹2,960 price drop. Immediate support is seen at ₹1,51,025, with further downside toward ₹1,49,025, while resistance is placed at ₹1,55,550, and a move above this level could push prices toward ₹1,58,075.”

Kedia Commodity View for Today (For MCX Silver) | 19/03/2026:
“From a technical standpoint, the market is witnessing fresh selling, with open interest rising 2.23% to 5,975 lots while prices dropped sharply by ₹4,919. Immediate support is seen at ₹2,42,365, with further downside toward ₹2,36,540, while resistance is placed at ₹2,54,455, and a move above this level could push prices toward ₹2,60,720.”

Gold Price Today: FAQs
1. Why are gold and silver prices falling today?
Gold and silver prices are declining due to a stronger dollar, persistent inflation concerns, and a hawkish stance by the Federal Reserve, which has reduced expectations of near-term rate cuts.

2. What is the impact of the Fed’s decision on bullion prices?
Comments from Jerome Powell suggest that rate cuts are unlikely without clear inflation progress, which supports the dollar and puts pressure on non-yielding assets like gold and silver.

3. How is the Bank of Japan influencing the market?
The Bank of Japan kept rates unchanged at 0.75%, while flagging geopolitical risks and rising oil prices, contributing to global uncertainty and volatility in commodities.

4. What role is the Middle East conflict playing in price movement?
Escalation around the South Pars Gas Field and tensions involving Iran and Israel have pushed oil prices higher, indirectly impacting inflation expectations and bullion markets.

5. What is the outlook for gold and silver prices?
Experts suggest continued volatility, with key support and resistance levels being tested. Traders are advised to wait for stability before taking fresh positions due to high uncertainty.

Gold Silver Price Weekly Forecast: Check Key Levels for MCX, Comex Gold and Silver Prices This Week, 16 to 20 March, 2026

Abhishek Singh — Mon, 16 Mar 2026 08:35:53 +0000

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Gold Silver Price Weekly Forecast
JM Financial, Pranav Mer views on Gold:
“Gold futures were stuck in a range for most of the trading sessions but broke down from the range on Friday, closing the week lower by 2. On indicators, the 14-week RSI is trading above 70 but close to its moving average, while the MACD indicator is trading above the mid-zero line with a positive difference.”

JM Financial, Pranav Mer outlook on Gold:
“In the week ahead, look for support at 157,500. Sustaining below this level may lead to further correction towards 150,750 and 145,000 levels, with resistance at 163,580. However, as long as 157,500 holds, prices may continue to consolidate and trade between 157,500 and 163,500.”

JM Financial, Pranav Mer views on Silver:
“Silver futures were stuck in a range for most of the trading sessions but broke down from the range on Friday to close the week lower by 3–4. On indicators, the 14-week RSI has dipped below 70 but remains above 50 and close to its moving average, while the MACD indicator is trading close to the mid-zero line with a negative difference.”

JM Financial, Pranav Mer outlook on Silver:
“Momentum has reversed again after support at 257,800 was breached on Friday. In the week ahead, prices may continue to see a corrective move towards targets at 226,000 and 180,000, while on the upside resistance holds at 280,000.”

Enrich Money, outlook on COMEX Gold:
“COMEX gold futures are trading with a firm undertone in the current session, hovering around the $5,050–$5,000 range compared to the prior close near $5,150–$5,175. Earlier in the week, prices attempted to move toward the $5,215–$5,250 resistance region but failed to sustain those levels, leading to a gradual drift toward the $5,000–$4,950 support zone.

The broader bullish structure remains intact, supported by persistent central bank accumulation and strong safe-haven demand amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. However, recent price action reflects short-term consolidation and corrective pressure following the retreat from weekly highs near $5,215– $5,250. A decisive breakout above this resistance region could potentially accelerate the next leg of the rally toward $5,400–$5,600 or even higher levels.

On the downside, the $4,830–$4,900 zone is emerging as a strong near-term support band. A sustained break below $4,800 could trigger further corrective pressure toward the $4,700 region. Nevertheless, as long as prices continue to trade within the rising long-term trend channel, the overall outlook remains structurally bullish, with dips likely presenting accumulation opportunities within this extended bullcycle.“

Enrich Money, outlook on MCX Gold:
“MCX Gold is currently trading near ₹1,58,200–₹1,58,900, as prices witnessed a mild corrective move this week after encountering resistance near the ₹1,63,000– ₹1,63,200 region. The inability to sustain above this resistance zone triggered some profit booking, leading prices to gradually drift toward the ₹1,58,000–₹1,57,500 immediate support area, which continues to act as a solid demand zone with recent lows finding support and preserving the broader higher-low structure.

Momentum indicators currently reflect a temporary neutral to mildly bearish tilt in the short term, as the market continues to trade below the recent swing resistance. As long as prices hold above ₹1,58,000, gold retains the potential to move toward ₹1,62,000–₹1,65,000 initially, and possibly retest higher resistance around ₹1,68,000–₹1,70,000 if bullish catalysts strengthen.

However, a decisive break below ₹1,57,000 could intensify downside pressure, potentially extending the corrective move toward the ₹1,55,000–₹1,50,000 support zone. Despite this near-term correction, the broader bullish bias remains intact as long as key structural support levels remain unbroken, supported by favorable macro economic tailwinds.”

Enrich Money, outlook on COMEX Silver:
“COMEX Silver witnessed a notable pullback this week after facing strong resistance near the $88–$90.10 region. The inability to sustain higher levels triggered a wave of profit taking, with prices gradually easing toward the $78.4–$80.00 immediate support zone and currently trading slightly above the $80 level.

On the daily chart, the recent decline suggests a loss of short-term upward momentum as prices retrace from recent swing highs. Short-term momentum indicators remain neutral to mildly bearish, pointing toward a consolidation phase. A sustained break below $80 could push prices toward the $76–$72 support area

However, the broader structure continues to point toward a constructive outlook as long as prices hold above the key $80 structural support level. A sustained recovery above $90 could revive bullish momentum and potentially pave the way for another attempt toward the $97 resistance zone.”

Enrich Money, outlook on MCX Silver:
“MCX Silver is currently trading in the ₹2,54,000–₹2,60,000 range, with prices remaining under pressure this week as the metal extended its corrective decline after failing to sustain above the ₹2,80,000–₹2,92,000 resistance zone. The recent rejection from higher levels has triggered fresh selling interest, pushing prices back toward the ₹2,58,000–₹2,54,000 support region.

On the daily chart, price action reflects weakening short-term momentum as the metal continues to trade below the descending trendline resistance drawn from recent swing highs. A sustained break below ₹2,55,000–₹2,53,000 could extend the corrective phase further toward the ₹2,45,000–₹2,35,000 support zone in the near term.

However, the broader structural outlook may remain constructive as long as prices hold above the major support near ₹2,55,000. A decisive breakout above ₹2,80,000 could signal renewed buying momentum and open the door for a recovery toward ₹2,90,000, while sustained bullish momentum could eventually push prices toward previous all-time highs.“

SMC Global Outlook for Comex Gold and Silver:
“COMEX gold is currently facing resistance near $5,240 while strong support is seen around $4,980. A breakout on either side could determine the next directional trend in the metal. Silver prices are expected to trade in the range of $71.00–$78.00”

SMC Global Outlook for MCX Gold and Silver:
“On MCX, gold may trade between ₹153,000 and ₹160,000 in the coming week, while silver islikely to move within the ₹240,000–₹279,000 range.”

Gold Price Today: FAQs
1. What is the gold price outlook for the coming week?
According to analysts at JM Financial, gold could find support near ₹1,57,500. If prices sustain above this level, they may consolidate between ₹1,57,500 and ₹1,63,500, while a break below could trigger deeper corrections.

2. What are the key resistance levels for gold?
Analysts highlight resistance around ₹1,63,500 on MCX gold, while COMEX gold faces a key resistance zone near $5,215–$5,250.

3. What is the short-term outlook for silver prices?
Silver may continue its corrective phase after breaking key support levels. Analysts suggest potential downside targets around ₹2,26,000 and ₹1,80,000 if selling pressure continues.

4. What levels should traders watch in COMEX silver?
COMEX silver has immediate support around $80, while a break below could push prices toward the $76–$72 zone. On the upside, a move above $90 may revive bullish momentum.

5. Is the long-term outlook for gold and silver still bullish?
Yes. Analysts from Enrich Money note that the broader bullish structure remains intact due to strong safe-haven demand, central bank buying, and supportive macroeconomic conditions.

Gold Price Today: MCX Gold and Silver Slips Lower Today, Check Expert Views for the Day, 13 March 2026

Abhishek Singh — Fri, 13 Mar 2026 07:21:15 +0000

Gold Price Today: Silver prices on the Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX) showed a mild recovery but largely remained subdued when the market opened on Friday, March 13, 2026. The precious metal initially faced pressure due to rising crude oil prices linked to the prolonged US-Iran conflict, though a softer US dollar helped limit deeper losses. At the market opening today, MCX silver slipped 0.7% to ₹2,66,001 per kg, while MCX gold was trading 0.3% lower at ₹1,59,764 per 10 grams. As trading progressed in early deals, both precious metals managed to trim part of their losses.

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GOLD PRICE TODAY: EXPERT OPINION
Manoj Kumar Jain, Director Prithvi Finmart, a senior financial market expert, said:
“Gold and silver show very high price volatility and gained in the early trading session, but were unable to hold their gains and plunged again amid strength in the dollar index and the U.S. 10-year bond yields.

The dollar index hit a 4-month high after Brent crude prices hit $100 per barrel once again due to the ongoing war in West Asia. Inflation worries due to higher crude oil and commodity prices are supporting the dollar index and limiting gains of gold and silver. However, the U.S. President once again urged Fed Chairman Powell to cut interest rates, which could support gold and silver prices at lower levels”

Manoj Kumar Jain View for Today (For Gold and Silver) | 13/03/2026
“We are experiencing very high price volatility in both precious metals but silver prices could hold their support level of $78.00 per troy ounce and gold prices could also hold its support level of $5,000 per troy ounce on a closing basis this week.

We expect gold and silver prices to remain volatile in today’s session amid volatility in the dollar index, US-Iran war and volatility in crude oil prices. Gold has support at $5084-5040, while resistance at $5164-5200 per troy ounce and silver has support at $82.80-79.10, while resistance is at $88.00-90.40 per troy ounce in today’s session.

At MCX, gold is having support at 159100-157700 and resistance at 161500-162650, while silver is having support at 261600-255500 and resistance at 272000-278000. We suggest traders could trade in a given price range in bullion, and investors could accumulate during every price dip in a staggered way from the long-term horizon.”

Kedia Commodity View for Today (For MCX Gold) | 13/03/2026
“Technically, the market is witnessing fresh selling, with open interest rising 3.6% to 7,824 while prices dropped ₹1,518. Gold has immediate support at 159,270, with a break below potentially testing 158,270. On the upside, resistance is seen at 162,130, and a move above this level could push prices toward 163,990.”

Kedia Commodity View for Today (For MCX Silver) | 13/03/2026
“From a technical perspective, the market is witnessing fresh selling pressure, with open interest rising 1.57% to 5,941 lots even as prices declined by ₹529, suggesting new short positions entering the market. Immediate support is seen near ₹264,445, and a break below this level could push prices toward ₹260,925. On the upside, resistance is likely around ₹273,215, and a sustained move above this level may open the door for a test of ₹278,465.”

Gold Price Today: FAQs
1. What were the gold and silver prices on MCX today?
At the market opening on March 13, 2026, MCX gold was trading 0.3% lower at ₹1,59,764 per 10 grams, while MCX silver slipped 0.7% to ₹2,66,001 per kg.

2. Why did gold and silver prices decline today?
Prices came under pressure due to rising crude oil prices, a stronger dollar index, and higher U.S. bond yields, which typically reduce the appeal of precious metals.

3. How is the US-Iran conflict affecting bullion prices?
The ongoing conflict has pushed crude oil prices higher, raising inflation concerns and strengthening the dollar, which can limit gains in gold and silver.

4. What are the key MCX support and resistance levels for gold and silver?

MCX Gold: Support at ₹1,59,100–₹1,57,700, resistance at ₹1,61,500–₹1,62,650.
MCX Silver: Support at ₹2,61,600–₹2,55,500, resistance at ₹2,72,000–₹2,78,000.

5. What strategy are experts recommending for investors?
Experts suggest trading within the given range in the short term, while long-term investors may accumulate gold and silver gradually during price dips.

Gold Price Today: MCX Gold and Silver Open Lower Today, Check Expert Views for the Day, 12 March 2026

Abhishek Singh — Thu, 12 Mar 2026 07:48:02 +0000

Gold Price Today: On Thursday, March 12, 2026, precious metals opened on a slightly weaker note on the Multi-Commodity Exchange of India (MCX). At the market opening, gold April futures were trading 0.10% lower at ₹1,61,660 per 10 grams, while silver May futures were down 0.57% at ₹2,66,969 per kg.

Meanwhile, on the COMEX, as the market opened Thursday, March 12, 2026, precious metals showed mixed movement at the start of trading. Spot gold slipped 0.39% to $5,159 per ounce, falling below the $5,200 level, while spot silver edged 0.12% higher to $85.65 per ounce.

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GOLD PRICE TODAY: EXPERT OPINION
Manoj Kumar Jain, Director Prithvi Finmart, a senior financial market expert, said:
“Gold and silver were unable to hold their previous sessions’ gains and plunged again amid strength in the dollar index and the U.S. 10-year bond yields due to the escalation of the war in West Asia. Iran is not agreed to end the war soon and is attacking vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

Crude oil prices jumped again, increasing inflation fears and limiting gains of both precious metals. Investors are also looking at other safe-haven options and shifting towards the U.S. dollar and bond markets. The U.S. inflation data came mostly as per market expectations and did not impacted much to precious metals.”

Manoj Kumar Jain View for Today (For Gold and Silver) | 12/03/2026
“We are experiencing very high price volatility in both precious metals but silver prices could hold its support level of $74.00 per troy ounce and gold prices could also hold its support level of $4,940 per troy ounce on a closing basis this week.

We expect gold and silver prices to remain volatile this week amid volatility in the dollar index, the US-Iran war and volatility in crude oil prices. Gold has support at $5145-5100, while resistance is at $5220-5264 per troy ounce and silver has support at $82.80-79.10, while resistance is at $88.00-90.40 per troy ounce in today’s session.

At MCX, gold is having support at 159800-159000 and resistance at 162700-163500 while silver is having support at 265500-261600 and resistance at 271000-275000. We suggest wait for some stability in the markets for initiating fresh positions.“

Kedia Commodity View for Today (For MCX Gold) | 12/03/2026
“From a technical perspective, the market is witnessing long liquidation, with open interest declining 0.71% to 7,552 while prices dropped by ₹1,514. Gold has immediate support at 160,960, with a break below potentially testing 160,135. On the upside, resistance is seen at 162,880, and a move above this level could push prices toward 163,975”

Kedia Commodity View for Today (For MCX Silver) | 12/03/2026
“From a technical perspective, the market is witnessing long liquidation, with open interest falling 3.11% to 5,848 while prices dropped by ₹9,359. Silver has immediate support at 263,390, with a break below potentially testing 258,295. On the upside, resistance is seen at 275,290, and a move above this level could push prices toward 282,095”

Gold Price Today: FAQs
1. What are the gold and silver prices on MCX today?
As of the market opening on March 12, 2026, gold April futures were trading 0.10% lower at ₹1,61,660 per 10 grams, while silver May futures were 0.57% down at ₹2,66,969 per kg on MCX.

2. How are gold and silver performing on COMEX today?
On COMEX, spot gold slipped 0.39% to $5,159 per ounce, falling below the $5,200 level, while spot silver edged 0.12% higher to $85.65 per ounce during Asian trading hours.

3. Why are gold and silver prices volatile today?
According to market experts, volatility is being driven by a stronger U.S. dollar, rising U.S. 10-year bond yields, and geopolitical tensions in West Asia, particularly disruptions near the Strait of Hormuz that have pushed crude oil prices higher.

4. What are the key support and resistance levels for gold today?
Experts indicate gold support at $5,145–$5,100 and resistance at $5,220–$5,264 per ounce internationally. On MCX, support is seen at ₹1,59,800–₹1,59,000, while resistance is placed around ₹1,62,700–₹1,63,500.

5. What strategy are experts recommending for traders?
Analysts suggest waiting for market stability before initiating fresh positions, as precious metals are expected to remain volatile due to movements in the dollar index, crude oil prices, and ongoing geopolitical risks.