Commodity News - After Italy Verdict Gold Trades Upper on Safe-Haven Demand



Gold traded upper on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) on today fresh buying by investors, jewellers and retailers. The yellow metal was trading 0.15 % higher at Rs 28,471 per 10 gram in early trade. 



Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi : Market experts believe jitters over the resignation of Italian prime minister after an adverse vote in Sunday’s constitutional referendum induced safe-haven buying.

Silver traded 0.13 % losing at Rs 40,276 per 1 kilogram on MCS due to reduced off take from industrial units and coin makers. 
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As reported to Nirmal Bang Commodities, gold prices will not trade lower for the day even though the $ increases on assumptions that the US Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its meeting next week.

SPDR Gold hope GLD, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, on Wednesday said its holdings stood at 883.86 tonnes, which was downward by 1.18 tonnes from the previous day’s close.

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