MARKET VOLATILITY GOLD
Gold Price Prediction: Yellow metal down by Rs 2,100 per 10 grams from highs. What analysts expect?
Gold prices declined by Rs 2,138/ 10g from their all-time high as August MCX futures opened lower amid profit booking and easing geopolitical tensions. Analysts expect volatility ahead of the Fed policy outcome and dollar index moves. Experts advise buying on dips with a defined stop-loss and target levels.
US stock market futures climb as Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq rally ahead of Fed decision; Tesla, U.S. Steel surge while Sarepta crashes amid Israel-Iran tensions
US stock market futures show Wall Street futures bouncing back, with Dow futures up 175 points after Friday’s heavy losses due to rising tensions between Israel and Iran. The ongoing Middle East conflict has shaken investor confidence, driving safe-haven buying in gold and strengthening the U.S. dollar. Oil prices spiked early but didn’t hold above $75, despite Israeli attacks on Iranian energy assets. With the FOMC meeting and other global central bank decisions this week, markets remain on edge. This shortened trading week could stay volatile as traders watch every move in geopolitics and policy closely.
Gold hits fresh record high of Rs 1.01 lakh/10 gms; analysts see more upside ahead
On Friday, both gold and silver ended on a positive note in domestic and international markets. Gold August futures settled at Rs 1,00,276 per 10 grams, up 1.91%, while silver July futures closed at Rs 1,06,493 per kilogram, registering a gain of 0.57%.
Bitcoin holds above $106k amid geopolitical jitters; Solana, Hyperliquid jump up to 7%
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies showed recovery on Monday. The crypto market capitalisation increased. Bitcoin traded higher at $106,273, and Ethereum also gained. Altcoins demonstrated strength. Bitcoin recovered after a dip, facing resistance at $106,750–$107,500. Ethereum bounced back, targeting $2,720–$2,880. Experts anticipate regulatory updates to influence market direction.
Volatility to persist across markets amid unstable technical structure: Rajesh Palviya
Nifty is consolidating between 24,500 and 25,200, with 25,000 acting as resistance. Bank Nifty underperforms, potentially falling to 55,000 if it breaks 55,500. Crude oil prices are spiking due to geopolitical tensions, with $76-$78 as the next hurdle and support at $68; a break above $78 could lead to $86-$88.
Volatility to linger, but domestic liquidity offers support: Sunil Subramaniam
Market expert Sunil Subramaniam anticipates continued market volatility in the coming week due to ongoing geopolitical tensions, although potentially less severe than the previous week. Domestic fund managers are expected to selectively buy, providing support to specific sectors and stocks.
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Learn With ETMarkets: Geopolitics vs. Portfolio - 7 smart investing moves in volatile times
Geopolitical tensions significantly influence financial markets, impacting supply chains and commodity prices. Despite events like the Russia-Ukraine conflict and US-China trade tensions causing short-term volatility, Indian equity markets have shown resilience. Experts advise maintaining a long-term perspective, diversifying asset allocation, and incorporating safe-haven assets.
Gold price above Rs 1 lakh. Will Quant MF prediction come true?
Gold prices in India have surged, crossing Rs 1 lakh per 10 grams. Experts predict a possible short-term correction. Quant Mutual Fund advises retaining precious metal exposure long-term. Renisha Chainani forecasts stabilization around Rs 97,000, with a potential dip to Rs 90,000. Manav Modi sees support at Rs 88,000-90,000, projecting Rs 1,00,000-Rs 1,06,000 in 12-15 months.
Wall Street’s momentum machine faces a Middle East stress test
Geopolitical tensions are rising. Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites sparked market reactions. Oil prices initially surged, but later stabilized. Investors are closely monitoring the Middle East and Washington. They await signals that could influence market sentiment next week. The focus is on the durability of the market rally. Traders are balancing risk and potential gains. The situation remains fluid.
No major economic impact of Iran-Israel conflict, but vigil up: India official
The Israel-Iran conflict's economic impact on India is under watch. Officials believe major impact is unlikely unless the conflict escalates. Short-term volatility in oil prices, capital flows, and shipping is possible. India's strong macroeconomic position should help it weather the crisis. Indian stocks fell, and the rupee depreciated amid investor concerns. Oil prices initially spiked but later stabilized.
US stock market crashes as Israel strikes Iran: Dow sinks 500 points, S&P 500 and Nasdaq tumble, oil soars, Nvidia and Tesla plunge, Lockheed Martin rallies
US stock market crash shook Wall Street today after Israel launched a surprise military strike on Iran, triggering fears of a wider war. The Dow Jones plunged 500 points, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also tumbled as investors rushed to safe havens. Oil prices surged over 6%, pushing energy stocks like ExxonMobil higher, while tech giants like Nvidia and Tesla fell sharply. Lockheed Martin and other defense stocks jumped. This market turmoil follows rising geopolitical tension and a spike in volatility. Here’s everything you need to know about today’s dramatic market sell-off and what could happen next.
Gold Price Prediction: Gold hits record high of Rs 1,00,403/10g on Iran-Israel tensions; can the uptrend continue?
Gold prices surged on MCX, breaching ₹1 lakh per 10 grams amid Israel-Iran tensions and a weaker dollar. Silver also saw gains, while geopolitical uncertainty and potential oil supply disruptions fueled safe-haven demand. Analysts suggest a 'buy on dips' strategy, anticipating further price increases in the coming months, with key support levels to watch.
Gold price today: bullion surges toward all-time high as Israel-Iran conflict triggers safe-haven rush and fuels global market fears
Gold prices surged near two-month highs after Israel launched a major military strike on Iran, targeting key nuclear and military facilities. Spot gold rose to $3,417.10 while August futures climbed to $3,436.90, driven by safe-haven demand as geopolitical tensions spiked. Iran retaliated with over 100 drones toward Israel, further escalating fears. Meanwhile, softer U.S. inflation data boosted expectations of a Fed rate cut, supporting gold's momentum. The combination of Middle East conflict and easing inflation is pushing investors toward gold as a hedge. Gold remains in focus as global uncertainty deepens.
India's forex reserves rise to $696.66 billion, up $5.17 billion as of June 6
India's foreign exchange reserves saw a boost, climbing by $5.17 billion to reach $696.66 billion for the week ending June 6, according to RBI data released on Friday. This increase follows a previous dip of $1.2 billion, bringing the reserves down from near-eight-month highs at $691.5 billion on May 30.
How can anyone consider Bitcoin to be a digital version of gold, questions Peter Schiff
As Israel's airstrikes on Iran roiled global markets, gold rallied while Bitcoin plunged below $103,000. Economist Peter Schiff reignited criticism of Bitcoin as a "digital gold," questioning its safe-haven credibility. Crypto assets saw a sharp selloff, even as institutional flows into Bitcoin ETFs like BlackRock’s remained steady.
Gold is ‘flavour of the month’, says Richard Harris amid crisis hedging
Richard Harris from Port Shelter Investment discusses market fragility amidst geopolitical tensions, particularly between Iran and Israel. While markets have shown resilience, factors like upcoming tariff deadlines and concerns about unemployment contribute to instability. Harris suggests gold as a potential safe haven asset, anticipating short-term market reactions to global events before a likely return to normalcy.
Bitcoin sinks as Israel escalates Iran standoff with airstrikes
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies experienced a sharp decline following Israeli airstrikes on Iran, reflecting broader market anxieties. The largest digital asset dipped below $103,000, while Ether also saw significant losses. Investors sought safe-haven assets like Treasuries, and over $1 billion in long crypto positions were liquidated amid the escalating geopolitical tensions.
US stock market today: Dow struggles, Nasdaq dips, S&P slides as Boeing crashes and Trump sparks fresh China tariff fears
US stock market opened volatile on June 12, 2025, as President Donald Trump announced a “done” trade deal with China, yet market reactions stayed cautious. Despite Trump’s claim of a 55% China tariff, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick clarified no immediate changes under the London framework. Meanwhile, Dow Jones futures turned green briefly, but S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures remained lower. Rising tensions with Iran, which threatened US bases if nuclear talks fail, pushed Brent crude oil above $70. The US dollar dipped to 2023 lows as gold prices jumped. Markets await China's official statement and updates on Iran talks.
Gold price prediction: Bullion surges toward key resistance as Iran conflict and Trump’s tariff threats drive investors to gold—here’s what to expect next
Gold prices surged sharply as rising tensions between Iran and the U.S., along with President Donald Trump’s latest trade tariff warning, sparked a wave of safe-haven buying. Spot gold climbed to $3,374.94/oz, while futures touched $3,394.60. Investors rushed to gold amid fears of conflict in the Middle East and Trump’s plans to send tariff letters to key economies. Platinum and silver prices also rose, with platinum hitting a four-year high. Despite the gains, Goldman Sachs expects platinum’s rally may not last. This story breaks down all the key moves, numbers, and what it means for investors now.
Explained: Why gold beat Euro to become the world's second-largest reserve asset
Gold has overtaken the euro as the second-largest global reserve asset, driven by record central bank buying amid geopolitical tensions. Despite recent price volatility, its role as a hedge against uncertainty and sanctions keeps demand elevated.
What will drive CPI lower in FY26? Rahul Bajoria explains
BofA's Rahul Bajoria anticipates India's headline inflation around 3%, with core inflation exceeding it at 4.2%. Improved supply and stable perishable prices are curbing food inflation, offering the RBI policy flexibility and boosting consumer spending. Bajoria expects the RBI's FY26 inflation target to be 3.7%, aligning with their forecast. While monitoring monsoon impacts, they foresee controlled food inflation.
Gold Price Prediction: Yellow metal opens above Rs 98k/10 gms. Time to book profits?
Gold and silver witnessed significant price volatility in international markets following the release of U.S. inflation data. While inflation came in lower than expected, news of a trade agreement between the U.S. and China capped the gains in precious metals.
Longer-term, bullish on platinum and palladium; accumulate gold but momentum trade is in silver: Laurence Balanco
CLSA's Laurence Balanco favors silver in the near term, targeting $42, while gold consolidates before a potential surge to $4100. Autos are preferred over FMCG, with specific stock picks within the consumer space. For a two-year horizon, palladium offers significant upside. Balanco identifies financials, real estate, and infrastructure as top performers, while pharma, FMCG, and IT are expected to lag.
$1 Trillion GDP Boost in Sight: Abhishek Banerjee on promising sectors, gold and market sentiment
Abhishek Banerjee of LotusDew Wealth analyzes global economic trends, highlighting the impact of interest rate cuts and trade uncertainties on Indian equities. He favors silver over gold, anticipates benefits for auto and consumer sectors, and remains optimistic about microcaps despite their inherent volatility. India's strong corporate reserves and potential for economic growth are also emphasized.
Gold Rate Today: Yellow metal rises to Rs 97,200/10g as US-China trade uncertainty boosts demand
Gold prices increased due to trade uncertainties between the US and China. Investors sought safe-haven assets before US inflation data release. On MCX, August gold futures rose, while July silver futures slightly declined. Globally, spot gold and US gold futures also experienced gains. Market awaits US CPI report for Federal Reserve policy insights.
Commodity Talk: 2 reasons why July could be an inflection point for gold. Accumulate, says Augmont’s Renisha Chainani
Gold's near to medium-term outlook remains constructive, supported by sticky inflation and geopolitical tensions. July could be a critical point depending on the US Fed's rate cut cycle and Trump's tariff pause. Experts suggest accumulating gold on dips around Rs 90,000–Rs 94,000, with a potential target of Rs 1,05,000+ and silver looks more attractive.
Gold slips Rs 110 to Rs 97,670/10 g; silver plunges Rs 1,000 to Rs 1.07 lakh/kg
Gold prices slipped Rs 110 to Rs 97,670 per 10 grams in the national capital on Tuesday due to persistent selling by jewellers and stockists, according to the All India Sarafa Association.
Gold Price Prediction: Yellow metal tumbles Rs 2,800/10 gms amid US-China trade uncertainty. How to trade
Gold June futures at MCX opened lower by Rs 723 at Rs 96,397/10 grams. Silver July futures also dipped by Rs 563 to Rs 1,06,524/kg after reaching an all-time high. Despite settling positively on Monday, both metals experienced volatility due to ongoing US-China trade talks and a weaker dollar. Analysts expect continued fluctuations this week
Gold Price Prediction: Gold prices recover from day’s low, silver hits new peak at Rs 1,06,436/kg. What’s ahead?
Gold prices experienced a decline after reaching a multi-month peak on MCX. Profit booking led to a fall in gold futures. Silver, however, remained strong, hitting a lifetime high. Experts suggest that gold and silver prices will likely remain volatile. Factors such as the dollar index and geopolitical tensions will influence the market.
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