Coronavirus Fears

For days, WHO officials have sought to dispel comparisons between coronavirus and hantavirus, stressing that the latter poses very low risk to the general public.

For days, WHO officials have sought to dispel comparisons between coronavirus and hantavirus, stressing that the latter poses very low risk to the general public.

Domestic gold and silver futures fluctuated between gains and losses in a wide range on Wednesday, as data showing the UK's economy shrank by a record 20.4 per cent in the April-June period refueled fears about the coronavirus pandemic-led slowdown. Multi Commodity Exchange gold futures - due for an October 5 delivery - registered wild swings in a ...

Domestic stock markets suffered sharp losses on Friday with benchmark indices hitting their lowest levels recorded since mid-October, after global markets slumped on fears the coronavirus outbreak will lead to recession in major economies. The S&P BSE Sensex index nosedived as much as 1,525.69 points to hit 38,219.97 in late afternoon deals, and th...

Domestic stock markets suffered sharp losses in early trade on Friday amid a selloff across the world as the spread of the coronavirus pandemic stoked fears of recession. RBI's action of seizing control of the beleaguered Yes Bank and possible ramifications on the financial system also dented sentiments on Dalal Street. The S&P BSE Sensex index nos...

Gold Price Today: At 4:36 pm, the gold futures contract (delivery on April 3) was up 0.57 per cent (Rs 245 per 10 grams) at Rs 43,500 per 10 grams.

Gold Price Today: At 2:46 pm, the gold futures contract (delivery on June 5) traded at Rs 45,016 per 10 grams, up Rs 1,294 per 10 grams (2.96 per cent) compared to the previous close.

Current Gold Rate: The gold futures contract settled at Rs 46,255 per 10 grams for the day, up 2.12 per cent - or Rs 961 per 10 grams - compared to the previous close.

Gold Price: At 11:10 am, the gold futures contract (delivery on June 5) was up by Rs 283 per 10 grams - or 0.62 per cent - at Rs 45,997 per 10 grams.

Gold prices jumped 2.6 per cent last week, marking their best week since April 10, as worries of a new wave of COVID-19 cases clouded hopes of economic recovery.

Gold Rate Today: Gold prices vary in different parts of India due to factors such as excise duty, state taxes and making charges.

Fears the coronavirus would wreak havoc on the global economy sent financial markets into a tailspin last week and raised expectations of co-ordinated monetary policy action by central banks to mitigate the fallout.

According to Mumbai-based industry body IBJA or India Bullion and Jewellers Association, the indicative selling price of gold jewellery stood at Rs 43,520 per 10 grams (excluding GST) in the first half of the day.

At 1:20 pm, gold futures were up 0.19 per cent at Rs 39,800 per 10 grams, compared with the previous close of Rs 39,723 per 10 grams.

COVID-19 Lockdown: The pandemic has already driven the global economy into recession and countries must respond with "very massive" spending to avoid a cascade of bankruptcies and emerging market debt defaults, the head of the International Monetary Fund warned on Friday.

For days, WHO officials have sought to dispel comparisons between coronavirus and hantavirus, stressing that the latter poses very low risk to the general public.

For days, WHO officials have sought to dispel comparisons between coronavirus and hantavirus, stressing that the latter poses very low risk to the general public.

Domestic gold and silver futures fluctuated between gains and losses in a wide range on Wednesday, as data showing the UK's economy shrank by a record 20.4 per cent in the April-June period refueled fears about the coronavirus pandemic-led slowdown. Multi Commodity Exchange gold futures - due for an October 5 delivery - registered wild swings in a ...

Domestic stock markets suffered sharp losses on Friday with benchmark indices hitting their lowest levels recorded since mid-October, after global markets slumped on fears the coronavirus outbreak will lead to recession in major economies. The S&P BSE Sensex index nosedived as much as 1,525.69 points to hit 38,219.97 in late afternoon deals, and th...

Domestic stock markets suffered sharp losses in early trade on Friday amid a selloff across the world as the spread of the coronavirus pandemic stoked fears of recession. RBI's action of seizing control of the beleaguered Yes Bank and possible ramifications on the financial system also dented sentiments on Dalal Street. The S&P BSE Sensex index nos...

Gold Price Today: At 4:36 pm, the gold futures contract (delivery on April 3) was up 0.57 per cent (Rs 245 per 10 grams) at Rs 43,500 per 10 grams.

Gold Price Today: At 2:46 pm, the gold futures contract (delivery on June 5) traded at Rs 45,016 per 10 grams, up Rs 1,294 per 10 grams (2.96 per cent) compared to the previous close.

Current Gold Rate: The gold futures contract settled at Rs 46,255 per 10 grams for the day, up 2.12 per cent - or Rs 961 per 10 grams - compared to the previous close.

Gold Price: At 11:10 am, the gold futures contract (delivery on June 5) was up by Rs 283 per 10 grams - or 0.62 per cent - at Rs 45,997 per 10 grams.

Gold prices jumped 2.6 per cent last week, marking their best week since April 10, as worries of a new wave of COVID-19 cases clouded hopes of economic recovery.

Gold Rate Today: Gold prices vary in different parts of India due to factors such as excise duty, state taxes and making charges.

Fears the coronavirus would wreak havoc on the global economy sent financial markets into a tailspin last week and raised expectations of co-ordinated monetary policy action by central banks to mitigate the fallout.

According to Mumbai-based industry body IBJA or India Bullion and Jewellers Association, the indicative selling price of gold jewellery stood at Rs 43,520 per 10 grams (excluding GST) in the first half of the day.

At 1:20 pm, gold futures were up 0.19 per cent at Rs 39,800 per 10 grams, compared with the previous close of Rs 39,723 per 10 grams.

COVID-19 Lockdown: The pandemic has already driven the global economy into recession and countries must respond with "very massive" spending to avoid a cascade of bankruptcies and emerging market debt defaults, the head of the International Monetary Fund warned on Friday.