Gold prices fell 1% on Thursday asclimbing oil prices heightened inflation worries, boosting betsfor U.S. rate hikes and lifting Treasury yields and the dollar,which added more pressure on bullion.
Spot gold was down 1% at $4,500.07 per ounce as of10:17 a.m. ET (1417 GMT). On Wednesday, bullion rose more than1% in U.S. trading hours after having hit its lowest level sinceMarch 30.
U.S. gold futures for June delivery lost 0.7% at$4,502.90.
Spot gold drops 1% to $4,507.37 per ounce amid broad market pressure. Bullion prices weaken as stronger dollar and elevated Treasury yields hurt sentiment. Investors track Fed policy signals and geopolitical developments for further price direction
Gold eased on Thursday, pressured by a stronger US dollar and high Treasury yields, while stagnant peace talks in the Middle East kept oil elevated, inflation concerns alive, and reinforced bets of higher interest rates.
Tehran said it was reviewing Washington's latest responses, and President Donald Trump suggested he could wait a few days for "the right answers" from Tehran but was also willing to resume attacks on the country.
Spot gold was down 0.6% at $4,517.94 per ounce, as of 1118 GMT. On Wednesday, bullion rose more than 1% in U.S. trading hours after having hit its lowest level since March 30. US gold futures for June delivery lost 0.4% at $4,518.70.
Silver futures on MCX witnessed selling pressure on Thursday with the July contract dropping Rs 3,918, or 1.43%, to Rs 2,70,347 per kg after touching an intraday high of Rs 2,73,196. The September contract declined Rs 3,252, or 1.16%, to Rs 2,76,157 per kg, while December futures edged higher by Rs 954 to Rs 2,85,020. The July contract remained the most active with 4,154 lots traded and open interest rising to 9,468 lots.
Gold ticked lower on Thursday, pressured by a stronger U.S. dollar and high Treasury yields, while stagnant peace talks in the Middle East kept oil elevated, inflation concerns alive, and reinforced bets of higher interest rates.
Tehran said it was reviewing Washington's latest responses, and President Donald Trump suggested he could wait a few days for "the right answers" from Tehran but was also willing to resume attacks on the country.
Spot gold was down 0.2% at $4,536.72 per ounce, as of 0912 GMT. On Wednesday, bullion rose more than 1% in U.S. trading hours after having hit its lowest level since March 30.
Gold futures on MCX traded mixed on Thursday with the June contract declining Rs 284, or 0.18%, to Rs 1,59,722 per 10 grams after touching an intraday low of Rs 1,59,105. The August contract also slipped Rs 230 to Rs 1,62,400, while the October contract edged up Rs 210, or 0.13%, to Rs 1,65,376. The June contract remained the most active with 1,782 lots traded and open interest at 5,967 lots.
Gold futures on MCX traded higher on May 20, 2026, with the June contract rising Rs 919, or 0.58%, to Rs 1,59,999 per 10 grams after touching an intraday high of Rs 1,60,378. The August contract gained Rs 1,089, or 0.67%, to Rs 1,62,622, while October futures climbed Rs 601 to Rs 1,65,700. Trading activity remained strong in the June contract with 5,351 lots traded and open interest standing at 5,963 lots.
Silver futures on MCX rallied sharply on May 20, 2026, led by strong buying in near-term contracts. The July 3 silver contract climbed Rs 3,681, or 1.36%, to Rs 2,73,800 per kg after touching an intraday high of Rs 2,76,297. The September contract also gained Rs 3,626, or 1.32%, to trade at Rs 2,79,128 per kg. However, the December silver futures contract slipped Rs 1,331, or 0.47%, to Rs 2,84,610. The July contract remained the most active with 8,700 lots traded and open interest of 9,110 lots.
Spot gold prices ticked up on Wednesday as U.S. Treasury yields slipped with hopes of a potential resolution to the U.S.-Iran conflict easing some inflation concerns.
Spot gold gained 0.3% to $4,494.50 per ounce, as of 1116 GMT, after falling to its lowest level since March 30 earlier in the session.
U.S. gold futures for June delivery trimmed earlier losses and were 0.3% lower at $4,497.40.
Gold prices held steady on Wednesday, as pressure from a firm dollar and higher Treasury yields was offset by hopes of a potential resolution to the U.S.-Iran conflict, easing some inflation concerns.
Spot gold was unchanged at $4,480.29 per ounce, as of 0915 GMT, after earlier falling to its lowest level since March 30.