Gold prices up on China and Brexit deal vote worries

By Manoj Kumar Jain
Director and Head of Commodity Research, NiveshDaily Commodity

Both the precious metals were traded positive in international markets. Gold settled at $1291.30 per troy ounce up by 0.27% while silver settled at $15.68 per troy ounce up by 0.26%. Domestic markets were also settled positive. Gold settled at Rs.32141  

per 10 gram with the gain of 0.67% and MCX Silver settled at 39552 per 1 kilogram with the gain of 0.55%.

Gold prices gained on Monday  as investors fled from risk assets after a slump in China’s exports and ahead of an expected defeat for British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal.

Gold prices gain as Chinese export fell by 4.4% biggest drop in 2 years and import also plunged by 7.6% biggest drop since 2016. Market is also worried above Brexit deal vote and possibility of defeat of British PM Theresa May. Gold is expected to test $1300 in today’s trade and crossover above $1300 will open the gate for $1320 in coming days.

Gold is having support at $1284-1278 and resistance at $1298-1306. Silver is having support at $15.54-15.40 while resistance at $15.84-15.98.

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