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Commodity Live Updates - Gold and Silver Live

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Gold and Silver both precious metals showing up trend with little buy signals. Gold is on upside with 0.04% while silver also on green mode with +0.16%.

Gold, which has declined more than 30 percent since its peak of around USD 1900 in 2011, has fallen victim to a heavy bout of selling since April. The benign global inflationary environment has lessened the appeal of the metal as a hedge against rising prices. In addition, prospects for a scaling back of liquidity in the world`s largest economy, alongside a stronger US dollar, have also weighed on the precious metal.  From now Gold can trade between the level of 26800 to 27900 for next 10-15 days.

Base metals also showing positive trend, base metal ling Copper trading with +2.35 Indian rupee.

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