Gold Ntraday Tips For Tomorrow in India, the world's largest consumer of the yellow metal, booked stray deals after a three-week long strike, seeking to replenish stocks for a gold buying festival slated later in the month, dealers said. More Information about Ntraday Tips For Tomorrow visit the site stock-market-expert-tips.blogspot.com
* "Few orders are there on the lower side... market is slowly gearing up ahead of Akshaya Tritiya," said a dealer with a private bullion importing bank in Mumbai.
* Jewellers in India ended their three-week strike on Saturday after assurance the federal government would consider scrapping a budget proposal to levy excise duty on unbranded jewellery.
People will be buying now after closing shops for weeks together as wedding season is on," said Harshad Ajmera, proprietor of JJ Gold House. "There were good retail sales yesterday."
Gold for June delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) was up 0.48% at Rs 28,333 per 10 grams.
* "A level of Rs 27,200-27,500 will be good enough for market to activate," said the private bank dealer.
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Gold has support around USD 1617: Indian Stock Market
Gold is trading at 1664.147 levels, rising higher in trade. Gold traded higher as the dollar took a breather and was trading weaker amongst major currencies. Lesser liquidity injections into the system by various sovereign authorities will see limited trading action and also possible downward bias in the commodity space. Support is seen at 1617.240 (55days EMA in Weekly chart) and the resistance comes near 1680.344 (21 days daily EMA). Overall bearish target 1600 dollars. More information about indian stock market please visit the site stock-market-expert-tips.blogspot.com
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