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$2 trillion vanish in hours as Gold and silver prices crash - The Canadian Media
IBNS-CMEDIA: Gold and silver prices fell sharply on Monday, surprising investors who typically view precious metals as safe havens during conflict. On the Multi Commodity Exchange of India, gold futures dropped to Rs 1,30,891, down 9.41 percent, while silver fell even more steeply to Rs 2,03,615, marking a 10.21 percent decline. The fall comes even as tensions
Gold and Silver Prices Plunge Amid US-Iran Conflict
The gold price has experienced its steepest weekly decline in more than 40 years, dropping as low as US$4,100 per ounce in early morning trading on Monday (March 23). The yellow metal’s safe-haven status has lost its edge in the face of an unprecedented storm of macroeconomic and geopolitical factors. The price of silver has also taken a big hit, sliding down to an intraday trading low of about US$61 per ounce — the white metal has lost about ha…
Gold and Silver Price Forecast: What Caused the $2 Trillion Wipeout?
Key highlights: Gold and silver lose $2 trillion in three hours during escalating Middle East conflict, defying safe haven logic Gold price crashes from $4,720 to $4,318 while silver drops 14% from $75 to $64 Analysts warn forced liquidation indicates margin calls could trigger panic selling when markets open. Something strange just happened in the markets. In the middle of an escalating war in the Middle East, gold and silver did the exact op…
Gold, silver plunge up to 6% on global weakness; rupee falls to 93.84 against US dollar
Mumbai: Gold and silver prices in India traded sharply lower on Monday, tracking weakness in global bullion markets amid rising concerns over inflation and potential interest rate hikes following escalating US-Iran tensions. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures dropped steeply at the opening. Gold futures (April 2) fell as much as 5.59 per cent, or Rs 8,089, to hit an intra-day low of Rs 1,36,403 per 10 grams by 9:40 am, while si…
Gold, silver prices drop sharply over rising geopolitical tensions - OrissaPOST
New Delhi: Gold and silver prices plummeted further Monday, over profit‑taking, a stronger US dollar and rising real yields. MCX gold April futures lost 6.91 per cent to Rs 1,34,506 per 10 grams around 3.30 pm on an intraday basis. Meanwhile, MCX silver May futures declined 8.84 per cent to Rs 2,06,716 per kg. Analysts said that the sharp selloff has wiped off roughly $2 trillion in market value within hours, due to strong profit booking. The US…
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