International News
Gold hits new record high on US Tariff shift AUGMONT BULLION REPORT
Gold breaks $3500 on Bank of England rate cuts and US tariffs; Silver hits $38.5 resistance, prices may consolidate ahead of weekend.
- Gold reached a fresh high above $3500, with the Bank of England lowering interest rates for the sixth time this year and jobless claims increasing more than anticipated this week. The United States has placed taxes on imports of one-kilogram gold bars. Investors believe a rate cut in the United States is imminent as a result of the developments.
- Imports of one-kilogram gold bars were subject to taxes in the US, with Switzerland’s recently declared 39% tariff rate being one of the highest the Trump administration has levied. The rule states that duty amounts on one-kilogram and 100-ounce gold bars are now governed by a separate customs law. Switzerland, the largest gold refining hub in the world, which exports substantial amounts of refined bullion to the United States, may be greatly impacted by the decision.
Technical Triggers
- As suggested yesterday, Gold sustained above its resistance zone of $3440-50 (~Rs 101,300-500) and follow-through buying took prices towards the next target level of $3500 (~Rs 102,200).
- Targets also achieved in Silver as prices touched its resistance level of $38.5(~Rs 115,000), taking clues from gold.
- As Gold and Silver prices have touched resistance, prices are expected to consolidate in a range today with some profit booking due to the weekend.
Support and Resistance
International Gold Support Level : $3435/oz
International Gold Resistance Level : $3500/oz
Indian Gold Support Level : Rs 100,000/10 gm
Indian Gold Resistance Level : Rs 102,500/10 gm
International Silver Support Level : $36.5/oz
International Silver Resistance Level : $39/oz
Indian Silver Support Level : Rs 109,000/kg
Indian Silver Resistance Level : Rs 115,500/kg
International News
Global Bullion Markets Experience Downturn As US Fed Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged
Market Analysts Anticipate Continued Volatility In Precious Metals As Traders Digest The Fed’s Stance On Monetary Policy and Its Implications For Future Rate Trajectories
Global bullion markets experienced a downturn on Thursday as spot gold and silver prices each fell by nearly 1% following the U.S. Federal Reserve’s overnight decision to keep key interest rates unchanged. Domestic gold and silver prices in India are expected to reflect this global weakness throughout today’s trading session.
| Parameter | Details |
| Gold (MCX) Futures | ~₹1,43,600.00 – ₹1,43,724.00 per 10 grams |
| Silver (MCX) Futures | ~₹1,94,450.00 per kg |
| Key Contract Benchmark | December 2026 Gold Futures are hovering near ₹1,42,324 – ₹1,43,700 levels. |
| Spot Gold | Down ~1%, struggling around $4,044/oz. |
| Spot Silver | Down ~1%, trading below $53.50/oz. |
| U.S. Fed Policy Rate | Unchanged at 3.75% – 4.00%. |
In international markets, spot gold tumbled nearly 1% to trade near $4,044 per ounce, while spot silver dropped 1% to fall below $53.50 per ounce.
The market reaction follows the latest Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, where policymakers voted to maintain the target range for the federal funds rate at 3.75% to 4.00% (3-3/4 to 4 percent).
In an official statement, the FOMC reaffirmed its commitment to supporting its dual mandate of maximum employment and price stability while continuing its policy of maintaining ample reserves within the banking system.
Market analysts anticipate continued volatility in precious metals as traders digest the Fed’s stance on monetary policy and its implications for future rate trajectories.
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