International News
Precious metals remain elevated on hopes that US data will boost FED rate cut bets AUGMONT BULLION REPORT
- The dollar’s decline and the uncertainty surrounding the backlog of official data following the US government’s 43-day reopening have helped gold prices rise 4.8% so far this week.
- Some of these releases might be lost completely, but others might show up soon, which would raise concerns about the nation’s economic future.
- The U.S. government has opened, though, and as a result of all these concerns about inflation and the slowdown, there was some decline in silver prices as expectations changed to suggest that the Fed might not be ready to cut rates aggressively.
- Markets have lowered their estimates for a December Fed rate cut, giving a 25 basis point cut a 50% chance, down from over 95% a month ago. Meanwhile, betting on cuts in 2026 has not altered.
Technical Triggers
- Gold continues its upside, crossing $4200, with the next target resistance at $4300 (~Rs 130,000), with support at $4100 (~Rs 123,500)
- Silver has touched record high prices, crossing $54 (~Rs 164,000). Now the next target resistance lies at $55(~Rs 168,500) and $56 (~Rs 172,000) and support at $52 (~Rs 160,500)
Support and Resistance
| Category | Support Level | Resistance Level |
|---|---|---|
| International Gold | $4100/oz | $4300/oz |
| Indian Gold | ₹123,500/10 gm | ₹130,000/10 gm |
| International Silver | $52/oz | $56/oz |
| Indian Silver | ₹160,500/kg | ₹172,000/kg |
International News
GJEPC Promotes Key Trade Events At IGI Dubai Event
The Dubai Event Created Opportunities For Participating Indian Exporters To Connect Directly With Potential Buyers.
GJEPC stepped up its international buyer outreach for IIJS Bharat – Signature 2027, IGJS Jaipur and IJEX at an industry event organised by the International Gemological Institute (IGI) in Dubai.
Held at the Almas Tower Ballroom in Jumeirah Lake Towers, the IGI Ornamental QC Seminar brought together an audience of more than 70 jewellers, with leading retailers including Jawhara, Joyalukkas, Tajvi, Vinsmera, La Marquise, Bhima and Cara among the expected participants.
Ashish Sakhardande, Head – IJEX, GJEPC, represented the Council and delivered a presentation on its upcoming exhibitions and initiatives, placing particular emphasis on IIJS Bharat – Signature 2027, IGJS Jaipur and IJEX, highlighting its new features and inviting UAE buyers to register for the Mumbai and Jaipur shows.
The UAE remains an important market for Indian jewellery exporters, making direct engagement with retailers and jewellery companies a key part of the buyer mobilisation strategy.
The Dubai event created opportunities for participating Indian exporters to connect directly with potential buyers. Business meetings and networking interactions were facilitated with several UAE-based companies, allowing exporters participating through IJEX to develop new commercial contacts.
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