MCX gold August futures slide ₹983 to ₹1,41,274 per 10g on July 15

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Gold futures fell in both India (MCX) and New York, signaling softer near-term demand for havens. The move was attributed to shifting risk sentiment amid West Asia uncertainty around Iran, with investors reducing defensive positioning. The synchronized decline across domestic and global contracts may pressure precious-metals complex pricing and increase sensitivity to incremental geopolitical headlines and USD-rate dynamics in the short term.
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● Medium
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Gold futures for the August contract on India’s Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) settled at ₹1,41,274 per 10 grams on July 15, down ₹983, or 0.69%, with turnover of 1,289 lots. In New York, gold futures fell 0.55% to $4,030.36 per ounce. Analysts said the pickup in geopolitical tensions linked to Iran briefly eased safe-haven demand, weighing on prices.