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India MCX gold futures at ₹1,41,599/10g on August 1; silver slips to ₹2,17,488/kg

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India's gold was broadly flat while silver fell, reflecting mixed near-term precious-metals demand. Softer US inflation reduced perceived odds of a September Fed hike (to ~65% from >80%), a macro tailwind for bullion, but COMEX gold and silver still declined on profit-taking and a firmer USD. Near-term pricing is likely to remain sensitive to US data, USD moves, and geopolitical risk.
Impact level
● Medium
Affected assets
NCCOGOLD2USD/USDT-0.15%
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● Neutral
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On August 1, 2026, India’s MCX August gold futures were quoted at ₹1,41,599 per 10 grams, up 0.06%, while MCX September silver futures stood at ₹2,17,488 per kg, down 1.13%. Softer U.S. inflation data has pushed market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike in September down to 65% from above 80% previously. In international trade, COMEX gold was at $4,098.60 per ounce (-1.49%) and COMEX silver at $57.775 per ounce (-2.10%). The macro shift has been a direct driver of moves in precious metals prices.