Gold price futures in India,which hit their lowest level in eight months,are likely to recover from the multi-months low,helped by bargain buying. The actively traded gold for April delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange was 0.11 percent higher at 29,378 rupees per 10 grams,after hitting a low of 29,111 rupees last week,a level last seen in mid-July. "Most negative factors have been priced in. Gold is finding good physical bargain hunting interest at lower levels," said Gnanasekar Thiagarajan,director with Commtrendz Research. Gold has shed about 5 percent so far in 2013,weighed by a stronger dollar overseas amid optimism of a bounce back in U.S. economy. Gold acts as an alternative investment to the dollar. Buying is advised on dips to 29,250 rupees,for a target of 29,850 rupees,with a stop loss of 29,100 rupees. Silver for May delivery was 0.17 percent lower at 54,763 rupees per kg. Buy silver on dips to 54,000,with a stop loss of 53,700,targeting 55,200,said Thiagarajan.
