Pure gold dipped concluded at Rs 30,075 per 10 gm while Silver ready finished at Rs 53,720.
Silver for delivery in July fell by Rs 123,or 0.23 per cent,to Rs 52,775 per kg.
While gold fell by Rs 10 to Rs 30,59/ 10 grams,silver shed Rs 300 to Rs 54,800/kg.
Silver for delivery in July was trading Rs 567,or 1.04 per cent,lower at Rs 54,003 per kg.
Gold for delivery in August fell by Rs 140,or 0.46 per cent,to Rs 30,149 per 10 grams.
Gold fell 0.2% to USD 1,623.75 an ounce while Silver also fell 0.2% to USD 28.62 an ounce.
Gold for delivery in August rose by Rs 50,or 0.17 per cent,to Rs 30,163 per 10 grams.
Gold for delivery in August rose by Rs 99,or 0.33 per cent,to Rs 30,135 per 10 gm.
Silver for delivery in far-month December rose by Rs 404,or 0.70 per cent,to Rs 58,282 per kg.
The Dow Jones industrial average jumped 155.53 points to close at 12,651.91 on Thursday.
Shares of Reliance Communications today closed higher by over 2 per cent.
We have assigned a neutral rating to Sesa Goa with a target price of Rs. 210.
Gold for delivery in October rose by Rs 116,or 0.25 per cent,to Rs 30,010 per 10 grams.
Silver for delivery in July shot up by Rs 466,or 0.86 per cent,to Rs 54,677 per kg.
Oil rose its most in five months having been battered recently by eurozone woes: Justin Harper
Only two companies -- Power Grid and Adani Power -- saw FII holding falling during the quarter under review.
These scrips have surged from 3-39 per cent on the bourses despite subdued market.
Pick-up in demand in the spot market also supported the uptrend in silver prices.
Gold spurted by USD 34,or 2.21 per cent,to USD 1,574.30 an ounce in New York yesterday.
In a lacklustre stock market,the BSE benchmark Sensex closed at 17,130.67,down 20.62 points.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has put in place additional checks and balances for algorithmic trading to minimise the possibilities of any flash crash in the Indian capital market.
Revival in investment cycle is the key to recovery in overall growth in this cycle.
The country's two main stock exchanges said Thursday that investors bid for 98 percent of the shares on offer
Gold prices rose by Rs 67 to Rs 28,511 per ten grams in futures trade.
The company board has approved a buyback of shares at a maximum price of 70 rupees a piece.






