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Commodity Weekly Report for 06/May/2013 – 11/May/2013

Gold demand drops as prices rise on weak rupee.

Demand for gold in India, the world’s biggest consumer of the precious metal, dropped on Friday as local prices rose tracking overseas markets and on a weak rupee. ”Demand is very price-sensitive. The general perception among jewellers is prices will come down. That’s why whenever prices go above Rs 27,000, demand is slowing,”. ”Jewellers bought a lot of gold last month when prices fell below Rs 26,000. Now, they are interested in only bargain-buying,”. Indians celebrate Akshaya Tritiya in the third week of May, a time considered auspicious to buy gold, while the current wedding season continues until July. The rupee, which plays an important role in determining the landed cost of dollar quoted yellow metal, fell on Friday. In the overseas market, gold rose as a cut in interest rates by the European Central Bank and US Federal Reserve’s decision to stick to its stimulus programme burnished bullion’s appeal as a hedge against inflation.
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Commodity Weekly Report for 13/May/2013 – 18/May/2013

Gold futures consolidating; strong investment and retail demand key to achieving $1500.

Gold futures on the Comex are consolidating in a range spanning $1400-$1480 according to an expert and retail as well as investment demand should materialise for the prices to move back above $1500 levels. “The market needs both retail and investment demand to come in strongly for prices to move back above $1,500,” .
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