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Gold prices continue to fall as the currency and bond rates climb; oil prices remain stable as weekly inventories in the United States fall; and metals prices rise as purchasing demand emerges. Listen to podcast to know more in detail. 

Gold sank as the dollar and bond yields soared; oil remained stable as investors assessed the demand picture; and metals were mixed as investors assessed the supply-demand scenario. Listen to podcast to know more in detail. 

Gold rises as the dollar weakens; oil is in a turbulent trend as traders worry about demand; and metals are mixed as the market struggles to find a balance between bullish and bearish forces. Listen to podcast to know more in detail.

Gold rises as the dollar weakens; oil is in a turbulent trend as traders worry about demand; and metals are mixed as the market struggles to find a balance between bullish and bearish forces. Listen to podcast to know more in detail.

Gold climbs as non-farm payroll data falls short of market expectations; oil falls as supply rise and demand remains muted; and metals are divided as traders assess global economic development. Listen to podcast to know more in detail.

Gold climbs as non-farm payroll data falls short of market expectations; oil falls as supply rise and demand remains muted; and metals are divided as traders assess global economic development. Listen to podcast to know more in detail.

Gold is in a choppy trend ahead of labour market statistics; oil is up on expectations of strong demand; and metals are down on weaker-than-expected global industrial activity growth. Listen to podcast to know more in detail.

Gold holds stable as the dollar falls ahead of non-farm payroll data; oil falls as OPEC+ agrees to increase oil supply; and metals fall as global manufacturing activity growth is weaker than predicted.Listen to podcast to know more in detail. 

Gold is steady as investors await the release of US jobs data; oil is steady ahead of a major OPEC+ meeting; and metals are mixed across the board as investors await economic data. Listen to podcast to know more in detail.

Gold is stable due to a minor correction in the dollar index; oil is set to fall for the first time in five months due to demand concerns and rising supply; and metals are up due to new buying aided by a weaker dollar. Listen to podcast to know more in detail.