Gold prices near 2-month high; importers on sidelines
Mumbai: Gold importers in India, the world's biggest buyer of the metal, continued to be on the sidelines as prices steadied near their highest level in more than two months.
* The wedding season is now underway in India and will continue until early January. Demand for the yellow metal normally goes up during this period.
* "There are no buyers at these levels... there are a few investors who are selling and booking profits," said Mayank Khemka, managing director of Khemka Group, a bullion wholesaler in New Delhi.
* The actively traded gold for December delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) was 0.15 percent higher at Rs. 32,403 per 10 grams at 0942 GMT, near the previous day's high of Rs.32,464, a level last seen on September 19.
* Overseas gold traded in a tight range around $1,750 an ounce on Tuesday, as traders moved to the sidelines.
* Silver also edged higher following the yellow metal.
* Silver for December delivery on the MCX was 0.28 percent higher at Rs. 63,915 per kg.
* The wedding season is now underway in India and will continue until early January. Demand for the yellow metal normally goes up during this period.
* "There are no buyers at these levels... there are a few investors who are selling and booking profits," said Mayank Khemka, managing director of Khemka Group, a bullion wholesaler in New Delhi.
* The actively traded gold for December delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) was 0.15 percent higher at Rs. 32,403 per 10 grams at 0942 GMT, near the previous day's high of Rs.32,464, a level last seen on September 19.
* Overseas gold traded in a tight range around $1,750 an ounce on Tuesday, as traders moved to the sidelines.
* Silver also edged higher following the yellow metal.
* Silver for December delivery on the MCX was 0.28 percent higher at Rs. 63,915 per kg.
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