MCX gold August contract rises 0.21% and silver September gains 0.75% on July 20
MCX gold and silver futures rose on fresh positioning and firm spot demand, with global silver strength offset by slightly softer Comex gold. The move highlights cross-market bullion bid and sensitivity to geopolitical risk, oil-linked inflation concerns, and shifting expectations for US rate policy. Ongoing central bank buying supports gold, while weaker ETF and retail flows keep overall sentiment cautious, maintaining elevated near-term volatility in precious metals.
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Gold and silver futures advanced on India’s MCX on July 20, with the August gold contract up 0.21% and the September silver contract rising 0.75%. Overseas, Comex silver climbed 1.21% to $56.59 per ounce, while gold edged down 0.17%. The move was attributed to firm spot demand, cross-market buying and renewed inflation expectations tied to geopolitical tensions.