Gold price today: Gold prices remain flat around Rs 76,650/ 10 g, silver at Rs 97,260/kg

Gold prices remained steady on Saturday, with gold at Rs 76,650/10 grams and silver hovering around Rs 97,260/kg. MCX April futures saw gold at Rs 85,820/10 grams, while silver May futures closed at Rs 97,280/kg. Key resistance levels and economic data keep affecting the gold market.

Gold Price Today: Yellow metal prices open at Rs 85,370/10 gm, rise by Rs 1,500/10 gm this week

Gold April futures rose Rs 1,500 this week, while silver May futures fell 0.26%. International markets remained steady ahead of US job data. A weaker dollar supported prices, but rising bond yields limited gains. Analysts predict volatility, with key gold and silver support levels at $2,860 and $32.20 per troy ounce, respectively.

Oil set for biggest weekly drop since October on tariff uncertainty, supply gains

Oil prices remained almost unchanged but faced their biggest weekly decline since October. Uncertainty around U.S. tariff policy has raised concerns about demand growth, while major producers are set to increase output. The fluctuating U.S. trade policy and an increase in output quotas by OPEC+ are affecting oil markets. Additionally, the U.S. is considering steps to halt Iranian oil exports.

Gold poised for weekly gain; US payrolls data on tap

Gold prices dipped slightly on Friday but are set for a weekly gain amid uncertainties surrounding U.S. President Trump's tariff decisions. Investors await key U.S. non-farm payrolls data. Bullion is up 1.6% this week, while U.S. jobless claims fell more than anticipated, indicating a stable labor market. Spotlight also on the Federal Reserve's rate decisions.