The domestic futures bullion market experienced range-bound early trade on Thursday, October 29, as the US Fed kept interest rates unchanged and hawkish policy dissent, a firmer dollar near 102.1, high oil prices, and geopolitical worries suppressed sentiment, resulting in December 4 expiry MCX Gold falling Rs 205 to an early low of Rs 1,43,500 per 10 grams from its prior close of Rs 1,43,705 and December expiry MCX Silver declining Rs 1,749 to a low of Rs 1,92,576 per kilogram from a previous close of Rs 1,94,325, which later traded at Rs 1,43,619 down Rs 86 and Rs 1,93,065 down Rs 1,260 respectively, while according to Pinky Yadav, Commodity Fundamental Analyst at Choice Broking, market participants will closely track US PCE data and Middle East triggers, alongside bullion.co.in data indicating that retail gold rates across India stand at Rs 1,44,320 for 24 karat, Rs 1,32,293 for 22 karat, Rs 1,20,267 for 20 karat, and Rs 1,08,240 per 10 grams for 18 karat gold.
