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Gold futures began week on strong note in Asia electronic trades today, after retreating 1% last week on ongoing fears over the looming fiscal crisis in the U.S. and growing tension in the Middle East.
December delivery gold futures are trading up $7.3 at $ 1722 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The counter may find support near $1685 levels with resistance near $1740 levels in the near term.
Silver for December delivery fell 1.1% on Friday to settle the week at $32.30 a troy ounce. Earlier in the session, silver futures touched a one-week low of $32.02 a troy ounce. On the week, silver futures shed 0.7%.
Investors continue to remain concerned over the looming “fiscal cliff” in the U.S., approximately USD600 billion in automatic tax hikes and spending cuts due to come into effect on January 1. Congressional leaders said talks with President Barack Obama on Friday to avert the fiscal crisis were "constructive."
There are fears the U.S. economy will fall back into a recession, unless a divided Congress and the White House can work out a compromise in the seven weeks left before the January 1 deadline.
Gold hit a one-week low of $1,704.55 a troy ounce on Thursday, after the World Gold Council said global demand for the precious metal dropped 11% in the third quarter.
In the coming week, market participants will be focusing on developments relating to the U.S. fiscal cliff, as well as Tuesday’s meeting of the euro group of finance ministers to discuss unlocking Greece’s next aid installment.
MCX December gold futures may open today’s session near Rs 31,670 levels with resistance near Rs 31700 -750 levels.