Gold enters the week Rs 150,750 after recovering from the recent decline towards Rs 146,000–147,000, although prices remain well below the September peak near Rs 163,000–165,000. The daily structure has improved modestly, with gold moving back above the 20-day average near Rs 150,263, suggesting that selling pressure is stabilising after the recent correction. Gold enters the week Rs 150,750 after recovering from the recent decline towards Rs 146,000–147,000, although prices remain well below the September peak near Rs 163,000–165,000. The daily structure has improved modestly, with gold moving back above the 20-day average near Rs 150,263, suggesting that selling pressure is stabilising after the recent correction.
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