Silver continued attracting investor interest as improving manufacturing activity boosted expectations for industrial demand. Unlike gold, silver benefits from both investment demand and industrial consumption, making its price movement more dynamic.

Crude oil prices softened after renewed diplomatic efforts eased concerns over possible disruptions to global energy supplies. Investors welcomed signs of improving dialogue in the Middle East, reducing fears of immediate supply shortages.

The Indian rupee traded within a stable range against the U.S. dollar as improved market sentiment and softer crude oil prices supported the domestic currency. Stable foreign exchange reserves and continued participation from domestic investors also helped reduce volatility.

Indian equity markets continued their upward momentum with the Sensex and Nifty ending higher, supported by easing geopolitical concerns, improving global cues and buying in banking and IT stocks.

Gold prices remained resilient as investors continued allocating funds toward safe-haven assets despite improving equity markets. Silver traded in a narrower range as industrial demand expectations balanced cautious investor sentiment.

Global energy markets remain focused on developments in the Middle East, as geopolitical tensions continue influencing crude oil prices and shipping routes.

Indian equity markets are expected to open on a positive note after softer-than-expected U.S. employment data strengthened hopes that the U.S. Federal Reserve could adopt a less aggressive interest-rate stance.

Gold and silver prices remained volatile as investors assessed changing global interest-rate expectations and geopolitical developments.

Geopolitical tensions and shifting global supply chains continue to influence financial markets worldwide.

Indian markets prepared for a more positive opening after crude prices cooled following fresh diplomatic engagement between the US and Iran.