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.

Gold prices saw mild weakness as investors reassessed interest-rate expectations and global risk conditions. Bullion remained active despite softer pricing because investors continue using precious metals as portfolio stabilisers.

Global markets remained attentive to developments linked to the Middle East and shipping routes after concerns around oil movement and supply security increased.

Indian markets moved into July with a mixed but relatively stable outlook as easing crude prices supported sentiment while investors remained alert to geopolitical developments.

Recent sessions saw benchmark indices remain under pressure with markets reacting to expiry-related volatility and changing global cues. The latest movement highlighted that investors continue focusing on risk management and sector rotation rather than broad-based buying.

Gold and silver corrected sharply as expectations around interest rates and global developments shifted investor behaviour. Precious metals came under pressure even as geopolitical uncertainty remained part of the market narrative.

Indian equity markets closed with a cautious tone as investors reacted to geopolitical uncertainty and movement in global crude prices.

Gold and silver remained actively tracked as investors reassessed safe-haven positioning and expectations around global policy direction. Precious metals moved in response to changing inflation expectations and investor preference across asset classes.