Patna : Gold trading took a breather today, April 14, as markets remained closed for Ambedkar Jayanti, a national holiday honouring Dr B.R. Ambedkar. With no fresh movement in prices, all eyes are now on how the yellow metal performs once trading resumes on April 15.
As per the latest available data, gold for the June 2025 expiry last settled at Rs. 93,887 per 10 grams—registering a rise of Rs. 142 or 0.15% in the previous session. The day’s trading range spanned between Rs. 92,463 and Rs. 93,940, which also marks the lifetime high for this contract. The average price stood at Rs. 93,474.01.
Friday’s session closed with a volume of 15,929 lots and an open interest of 20,435 lots, reflecting steady participation. Open interest rose by 1,020 lots, suggesting continued bullish sentiment in the market leading up to the holiday pause.
This week, traders will return to a market where gold continues to hover near record highs, supported by both international uncertainty and strong local demand. With the expiry date for the current contract set for June 5, investors are expected to track global economic indicators and currency movements closely.
