Dhanteras gold and silver prices fall in early MCX trade on November 6

Dhanteras gold and silver prices fell in early domestic futures trading on November 6, with December 4 gold futures down 1.16% to ₹1,42,421 per 10 grams and silver down 1.36% to ₹1,84,600 per kilogram at 9:02 AM IST. The figures were reported for trading on the Multi Commodity Exchange. The supplied coverage also included international price movements but did not provide the consumer-facing 24K, 22K, 18K gold, 999-purity silver or city-wise 10-gram rates.

MCX gold fell to ₹1,42,421 and silver to ₹1,84,600 at 9:02 AM IST

Multi Commodity Exchange data showed December 4 gold futures at ₹1,42,421 per 10 grams at 9:02 AM IST on November 6, after a decline of 1.16%. This was the early domestic futures reading for Dhanteras gold and silver prices.

Silver futures were at ₹1,84,600 per kilogram at the same time, down 1.36%, according to the same exchange data.

November 5 MCX spot close was ₹1,43,184 for gold and ₹1,87,490 for silver

MCX gold data recorded the November 5 spot-session close for gold at ₹1,43,184 per 10 grams. The corresponding silver close was ₹1,87,490 per kilogram.

Separate spot-market data for November 6 put gold at $4,103.55 per ounce after a 0.4% rise. The same data showed silver at $52.01 per ounce after a 0.5% gain. US gold futures were little changed at $4,112.80 per ounce.

International gold was near $4,060 and silver near $52 over 24 hours

International gold was near $4,060 per ounce after falling 0.68% over the previous 24 hours, according to the international market figures reported for November 6. International silver was near $52 per ounce after rising 0.15% over that period.

At 2:46 AM GMT, US gold futures were down 0.91% at $4,075.90 per ounce and silver futures were down 0.68% at $53.02 per ounce. The dollar index stood at 101.50 in the late session on November 5, while Brent crude futures rose 1.38% to $195.93 per barrel.

The coverage listed the US non-farm payrolls report among November 6 events

The US non-farm payrolls and unemployment data were listed among the market events for November 6. The supplied material did not state the release outcome.

The dollar, US bond yields and the Federal Reserve's policy stance were identified as factors that market participants would track, according to the coverage.