Muthoot Finance, Manappuram Finance and IIFL Finance shares gain as gold prices rebound

Muthoot Finance, Manappuram Finance and IIFL Finance shares rose on Monday, 9 November 2026, as gold prices rebounded, with Muthoot Finance gaining 3% to ₹2,938.50 on the NSE at 11:45 AM. The move came as domestic and international gold prices increased. Investors were awaiting US inflation data and fresh signals on the Federal Reserve's policy outlook, according to Reuters.

Muthoot Finance shares gain 3% to ₹2,938.50

NSE market data showed Muthoot Finance shares at ₹2,938.50 at 11:45 AM on Monday, 9 November 2026, after a 3% gain.

Manappuram Finance shares trade 0.45% higher

Manappuram Finance was up 0.45% on Monday, Nov 9, 2026 close at ₹324.40, as per NSE market data.

IIFL Finance shares rise nearly 0.4%

IIFL Finance shares rose nearly 0.4% during Monday's session, according to NSE market data.

December gold futures climb ₹1,801 to ₹1,44,353

On Monday, December gold futures on the Multi Commodity Exchange reached ₹1,44,353 per 10 grams after rising ₹1,801, or 1.26%. The contract recorded business turnover of 1,007 lots, exchange data showed.

Reuters reported that market participants created fresh positions in the contract as spot demand remained firm.

New York gold futures rise 1.43% to USD 4,128.83

Gold futures in New York rose 1.43% to USD 4,128.83 per ounce on Monday, according to New York futures market data.

US labour data keeps a December rate increase in view

Reuters reported that US job growth accelerated in October and that the unemployment rate declined to 4.1%. The agency said the labour-market figures kept the Federal Reserve on track for an interest-rate increase in December.

Investors were awaiting key US inflation data and additional signals about the Federal Reserve's monetary policy outlook, Reuters reported.

Oil falls after Trump comments on Iran attacks

US President Donald Trump said he was highly unlikely to order further attacks on Iran while negotiations to end the conflict continued. Reuters reported that oil prices declined after the comments, easing concerns about possible supply disruptions and inflation.

Reuters also reported that the US dollar weakened, making gold priced in dollars more affordable for overseas buyers.