Gold and silver prices moved lower in the latest market update. Currency rates remained firm against the Indian rupee. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4,468.90 (↓) Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹136,476 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹125,014 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $72.89 (↓) (₹6,925 approx)

Markets see mixed movement as gold declines and silver rises in the US financial market. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4,507.90 ↓ Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹13,730 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹12,582 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $75.91 ↑ (₹7,209 approx) Silver (per kg): $2,442 (₹231,868 app

AI Stocks Power Wall Street Rally   AI Rally Pushes Wall Street Higher The S&P 500’s 9-week rally has become the biggest talking point on Wall Street, as AI-linked stocks continue to pull US markets to record levels. In a holiday-shortened week, the Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 all closed higher, showing that investors are still willing to bet on technology-led growt

Gold climbs while silver retreats in the latest market session. Currency rates remain steady. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4,527.90 ↑ Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹13,762 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹12,619 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $75.70 ↓ (₹7,195 approx) Silver (per kg): $2,436 (₹2,31,192 approx)

Gold and silver prices moved higher in the latest market update. Currency rates remained key for INR-based precious metal pricing. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4,554 (↑) Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹141,030 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹129,184 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $76.61 (↑) (₹7,379 approx)

Precious metals recorded a decline in prices. Currency rates remained steady with limited movement. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4563.30 ↓ Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹139633 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹127923 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $73.52 ↓ (₹6995 approx)

Precious metals continue to move upward in global markets. Gold and silver both recorded gains in the latest session. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4635.90 (↑) Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹141568 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹129676 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $

From the early 2020s through 2026, U.S. corporations have demonstrated a remarkable ability to sustain and expand profits despite a series of economic shocks, including the COVID-19 pandemic, rising inflation, tariffs, and ongoing geopolitical conflicts. Recent data indicate that corporate profits have reached a record share of gross domestic product, while profit margins—measuring the gap between input costs and final selling prices—remain near historic highs. Executives across m

US equities surged sharply on Wednesday as investor sentiment improved following President Donald Trump’s announcement of a temporary two-week ceasefire with Iran. The development eased fears of a prolonged conflict in the Middle East, triggering a broad rally across major indexes and sectors while simultaneously pushing oil prices lower. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 1,109 points to close at 47,693.76, driven by gains in technology, industrial, and financial stocks. Companies such as Intel, Home Depot, and Caterpillar contributed significantly to the upward momentum, reflecting renewed confidence among investors. The S&P 500 rose 2.21%, supported by widespread gains across both growth and cyclical sectors, although energy stocks lagged due to declining crude prices. The Nasdaq Composite advanced 2.48%, led by strong performance in semiconductor and technology stocks, signaling optimism around artificial intelligence and chip demand. The NYSE Composite also gained 1.79%, highlighting strength in large-cap industrial and financial shares. Market sentiment shifted notably after the ceasefire announcement, as earlier concerns about escalating tensions had driven oil prices higher and weighed on equities. Investors responded positively to the prospect of reduced geopolitical risk and the potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route responsible for roughly 20% of global oil supply. Oil prices fell sharply in response, easing inflation concerns. West Texas Intermediate crude declined 17% to $93.42 per barrel, while Brent crude dropped 16% to $91.65 per barrel. The decline in energy costs provided additional support to equities, reinforcing expectations of reduced inflationary pressure and improved economic stability. Overall, the ceasefire announcement acted as a key catalyst for markets, with investors viewing it as a step toward stabilizing global energy flows and reducing geopolitical uncertainty.

The U.S. labor market showed signs of recovery on Friday, April 4, 2026, as new data revealed stronger-than-expected job creation in March, even as broader indicators pointed to continued fragility in hiring conditions. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nonfarm payrolls increased by 178,000 in March, surpassing expectations of 59,000 and rebounding from a revised decline of 133,000 in Feb

Elon Musk’s SpaceX has taken a major step toward becoming a publicly traded company, filing confidentially for an initial public offering on Wednesday, April 1, 2026. The move could position the aerospace and technology firm among the most valuable companies globally, with an expected valuation exceeding $1 trillion. The IPO filing allows SpaceX to begin discussions with regulators while keeping detailed financial disclosures private during the early stages. Reports indicate the c

Gold and silver prices fell sharply on Friday as markets reacted to growing expectations that Kevin Warsh will be nominated as the next chair of the Federal Reserve, a development that appeared to ease concerns about the central bank’s long-term independence. The sell-off marked a sudden reversal for precious metals, which have enjoyed a powerful rally over the past year amid global uncertainty and a weaker U.S. dollar. By early afternoon in U.S. trading, silver prices had dropped

The Supreme Court did not issue a decision Friday on the legality of broad tariffs imposed during President Donald Trump’s administration, extending uncertainty for financial markets and trade policy observers who have been closely watching the case for its potential economic and fiscal implications. Expectations had grown that the ruling might be released before the end of the week, but the court issued only a single opinion on Friday, unrelated to tariffs or trade authority. The

Warren Buffett formally stepped down as chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway on the final day of 2025, ending a 60-year tenure that reshaped American corporate history. The transition, long anticipated by investors and company insiders, marks the close of one of the most influential leadership runs in global business. At the age of 95, Buffett will remain chairman of the holding company he transformed from a struggling textile firm into a diversified conglomerate valued at more than

Apple is on track to ship more smartphones than Samsung in 2025, marking the first time in fourteen years that the U.S. technology company is expected to lead the global smartphone rankings. The projection comes from Counterpoint Research, which reported that Apple could finalize the year with roughly 243 million iPhone shipments, surpassing Samsung’s estimated 235 million units. This shift is significant in a highly competitive smartphone market where leadership has historically alternated