Gold experienced an uptick during the evening session. MCX gold increased by 0.46 percent, reaching Rs 1,60,442 per 10 grams at 17:57, whereas MCX silver saw a rise of 2.46 percent, now priced at Rs 2,74,551 per kilogram. On the global front, gold experienced an increase of 0.21 percent, reaching $5,205.10 per ounce, while silver saw a rise of 3.07 percent, climbing to $89.66 per ounce. Gold and silver exhibited stability in the late trading session on February 27. MCX gold was trading at Rs 1,60,295 per 10 grams, reflecting an increase of 0.37 percent at 17:17, whereas MCX silver experienced a rise of 2.30 percent, reaching Rs 2,74,122 per kilogram. On a global scale, Comex gold remained relatively stable at $5,194.00 per ounce, while Comex silver experienced an increase of 2.87 percent, reaching $89.49 per ounce. Gold and silver maintained their upward trajectory during the evening session on February 27. MCX gold was priced at Rs 1,60,201 per 10 grams, reflecting an increase of 0.31 percent at 16:47, whereas MCX silver rose by 2.35 percent to Rs 2,74,251 per kilogram. On the global front, Comex gold exhibited minimal movement, declining by 0.01 percent to $5,193.90 per ounce, while Comex silver experienced an increase of 2.87 percent, reaching $89.49 per ounce. Gold and silver exhibited positive performance during the late afternoon session on February 27.
MCX gold stood at Rs 1,60,101 per 10 grams, reflecting an increase of 0.25 percent at 16:06, whereas MCX silver rose by 2.18 percent to Rs 2,73,800 per kilogram. On a global scale, Comex gold experienced a slight decline of 0.02 percent, settling at $5,193.30 per ounce, while Comex silver demonstrated resilience, increasing by 3.08 percent to reach $89.68 per ounce. Domestic bullion experienced an uptick during the afternoon session on February 27. MCX gold was priced at Rs 1,60,229 per 10 grams, reflecting an increase of 0.33 percent at 15:22, whereas MCX silver experienced a notable rise of 2.55 percent, reaching Rs 2,74,776 per kilogram. On the global front, Comex gold increased by 0.07 percent to $5,198 per ounce, while Comex silver rose by 3.22 percent to $89.80 per ounce. Gold experienced a slight uptick on the MCX, priced at Rs 1,60,208 per 10 grams, reflecting an increase of 0.31% as of 14:45, whereas silver saw a more substantial rise of 2.44%, reaching Rs 2,74,500 per kilogram. On the Comex, gold was nearly flat at $5,192.80 per ounce, down 0.03%, while silver advanced 2.85% to $89.480 per ounce, indicating ongoing volatility in the precious metals market.
On February 27, gold and silver exhibited stability within a limited trading range, bolstered by declining US Treasury yields and ongoing geopolitical tensions that sustained demand for safe-haven assets, as noted in the Augmont Bullion Daily Report. Benchmark 10-year yields have declined toward 4%, as decreasing real yields have diminished the opportunity cost associated with holding bullion. In the interim, the most recent discussions regarding the US–Iran nuclear issue concluded without achieving a significant advancement, while the United States intensified its military presence in the area, thereby maintaining heightened risk sentiment. On the policy front, the mixed signals emanating from Federal Reserve officials, including remarks from Austan Goolsbee and Stephen Miran, have contributed to uncertainty surrounding rate-cut expectations, resulting in a consolidation phase for precious metals. Gold and silver experienced an uptick in trading during the afternoon session on February 27.
MCX gold stood at Rs 1,60,170 per 10 grams at 13:29, reflecting an increase of Rs 461 or 0.29 percent from the prior close of Rs 1,59,709. MCX silver demonstrated notable performance, increasing by Rs 7,397 or 2.76 percent, reaching Rs 2,75,350 per kilogram. On Comex, gold experienced a slight increase of 0.02 percent, reaching $5,195.10 per ounce, whereas silver saw a more substantial rise of 3.61 percent, climbing to $90.140 per ounce. The Augmont Bullion Daily Report from February 27, 2026, indicates that gold prices are in a phase of consolidation following the attainment of the $5,200 (~Rs 1,60,000) target. This suggests a potential base formation for the subsequent bullish movement towards $5,300 (~Rs 1,63,000) and $5,400 (~Rs 1,66,000). Silver has entered a consolidation phase after reaching the $90 (~Rs 2,74,000) level and appears to be gearing up for a potential advance toward the subsequent resistance levels of $92 (~Rs 2,80,000) and $93 (~Rs 2,85,000), indicating that the overarching uptrend is still in place.