NewsSignals AI analysis·CNBC TV18·Nov 6, 2026

Dhanteras 2026: Gold, silver fall after rally; what should buyers watch

Grade Abearish AI signal$XAU$XAG

Gold and silver prices fell in early Asian trading on Dhanteras as a global equity sell-off and uncertainty over the Federal Reserve's interest-rate outlook pressured precious metals. COMEX gold dropped 0.91% to $4,076 per ounce, while silver declined 1.11% to $51.795 per ounce, following the previous session's strong recovery. Expectations of a possible December Fed rate hike and strong US economic data could keep precious metals under pressure, although changing rate expectations and safe-haven demand may drive further volatility.

Bullish strength: 35/100

Global equity market turmoil is bringing safe-haven assets into focus.
Gold and silver recovered nearly 2% and around 1%, respectively, in the previous session.
Gold and silver remain above their year-ago Dhanteras prices.
Jewellers expect precious-metal sales to increase 20-30% in value terms.

Bearish strength: 65/100

COMEX gold fell 0.91% to $4,076 per ounce.
COMEX silver declined 1.11% to $51.795 per ounce.
Strong US economic data and wage growth could limit Fed monetary easing.
Markets are pricing in the possibility of a December Fed rate hike.
Gold remains approximately 19% below its January peak, while silver is down nearly 52%.

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