Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) [MCX] has reported a remarkable financial performance for the March-ended quarter, with consolidated net profit surging by 291% year-on-year to ₹530 crore, alongside a declared dividend of ₹8 per share.
Shares of Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) [MCX] saw a notable decline following comments from SEBI Chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey, indicating that banks and insurance companies are unlikely to be allowed into the commodity derivatives segment.
India's market regulator, SEBI, has confirmed that banks and insurance companies will not be permitted to invest in commodity derivatives, a decision that impacted Multi Commodity Exchange of India [MCX] shares.
Get ready for a trading break! Indian stock exchanges NSE and BSE will observe a full holiday on May 1, 2026, for Maharashtra Day and International Labour Day, impacting equities and derivatives trading. MCX will operate partially in the evening session.
Indian equity markets, including the BSE and NSE, will observe a full trading holiday on Friday, May 1, 2026, on account of Maharashtra Day, impacting regular trading activities.
Precious metals are witnessing upward price movements on the Multi Commodity Exchange [MCX], influenced by investor anticipation of the US Federal Reserve's policy announcement and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties.
Gold and silver prices have recently fallen on MCX due to geopolitical tensions, interest rate uncertainty, and a stronger dollar. Analysts suggest a 'buy on dips' strategy amidst current market volatility.
Precious metal prices, including gold and silver, experienced a downturn on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) amid escalating inflation concerns, rising crude oil prices, and stalled US-Iran talks, fueling fears of impending interest rate hikes.
Global gold prices have seen an upward trend, buoyed by optimism surrounding potential US-Iran talks and ongoing market assessment of the Federal Reserve's interest rate path following the conclusion of a key probe.
Silver futures in India witnessed a significant fall, dropping by ₹2,577 to ₹2.38 lakh per kilogram, driven by a combination of weak market trends and subdued investor interest.
Gold and silver opened lower on MCX as surging crude oil prices, rising inflation concerns, and geopolitical tensions dampen investor sentiment.
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) is making a strategic move into the commodity derivatives market, launching a liquidity scheme to boost volumes in Brent crude oil futures, directly challenging MCX's dominant position.
Gold and silver prices experienced a significant decline on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) on April 23, primarily driven by profit booking from investors.
Global crude oil prices have surged for a fourth consecutive session, with Brent crude futures breaching the ₹8,600 per barrel mark. Tensions between the US and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz are fueling the rally, impacting commodity trading platforms like MCX [MCX].
Gold and silver prices witnessed a significant correction on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) recently, influenced by escalating crude oil prices and geopolitical uncertainties. Analysts are advising investors to book profits amidst expected volatility.
Precious metals gold and silver recently experienced a notable decline on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) [MCX], driven primarily by profit-booking activities and a strengthening US dollar.
Gold and silver experienced a notable downturn on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) today, with silver falling over 2.5% and gold losing 0.6% amidst broader market movements.
Indian stock exchanges NSE and BSE [BSEINDIA] will remain closed on March 31 and April 3, 2026. Here's what traders need to know about the full holiday calendar.
Silver prices jumped significantly on MCX, gaining ₹6,911 to reach ₹2.26 lakh per kg on March 27, supported by global market momentum and easing geopolitical tensions. Can the white metal sustain this rally towards the ₹3 lakh mark?
Gold and silver prices climbed on MCX today as Middle East tensions and a weakening US dollar bolstered precious metals demand across India.
Precious metals rally on MCX as dollar weakens and Iran conflict tensions ease, signaling potential rate cuts and sustained investor interest in safe-haven assets.
MCX gold futures climbed nearly 1% to ₹1,43,829 per 10 grams while silver contracts jumped 2% as weakening dollar strength prompted fresh investor interest in precious metals.
Precious metals face sharp selloff as MCX [MCX] reopens following the Ram Navami break, with gold losing ₹4,300 per 10g and silver dropping ₹13,700 per kg amid global weakness.
Commodity markets observe Shri Ram Navami with partial closures. MCX resumes evening trading while NSE, BSE, and NCDEX stay closed for the festival.
Gold prices in India have surged by ₹15,000 over two consecutive days, driven by falling inflation expectations and growing speculation about US Federal Reserve rate cuts. MCX gold reached an intraday peak of ₹1,44,570, signaling strong bullish momentum.
Both MCX and NCDEX will observe closures on March 26, 2026, for Shri Ram Navami. Here's what traders need to know about commodity market timings and equity market shutdowns.
Gold and silver prices climbed on MCX today as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and persistent inflation concerns drive investors toward safe-haven assets.
Precious metals stage a strong comeback on MCX [MCX] as dollar softness and falling crude prices fuel expectations of interest rate cuts. Gold climbed ₹5,500/10g while silver jumped over 5% in intraday trade.
Precious metals rally sharply as weaker US dollar and easing crude oil prices boost investor sentiment. Silver and gold both post strong gains on MCX.