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Gold is more than a precious metal. It is a safe-haven asset, investment avenue, central-bank reserve asset and industrial commodity. For a commodity trader, understanding both Gold's fundamentals and the contract being traded is important.

Gold is one of the world's most actively traded precious metals and is widely used for investment, jewellery and industrial applications. It is also considered a safe-haven asset during periods of economic or market uncertainty.

In this article, we’ll explore the three exchanges that matter most: NYMEX, COMEX, and the London Metal Exchange (LME) and their link with MCX.

Explore the meaning of a mainboard IPO, SEBI's eligibility routes, NSE and BSE listing rules, key benefits, and the checks investors should make before applying.

Commodity prices don't move in isolation. Along with demand-supply dynamics and geopolitical events, one global indicator that often influences commodity prices is the US Dollar Index (DXY).

Gold can react to inflation data, while crude oil may jump after an inventory report or geopolitical disruption.