NEW DELHI:
Gold prices climbed in futures trade on Wednesday on healthy demand by local jewellers at the spot market and upbeat global trend.
Gold rose to a fresh 10-month high as the dollar struggled before the US Federal Reserve's policy meeting minutes,
Reuters reported.
A weak dollar means gold will appreciate as the commodity becomes cheaper in other currencies, giving rise to its demand.
Higher demand from industrial units and coin makers gave a fillip to
silver prices.
The MCX Gold was trading at Rs 33,936 per 10 grams, up by Rs 37, while MCX Silver was trading Rs 75 higher at Rs 40,632 a kilo around 10:35 am.