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Gold futures up on global cues

Tracking a firming global trend, gold prices rose by Rs 96 to Rs 29,667 per 10 grams in futures trade today as speculators created fresh positions.

Trading sentiment bolstered on speculation a decision by the European Central Bank to cut interest rates might fan inflation and raise demand for the precious metals as a safe haven. Gold climbed to near a two-week high in Singapore.

At the Multi Commodity Exchange, gold for delivery in August rose by Rs 96, or 0.32% to Rs 29,667 per 10 grams in business turnover of 3,298 lots.
Similarly, the metal for delivery in October moved up by Rs 87, or 0.29%, to Rs 29,970 per 10 grams in 132 lots.
Market analysts said fresh buying by speculators in tandem with a firming global trend mainly led to rise in gold prices at futures trade.
Meanwhile, gold gained 0.2% to $1,619.13 an ounce in Singapore.

Crude prices mixed ahead of expected ECB rate cut

Crude prices were mixed in Asian trade today amid caution ahead of a possible rate cut by the European Central Bank (ECB) when it meets later in the day, analysts said.

New York's main contract, light sweet crude for delivery in August fell 77 cents to $86.89 a barrel while Brent North Sea crude for August delivery added 12 cents to $99.89.

Crude traders were hoping for additional stimulus measures besides a widely expected slashing of the ECB's key interest rate, which currently stands at an all-time low of 1.0%, Phillip Futures said in a report.

"Attention in the markets today will focus on Thursday's ECB meeting with expectations of a rate cut," the report stated.

"The ECB has pumped more than 1 trillion euros into the banking system and there are hopes it could announce more cheap long-term loans or other non-conventional measures such as a resumption of its bond purchasing scheme."

Ahead of the meeting, analysts have predicted that the ECB, which has held interest rates in the 17 countries that share the debt-wracked euro currency at 1.0% since December - will cut its rate to 0.75%.

Other anti-crisis measures on the table include a hotly contested programme of indirectly buying up the bonds of debt-mired countries; an injection of more than 1.0 trillion euros ($1.26 trillion) into the banking system to avert a dangerous credit squeeze; and the relaxation of criteria for collateral that banks need to put up to take out loans from the central bank.

But dark clouds were on the horizon due to forecasts of a grim US jobs situation when its non-farm payrolls report is issued tomorrow, Phillip Futures' report warned.

Gold stays put ahead of ECB, ignores firm dollar

Gold held steady around $1,615 an ounce on Thursday, as the anticipation of a rate cut by the European Central Bank offset the impact of a stronger dollar.

FUNDAMENTALS

Spot gold was little changed at $1,614.79 an ounce by 0020 GMT.

US gold futures contract for August delivery edged down 0.4% to $1,615.60.

Investors are keeping an eye out for decisions by the ECB and Bank of England, with expectations that the ECB will cut interest rates to a record low and the BoE will announce new bond buying.

Surveys on Wednesday showed all of Europe's biggest economies are in recession or heading there and there is little sign things will improve soon.

Adding to concerns about the health of global economy and pressure for central banks to take more accommodative stance, China's service sector grew at its slowest pace in 10 months in June, the China HSBC services purchasing managers index showed.

MARKET NEWS

The euro wallowed near one-week lows on Thursday, struggling to find any traction ahead of a widely expected rate cut by the ECB, while the dollar gained half a percent against a basket of currencies.

* Benchmark oil prices hovered below $100 a barrel on Thursday after sharp gains earlier in the week, as new evidence of grim economic conditions in Europe offset expectations of fresh stimulus measures.