New Delhi, June 9 -- Precious metals remained volatile in Tuesday's trade on 9 June, oscillating between gains and losses, although prices tilted mostly higher amid a weakening US dollar. Easing tensions in the Middle East also lent support to safe-haven buying.

Comex gold jumped $25 per troy ounce to touch the day's high of $4,388, while silver futures were marginally up by $0.6 at $69.18 per ounce. In the previous session, both gold and silver had fallen to their lowest levels in over two months, indicating weakening demand amid surging expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate hike in 2026.

In the Middle East, tensions eased after Iran's military reportedly said it would halt offensive operations following an appeal from US President...