New Delhi, April 7 -- Gold and silver prices traded with mild losses in Tuesday's session on 6 April, as investors held back from making fresh bets with US President Donald Trump's deadline for potential attacks on Iran's power plants and other infrastructure fast approaching.

At the same time, fading hopes of a ceasefire amid renewed threats have reduced the appeal of precious metals for safe-haven buyers.

Tracking developments in the Middle East, Comex gold futures fell by $53 per troy ounce to the day's low of $4,631, while silver futures declined even more sharply by $3.06 per troy ounce to $69.78.

In the domestic market, gold futures on MCX dropped Rs.1,557 per 10 grams to hit the day's low of Rs.1,48,424. Silver futures on MCX al...