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Bullion witnessed its biggest weekly rise in three years, while bets solidified for a less aggressive Federal Reserve in its fight against inflation, the report further said. As for the international prices, Gold surged more than 2% on Friday riding on a wave of banking crises, Reuters reported. It has gained Rs 4,366 or nearly 8% on the year-to-date (YTD) basis while Rs returning Rs 3,628 or 6.51% in March alone. According to a report by The Economic Times, MCX gold has beaten all other asset classes in terms of returns.
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