"Bookings are continuing today as traders are expecting a further rise in prices," said a dealer with a state-run bank. "I booked 200 kgs at $1,175-1,180 (on Friday), while today I ended deals for 150 kgs at $1,185/1,186."...
"Gradual demand is there, there will be further buying if prices fall further to $1,175 an ounce," said another dealer with a private bank.
So, the bargain point is around $1,175 in that market. That price is a little above the near-term recent lows.
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