New Delhi, July 14 -- Gold prices continued their upward momentum in domestic markets on Monday, July 14, buoyed by growing global uncertainty following fresh tariff threats from the United States. With US President Donald Trump escalating his trade offensive and investor appetite for safe-haven assets strengthening, Emkay Wealth Management believes the yellow metal is poised to break out of its current consolidation phase and enter a fresh uptrend.

Gold futures for August delivery on MCX were trading 0.31 percent higher at Rs.98,117 per 10 grams early Monday, reflecting rising investor nervousness after Trump threatened to impose a 30 percent tariff on imports from Mexico and the European Union beginning August 1. The move has raised co...