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Commodity prices were mostly lower this week on renewed eurozone debt worries following political upheaval in Greece and France

Supreme Court on Friday issued notices to states and industry bodies and said it would hear the President Reference in four phases.

Oil prices fell in Asian trade Friday, weighed down by an increase in crude production by the OPEC cartel.

Indian gold prices fell to their lowest level in a month as the rupee gained against the dollar.

"Oil supplies have remained ample, and US oil inventories increased again," said Sanjeev Gupta, head of the Asia-Pacific Oil and Gas practice at Ernst & Young.

Brent crude oil slipped over a dollar towards $111 on Wednesday, extending its longest losing streak in nearly two years

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Gold fell for a third day on Wednesday, touching a four-month low and all but wiping out its gains for 2012

Asia's bullion market stirred on Wednesday after gold slumped over 3 per cent over two days to a four-month low as buyers cautiously took advantage of the price drop.

Pressured by political turmoil in Greece over elections, gold dipped to $1,586.74 an ounce.

Oil prices edged lower in Asian trade Wednesday, weighed down by concerns over the eurozone's problems.

Gold buying in India, the world's biggest buyer of bullion, returned as prices hit their lowest level in two weeks

The United States is working with India to secure alternative sources of crude supply to Iran, she said.

Oil prices were mixed in Asian trade on Tuesday on fresh worries about the eurozone debt crisis.

Oil dropped to four-month lows below $113 a barrel on Monday, on worries that election results in Europe could thwart efforts to contain the euro zone debt crisis and after weak U.S. jobs data prompted concern

Gold eased on Monday after election results in France and Greece that reflected strong anti-austerity feeling raised concerns over the euro zone's ability to battle its debt crisis