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Gold and silver prices are expected to be influenced by US-Iran negotiations, crude oil movements and major global economic indicators next week. Analysts say developments in West Asia, US economic data and central bank signals will remain key drivers of bullion markets
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Gold and silver prices declined on domestic and international markets amid shifting investor sentiment over the West Asia conflict. Easing safe-haven demand and expectations of prolonged higher US interest rates weighed on bullion, while crude oil prices surged sharply
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Gold futures climbed marginally to nearly Rs 1.55 lakh per 10 grams on Tuesday, supported by a decline in crude oil prices. However, concerns over persistent inflation, potential interest rate hikes and mixed global signals kept gains limited in the bullion market
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Gold prices dropped Rs 1,100 in Delhi on Wednesday amid weak global trends and stronger safe-haven demand for the dollar. Silver prices also declined sharply as investors tracked US-Iran tensions and awaited key US economic data for interest rate signals
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Gold and silver prices surged this week on the MCX amid geopolitical tensions and volatile crude oil prices. Analysts said bullion markets remained supported despite profit booking, with investors closely watching resistance and support levels for further price direction
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Gold futures declined nearly 1 per cent to Rs 1.50 lakh per 10 grams on MCX, pressured by a strong US dollar and rising crude oil prices. Analysts said inflation concerns and hawkish central bank signals continued to weigh on bullion sentiment
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Gold prices in New Delhi fell ₹1,800 to ₹1.54 lakh per 10 grams while silver dropped ₹6,500, pressured by rising crude oil prices, a stronger US dollar, and expectations of prolonged higher interest rates impacting global bullion markets
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Gold and silver prices dropped sharply after Donald Trump’s remarks on the Middle East conflict disappointed ceasefire hopes. Weak sentiment, rising oil prices, and limited safe-haven demand pressured bullion markets despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty
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Gold rose to Rs 1,30,638 per 10 grams, while silver eased to Rs 1,82,600 per kg, as investors awaited the US Federal Reserve’s year-end policy meeting. Silver remains supported by industrial demand and tight global inventories despite early profit-taking
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Gold and silver prices were highly volatile this week amid easing global trade tensions, stronger US economic data, and fading hopes of a December Fed rate cut. Gold fluctuated sharply on MCX, while silver ended lower despite broader bullish sentiment
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Gold prices fell sharply by Rs 4,100 to Rs 1,21,800 per 10 grams in Delhi, slipping below the USD 4,000 mark globally as easing US-China tensions and ETF outflows reduced safe-haven demand. Silver also tumbled Rs 6,250 per kg
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Gold prices are expected to open lower on Wednesday after a 5.5% global decline — the steepest since 2020. Analysts predict domestic prices could fall to Rs 1.22–Rs 1.23 lakh per 10 grams, driven by profit-booking and easing global economic fears.
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Gold and Silver prices surged to fresh record highs this week, driven by global uncertainty, tariff concerns, and safe-haven demand, with analysts expecting the bullish trend to continue in near term
