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Gold and silver prices declined sharply on Monday in domestic and global markets as rising energy prices and inflation concerns dampened hopes of a US Federal Reserve rate cut. A stronger dollar and geopolitical tensions also weighed on precious metal prices.

Gold prices rose 5.77 per cent during the week amid geopolitical tensions and easing crude oil prices. Analysts expect continued volatility as traders monitor Middle East developments, crude oil movements and global central bank policy signals.

Gold prices declined nearly 6 percent during the week due to profit booking and a stronger US dollar. Analysts expect continued pressure on precious metals amid geopolitical tensions, inflation concerns and signals from global central banks on interest rates.

Gold prices fell 0.73 per cent during the week as investors booked profits after recent highs, while a strong US dollar capped gains. However, geopolitical tensions and inflation concerns linked to elevated crude prices continued to support safe-haven demand.

Gold fell 1.82 per cent this week amid dollar strength and market volatility, while silver gained on softer US CPI data. Analysts forecast a potential 3–5 year bull run but recommend maintaining 10–15 per cent portfolio allocation in precious metals.

Gold and silver prices declined on Thursday as a stronger US dollar, supported by firm jobs data, weighed on bullion. Analysts said labour market strength could delay US rate cuts, while investors awaited key inflation data for further cues.

Gold and silver prices surged sharply on Monday, supported by a weaker US dollar, rising geopolitical uncertainty and renewed hopes of US Federal Reserve rate cuts, with MCX silver hitting fresh intraday highs before witnessing mild profit booking.

Gold prices edged lower while silver tumbled over 3 per cent on Friday, pressured by a stronger US dollar and a sell-off in global tech stocks. Analysts termed the fall a technical correction, with long-term fundamentals remaining supportive.

Gold and silver prices fell sharply this week on profit booking and a strengthening US dollar after a historic rally. Analysts view the correction as a healthy reset, with long-term bullish trends supported by industrial demand and central bank gold accumulation.

Gold and silver prices scaled record highs on Wednesday, driven by strong buying, a weakening US dollar and rising geopolitical tensions. MCX gold rose to Rs 1,62,387 per 10 grams, while silver surged over 6 per cent amid robust global demand.

Gold and silver prices surged on Monday amid strong safe-haven demand following US action in Venezuela. Geopolitical uncertainty, expectations of US rate cuts and a weaker rupee supported domestic bullion prices, though gains were capped below December record highs.

Gold and silver prices surged to record highs on Wednesday, driven by rising geopolitical tensions, a weaker dollar and expectations of US rate cuts. Strong safe-haven demand and tight supply conditions further supported precious metals across global and domestic markets.

A FundsIndia report shows gold delivered 15% annualised returns over 20 years, beating Indian equities, real estate and debt. Mid- and small-cap indices outperformed large caps, while analysts cited safe-haven demand and central bank buying as key drivers of gold’s strong performance.

Burglars targeted a techie’s residence in Bandlaguda Jagir, Rajendranagar, and escaped with 30 tolas of gold and Rs 1 lakh cash while the family was away. Police have registered a case and are analysing CCTV footage to track the culprits.

Gold prices fell Rs 1,649 per 10 grams over the week to Rs 1,20,770, tracking global weakness after the US Fed hinted at a pause in rate cuts and markets eyed US trade pacts with China and India.

Gold prices touched a record Rs 1,30,874 per 10 grams ahead of Diwali, driven by global trade tensions, rupee depreciation, and strong investor demand. Analysts predict further gains as buyers rush to gold amid market uncertainty and safe-haven appeal.

Gold and silver prices surged to new all-time highs in India on Friday, tracking a global rally and weaker dollar. Robust investor demand, US–China tensions, and rate-cut expectations boosted safe-haven appeal, with gold gaining over Rs 2,000 on MCX.

Gold prices have surged over 50 per cent in 2025, hitting USD 4,000, driven by Asian demand, central bank purchases, and safe-haven buying. Slower mine output and strong domestic imports in India and China are fueling the steepest rally since the 1970s

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Gold prices rose on the MCX on Friday, supported by a weaker US dollar and firm global cues. Traders expect the Federal Reserve to cut rates soon, while gold remains near record highs after strong investor demand and geopolitical uncertainty.