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Gold futures on MCX vaulted above ₹1.30 lakh per 10 grams while silver contracts spiked around 1.5% to nearly ₹1.84 lakh per kg, as investors piled into safe-haven metals. The surge rides on expectations of US rate cuts, a weak rupee near record lows and persistent central-bank gold buying.
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Safe-haven trade fires up bullion
MCX gold for near-month delivery climbed past the psychologically key ₹1.30‑lakh mark, extending a multi-week rally that has already delivered double‑digit gains in 2025. Silver outpaced the yellow metal, jumping around 1.5% intraday to about ₹1.84 lakh per kg, helped by strong investor flows and industrial demand optimism.
Key highlights
Price action: MCX gold trades above ₹1.30 lakh/10g; domestic spot 24K rates hover near ₹13,000 per gram in key cities.
Silver spike: Futures leap roughly 1.5% to around ₹1.84 lakh/kg, not far from the recent record band of ₹1.88–1.90 lakh.
Macro drivers: Softer dollar, rising bets on US Fed rate cuts, geopolitical tensions and record‑low rupee levels amplify the bullion bid.
Return scoreboard: Analysts note gold and silver are among 2025’s best‑performing major assets, with silver up over 80% and gold more than 60% year‑to‑date.
Investor takeaway: Experts advise staggered buying, highlighting elevated volatility and the risk of sharp corrections if Fed rhetoric turns hawkish or profit‑booking accelerates.
Sources: Goodreturns bullion tracker; Mathrubhumi commodity update
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