Gold prices plunged nearly five per cent in early trading on Friday (Jan 30), after soaring to record highs this week. Gold is trading at $5,107.79 an ounce, having already shed gains on Thursday after reaching a record high of $5,595.47 on the same day. &nbsp;Mirroring the slide for gold, the silver prices fell under $100 on Friday on profit booking by investors and the announcement of Kevin Warsh as Fed chief. &nbsp;Silver slumped more than 15 per cent to $98.07 an ounce, having already slid Thursday following a record high the same day above $120.&nbsp;Responding to extreme volatility in the commodity market, China suspended trading of five commodity funds to pause investment mania in gold, silver, and oil to provide cushioning against risks amid geopolitical tensions.&nbsp;In a move to curb speculative excess, mainland China’s only public silver futures vehicle, the UBS SDIC Silver Futures Fund (LOF), was suspended from trading for the entire session on Friday. This marks the second full-day halt for the fund since January 22, as regulators struggle with unsustainable premiums that have recently exceeded 60% over the underlying assets.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/menstrual-hygiene-is-fundamental-right-supreme-court-orders-free-pads-for-school-girls-1769770333164">Menstrual hygiene is fundamental right: Supreme Court orders free pads for school girls</a>&nbsp;These developments came after gold recorded its largest ever single-day swing in market capitalisation as more than $3 trillion was wiped out from gold and silver in a single session. However, the selloff followed by a sharp rebound regaining around $2.3 trillion in market value, making it by far the most volatile and crazy day for the precious metal. The global capital market commentary platform, The Kobeissi letter, described it as "Insane" noting that "Gold's volatility is above 2008 levels," when markets got hit by the financial crisis.&nbsp;"Gold just posted its largest daily swing in market cap in history, at $5.5 TRILLION. Between 9:30 AM ET and 10:25 AM ET, gold lost -$3.2 trillion in market cap, or -$58 billion PER MINUTE. Then, between 10:25 AM ET and 4:00 PM ET, gold added back +$2.3 trillion. That's over 3 TIMES the market cap of Bitcoin swung in 6.5 hours, or ~$850 billion per hour. We are witnessing one of the most historic trading opportunities of all time," The Kobeissi letter posted on X.

These developments came after gold recorded its largest ever single-day swing in market capitalisation as more than $3 trillion was wiped out from gold and silver in a single session.

Gold prices plunged nearly five per cent in early trading on Friday (Jan 30), after soaring to record highs this week. Gold is trading at $5,107.79 an ounce, having already shed gains on Thursday after reaching a record high of $5,595.47 on the same day. Mirroring the slide for gold, the silver prices fell under $100 on Friday on profit booking by investors and the announcement of Kevin Warsh as Fed chief. Silver slumped more than 15 per cent to $98.07 an ounce, having already slid Thursday following a record high the same day above $120. Responding to extreme volatility in the commodity market, China suspended trading of five commodity funds to pause investment mania in gold, silver, and oil to provide cushioning against risks amid geopolitical tensions. In a move to curb speculative excess, mainland China’s only public silver futures vehicle, the UBS SDIC Silver Futures Fund (LOF), was suspended from trading for the entire session on Friday. This marks the second full-day halt for the fund since January 22, as regulators struggle with unsustainable premiums that have recently exceeded 60% over the underlying assets. Also Read: Menstrual hygiene is fundamental right: Supreme Court orders free pads for school girls These developments came after gold recorded its largest ever single-day swing in market capitalisation as more than $3 trillion was wiped out from gold and silver in a single session. However, the selloff followed by a sharp rebound regaining around $2.3 trillion in market value, making it by far the most volatile and crazy day for the precious metal. The global capital market commentary platform, The Kobeissi letter, described it as "Insane" noting that "Gold's volatility is above 2008 levels," when markets got hit by the financial crisis. "Gold just posted its largest daily swing in market cap in history, at $5.5 TRILLION. Between 9:30 AM ET and 10:25 AM ET, gold lost -$3.2 trillion in market cap, or -$58 billion PER MINUTE. Then, between 10:25 AM ET and 4:00 PM ET, gold added back +$2.3 trillion. That's over 3 TIMES the market cap of Bitcoin swung in 6.5 hours, or ~$850 billion per hour. We are witnessing one of the most historic trading opportunities of all time," The Kobeissi letter posted on X.

These developments came after gold recorded its largest ever single-day swing in market capitalisation as more than $3 trillion was wiped out from gold and silver in a single session.

Gold tumbles 5%, extends record-high selloff; China suspends silver, oil fund trading

After delivering its strongest annual performance since 1971, the gold rally of 2025 is expected to moderate in 2026, with prices likely to stabilise at a higher range of $4,000–$4,500. The prices of gold will be determined by the factors that include US Federal Reserve (Fed) easing, robust central bank and retail demand, ETF inflows, elevated stock/bond correlations, and global debt concerns.&nbsp;Meanwhile, major banks, including HSBC, ANZ, and Bank of America, updated their forecasts for 2026 and predicted that the rise of gold prices will be due to geopolitical risks in the US Federal Reserve policies and economic uncertainty. Analysts predicted that the demand for gold as a safe-haven and diversification asset will continue in 2026, according to a report in ET.&nbsp;HSBC bank indicated that gold could reach $5,000 per ounce by 2026, and the bank has also increased its 2025 average gold price forecast by $100 to $3,455 per ounce. It confirmed that the result of gold price will be driven by geopolitical tensions, global economic uncertainty, and a weakening US dollar.<h3>Gold price expected to decline after June 2026?</h3>The bank said the gold rally is expected to continue through the first half of 2026, supported by rising public debt levels and policy uncertainty. In addition, other major financial institutions have also revised the predictions of the gold price. ANZ predicted that gold is expected to rise to around $4,600 per ounce by June 2026. However, the price is expected to decline gradually in the second half of the year as the Federal Reserve concludes its easing cycle.&nbsp;Bank of America has lifted its gold price forecast for 2026 to $5,000 an ounce, while Goldman Sachs sees the metal reaching $4,900 by December that year. UBS said falling real interest rates, potentially turning negative, could drive prices close to $4,700.&nbsp;Societe Generale has also projected gold hitting $5,000 by the end of 2026. While estimates from Standard Chartered, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank and Citi Research vary, they broadly agree that the outlook remains bullish through 2025 and into early 2026.&nbsp;Analysts say steady buying by central banks, retail investors and institutional funds will continue to underpin prices. Lower interest rates, policy uncertainty and diversification needs are expected to keep gold a key asset through 2026.&nbsp;

Analysts say steady buying by central banks, retail investors and institutional funds will continue to underpin prices. Lower interest rates, policy uncertainty and diversification needs are expected to keep gold a key asset through 2026.

After delivering its strongest annual performance since 1971, the gold rally of 2025 is expected to moderate in 2026, with prices likely to stabilise at a higher range of $4,000–$4,500. The prices of gold will be determined by the factors that include US Federal Reserve (Fed) easing, robust central bank and retail demand, ETF inflows, elevated stock/bond correlations, and global debt concerns. Meanwhile, major banks, including HSBC, ANZ, and Bank of America, updated their forecasts for 2026 and predicted that the rise of gold prices will be due to geopolitical risks in the US Federal Reserve policies and economic uncertainty. Analysts predicted that the demand for gold as a safe-haven and diversification asset will continue in 2026, according to a report in ET. HSBC bank indicated that gold could reach $5,000 per ounce by 2026, and the bank has also increased its 2025 average gold price forecast by $100 to $3,455 per ounce. It confirmed that the result of gold price will be driven by geopolitical tensions, global economic uncertainty, and a weakening US dollar. Gold price expected to decline after June 2026? The bank said the gold rally is expected to continue through the first half of 2026, supported by rising public debt levels and policy uncertainty. In addition, other major financial institutions have also revised the predictions of the gold price. ANZ predicted that gold is expected to rise to around $4,600 per ounce by June 2026. However, the price is expected to decline gradually in the second half of the year as the Federal Reserve concludes its easing cycle. Bank of America has lifted its gold price forecast for 2026 to $5,000 an ounce, while Goldman Sachs sees the metal reaching $4,900 by December that year. UBS said falling real interest rates, potentially turning negative, could drive prices close to $4,700. Societe Generale has also projected gold hitting $5,000 by the end of 2026. While estimates from Standard Chartered, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank and Citi Research vary, they broadly agree that the outlook remains bullish through 2025 and into early 2026. Analysts say steady buying by central banks, retail investors and institutional funds will continue to underpin prices. Lower interest rates, policy uncertainty and diversification needs are expected to keep gold a key asset through 2026.

Analysts say steady buying by central banks, retail investors and institutional funds will continue to underpin prices. Lower interest rates, policy uncertainty and diversification needs are expected to keep gold a key asset through 2026.

Is gold still the ultimate safe haven in 2026? Here’s what banks and analysts forecast

The State Bank of India (SBI) stated in a report that the Indian government should establish a policy that defines gold as a form of currency. It stated that the policy must clarify whether the precious metal is treated as a commodity or money, and how the country's people perceive it.&nbsp;The report noted that in Western countries, gold has achieved the status of public property, unlike nations like India, Japan, South Korea, and China, where gold is viewed as private investment.&nbsp;The report further said that there should be guidelines for the perception of gold.&nbsp;"The time has now come to conceive a comprehensive policy on gold, and for such, it is important that one defines what gold is (commodity or money) and how gold is perceived by its ultimate consumer," it added.&nbsp;India's gold policy currently focuses on reducing the demand for the metal and recycling existing stocks for use.&nbsp;The report said monetizing gold can have a positive impact on investments because the metal represents a source of funds without contributing to capital formation.&nbsp;The report further said that China's central bank holds a whopping 2300 tonnes of gold. India holds only 880 tonnes of the metal.&nbsp;Chinese households hold less than an average of 10 grams of gold, whereas Indian families hold 25 grams of the metal.&nbsp;Commercial banks in China are involved in gold operations at various levels along the production and supply chain. In India, banks are largely restricted to financing the gems and jewelry sector, exporters, and gold deposits.&nbsp;China is also the largest producer of gold in the world. In India, experts predict that gold reserves are available for mining in Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, and Andhra Pradesh.&nbsp;The report said India's policies on gold revolved around six elements -- encouraging people to invest in other asset classes, regulating gold supply, curbing smuggling, reducing household demand for physical gold, keeping domestic gold prices low, and ensuring exchange rate stability and financial balance.&nbsp;However, these measures were aimed at reducing the demand for physical gold and were short-term in nature.&nbsp;It said in India's gold policy, the importance of the metal in geopolitics wasn't discussed.

The State Bank of India (SBI) said in a report that the Indian government must frame a policy that defines the nature of gold as currency. 

The State Bank of India (SBI) stated in a report that the Indian government should establish a policy that defines gold as a form of currency. It stated that the policy must clarify whether the precious metal is treated as a commodity or money, and how the country's people perceive it. The report noted that in Western countries, gold has achieved the status of public property, unlike nations like India, Japan, South Korea, and China, where gold is viewed as private investment. The report further said that there should be guidelines for the perception of gold. "The time has now come to conceive a comprehensive policy on gold, and for such, it is important that one defines what gold is (commodity or money) and how gold is perceived by its ultimate consumer," it added. India's gold policy currently focuses on reducing the demand for the metal and recycling existing stocks for use. The report said monetizing gold can have a positive impact on investments because the metal represents a source of funds without contributing to capital formation. The report further said that China's central bank holds a whopping 2300 tonnes of gold. India holds only 880 tonnes of the metal. Chinese households hold less than an average of 10 grams of gold, whereas Indian families hold 25 grams of the metal. Commercial banks in China are involved in gold operations at various levels along the production and supply chain. In India, banks are largely restricted to financing the gems and jewelry sector, exporters, and gold deposits. China is also the largest producer of gold in the world. In India, experts predict that gold reserves are available for mining in Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, and Andhra Pradesh. The report said India's policies on gold revolved around six elements -- encouraging people to invest in other asset classes, regulating gold supply, curbing smuggling, reducing household demand for physical gold, keeping domestic gold prices low, and ensuring exchange rate stability and financial balance. However, these measures were aimed at reducing the demand for physical gold and were short-term in nature. It said in India's gold policy, the importance of the metal in geopolitics wasn't discussed.

SBI report on gold: The report noted that in Western countries, gold has achieved the status of public property, unlike nations like India, Japan, South Korea, and China, where gold is viewed as private investment.

India needs a policy to define gold as a commodity or money: Report

A report by a research company has said that the gold prices have boosted the net worth of Indian households. The report noted that the surge in net worth highlights the importance of buying the precious metal in Indian families.<h2>How much Gold do Indians hold?</h2>The report, published by Systematix Research, has estimated the net worth of Indian households to be Rs 3.24 trillion.&nbsp;"The doubling of traded gold prices would have increased their net worth to INR 3.24 trillion," it added.&nbsp;The report said Indian households own around 24,000 tons of gold, which accounts for 11 per cent of the world's total gold reserves.<h2>Impact of consumption</h2>The report, however, said that despite the rise in prices of gold, the impact on the consumption in the economy is minimal. The company said that the net-worth effect from rising gold prices has little to no influence on actual spending behaviour.&nbsp;It said that only real income is the primary driver of the growth of consumption. It also found that the impact of real returns from assets on consumption is negative.&nbsp;The report said that in rural houses, people spend most of their income on consumption, and they hold gold. If real incomes decline, the increase in net worth due to gold is not realised.&nbsp;Rural households also buy gold as a mode of investment. So steep prices can squeeze consumption rather than boost it.&nbsp;Also, gold is treated by Indian households as an asset to be liquidated in cases of emergency. Hence, most people in India tend to hold the precious metal.

A report by a research company has said that the gold prices have boosted the net worth of Indian households. 

A report by a research company has said that the gold prices have boosted the net worth of Indian households. The report noted that the surge in net worth highlights the importance of buying the precious metal in Indian families. How much Gold do Indians hold? The report, published by Systematix Research, has estimated the net worth of Indian households to be Rs 3.24 trillion. "The doubling of traded gold prices would have increased their net worth to INR 3.24 trillion," it added. The report said Indian households own around 24,000 tons of gold, which accounts for 11 per cent of the world's total gold reserves. Impact of consumption The report, however, said that despite the rise in prices of gold, the impact on the consumption in the economy is minimal. The company said that the net-worth effect from rising gold prices has little to no influence on actual spending behaviour. It said that only real income is the primary driver of the growth of consumption. It also found that the impact of real returns from assets on consumption is negative. The report said that in rural houses, people spend most of their income on consumption, and they hold gold. If real incomes decline, the increase in net worth due to gold is not realised. Rural households also buy gold as a mode of investment. So steep prices can squeeze consumption rather than boost it. Also, gold is treated by Indian households as an asset to be liquidated in cases of emergency. Hence, most people in India tend to hold the precious metal.

Gold prices in India: It said that only real income is the primary driver of the growth of consumption. It also found that the impact of real returns from assets on consumption is negative.

How much gold do Indian families hold? What's their estimated net worth?

Gold and silver prices, which have been rising over the past several months amid global uncertainties, dropped a bit. However, experts say that the price pullback is temporary and the precious metals can witness an upside in the near future.<h2>What experts said about gold prices</h2>Rajesh Rokde, Chairman of the All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council, said that gold prices rose by $1,100 per ounce over the past four months. Hence, the correction was expected but will not last long.&nbsp;"Gold has seen a one-sided rise. If I look at the last four months, it has gone from around USD 3,300 per ounce to USD 4,400 per ounce, which is nearly an increase of USD 1,100 per ounce. Over the past year, in the Indian market, prices have risen for 24 karat gold from Rs 75,000 per 10 grams to Rs 1.3 lakh per 10 grams. So, this correction was expected," he said.&nbsp;He said that the gold is bullish amid strong international demand. He said the prices of gold can fall a bit more before a strong recovery.&nbsp;"Gold is currently around USD 4,100. It might correct another USD 50-100, but there's little chance of a deeper fall because central banks across the world are in buying mode," he added.&nbsp;He said the United States' tariff war and geopolitical tensions will continue to support safe-haven demand.&nbsp;"Many countries are moving toward de-dollarization, trying to reduce the dominance of the dollar, and for that, gold is seen as the safest alternative. China, being one of the largest exporters, receives payments in dollars and then converts them into gold," he explained.&nbsp;He said that the prices of gold in India will increase again.&nbsp;"Gold has already risen so much that this correction doesn't seem very significant. Even now, prices are around Rs 1.25-1.26 lakh per 10 grams. I still see strong potential for gold prices to rise further," he said.&nbsp;He also saw upside potential in silver despite a marginal pullback.&nbsp;&nbsp;"From January until now, prices have gained around 85 per cent. So, a small pullback in prices is still possible. When a commodity rises by 100 per cent, a 10-20 per cent correction doesn't really matter," prominent trader Ajay Kedia said.&nbsp;He, however, said that current levels of gold are not suitable for buying because the prices could slip further.&nbsp;&nbsp;"There will likely be continued pressure on gold, and its movement will depend on the outcome of meetings between Donald Trump and China, as well as between Russia and the US. From an investment point of view, there is currently extreme volatility. Gold could move down to around Rs 1.25 lakh, so the current levels are not suitable for buying," Kedia added.

Gold and silver prices, which have been rising over the past several months amid global uncertainties, dropped a bit.

Gold and silver prices, which have been rising over the past several months amid global uncertainties, dropped a bit. However, experts say that the price pullback is temporary and the precious metals can witness an upside in the near future. What experts said about gold prices Rajesh Rokde, Chairman of the All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council, said that gold prices rose by $1,100 per ounce over the past four months. Hence, the correction was expected but will not last long. "Gold has seen a one-sided rise. If I look at the last four months, it has gone from around USD 3,300 per ounce to USD 4,400 per ounce, which is nearly an increase of USD 1,100 per ounce. Over the past year, in the Indian market, prices have risen for 24 karat gold from Rs 75,000 per 10 grams to Rs 1.3 lakh per 10 grams. So, this correction was expected," he said. He said that the gold is bullish amid strong international demand. He said the prices of gold can fall a bit more before a strong recovery. "Gold is currently around USD 4,100. It might correct another USD 50-100, but there's little chance of a deeper fall because central banks across the world are in buying mode," he added. He said the United States' tariff war and geopolitical tensions will continue to support safe-haven demand. "Many countries are moving toward de-dollarization, trying to reduce the dominance of the dollar, and for that, gold is seen as the safest alternative. China, being one of the largest exporters, receives payments in dollars and then converts them into gold," he explained. He said that the prices of gold in India will increase again. "Gold has already risen so much that this correction doesn't seem very significant. Even now, prices are around Rs 1.25-1.26 lakh per 10 grams. I still see strong potential for gold prices to rise further," he said. He also saw upside potential in silver despite a marginal pullback. "From January until now, prices have gained around 85 per cent. So, a small pullback in prices is still possible. When a commodity rises by 100 per cent, a 10-20 per cent correction doesn't really matter," prominent trader Ajay Kedia said. He, however, said that current levels of gold are not suitable for buying because the prices could slip further. "There will likely be continued pressure on gold, and its movement will depend on the outcome of meetings between Donald Trump and China, as well as between Russia and the US. From an investment point of view, there is currently extreme volatility. Gold could move down to around Rs 1.25 lakh, so the current levels are not suitable for buying," Kedia added.

Gold prices in India: Many countries are moving toward de-dollarization, trying to reduce the dominance of the dollar, and for that, gold is seen as the safest alternative.

Gold prices drop: What experts say about the precious metal's upside potential

The World Gold Council’s India Gold Market Update has said that the prices of gold hit their all-time high 48 times this year. The precious metal also crossed $4,000 per ounce mark globally.<h2>Why is gold rallying?</h2>Gold's domestic prices increased 66 per cent this year. The international gains were lower at 58 per cent. The prices saw an unprecedented&nbsp;surge because of geopolitical and global economic uncertainties&nbsp;that boosted&nbsp;the safe-haven demand.&nbsp;Donald Trump's tariff war and China's retaliation against the US have also pushed investors towards parking their money in gold. Investors are also anticipating US Federal Rate revisions this year.&nbsp;In India, the depreciation of the rupee against the US dollar led to more gains. The metal is trading above Rs 1,20,000 per 10 grams.&nbsp;Despite the high prices of gold, Indians bought precious metal worth over Rs 85000 crore during Dhanteras.&nbsp;Investors have invested in gold ETFs. Assets under management (AUM) in gold ETFs have hit an all-time high of Rs 901 billion, reported Business Standard.&nbsp;Supported by the festive demand, India's gold imports jumped to a 10-month high of US$9.16 billion in September. RBI also added 0.2 tonnes of gold to its reserves.&nbsp;The World Gold Council said in its report: "The early onset of the festive season (September vs. October last year) and strong wedding demand helped to partially offset the impact of last year’s high base. Targeted marketing campaigns, promotional initiatives, and customer-centric purchase schemes – such as old gold exchange offers, lightweight options, and curated product launches – further supported consumer momentum".

The World Gold Council’s India Gold Market Update has said that the prices of gold hit their all-time high 48 times this year. The precious metal also crossed $4,000 per ounce mark globally.

The World Gold Council’s India Gold Market Update has said that the prices of gold hit their all-time high 48 times this year. The precious metal also crossed $4,000 per ounce mark globally. Why is gold rallying? Gold's domestic prices increased 66 per cent this year. The international gains were lower at 58 per cent. The prices saw an unprecedented surge because of geopolitical and global economic uncertainties that boosted the safe-haven demand. Donald Trump's tariff war and China's retaliation against the US have also pushed investors towards parking their money in gold. Investors are also anticipating US Federal Rate revisions this year. In India, the depreciation of the rupee against the US dollar led to more gains. The metal is trading above Rs 1,20,000 per 10 grams. Despite the high prices of gold, Indians bought precious metal worth over Rs 85000 crore during Dhanteras. Investors have invested in gold ETFs. Assets under management (AUM) in gold ETFs have hit an all-time high of Rs 901 billion, reported Business Standard. Supported by the festive demand, India's gold imports jumped to a 10-month high of US$9.16 billion in September. RBI also added 0.2 tonnes of gold to its reserves. The World Gold Council said in its report: "The early onset of the festive season (September vs. October last year) and strong wedding demand helped to partially offset the impact of last year’s high base. Targeted marketing campaigns, promotional initiatives, and customer-centric purchase schemes – such as old gold exchange offers, lightweight options, and curated product launches – further supported consumer momentum".

Gold prices in India: Donald Trump's tariff war and China's retaliation against the US have also pushed investors towards parking their money in gold.

Diwali 2025: Why is the gold demand high despite high prices?

Gold prices are continuing to surge in 2025 because of a mix of factors, including global fiscal concerns, currency weakness, and strong institutional buying. The precious metal has delivered over 65 per cent returns this year as investors are buying gold amid rising market uncertainty. In India, gold prices were above Rs 1.28 lakh per 10 grams.<h2>Will the gold prices continue to rise?</h2>A report by Religare Broking says that sustained central bank buying and persistent fiscal stress across major economies will continue to support gold prices in the near term. It, however, advised investors to focus on risk management as well. It is recommended that investors adopt a staggered buying approach.&nbsp;Fresh accumulation could be considered on dips toward Rs 1,14,000-Rs 1,18,000 per 10 grams, with upside potential up to Rs 1,42,000. A decisive fall below Rs 1,05,000, however, may trigger a deeper corrective phase, the report added.<h2>Why are gold prices increasing?</h2>The report said that gold has emerged as a reliable hedge against both currency depreciation and market volatility. Whenever any stress threatens economic stability, gold becomes a safe haven investment.&nbsp;A weaker dollar typically lifts gold prices. This is because it makes gold cheaper for currency holders.&nbsp;In India, the prices of gold rose because the rupee depreciated.&nbsp;Across the world, central banks played a key role in sustaining gold's rally. Their continued accumulation of gold signals confidence in its long-term stability. Global central bank purchases surpassed 1,000 tonnes for the third consecutive year in 2024.

Gold prices are continuing to surge in 2025 because of a mix of factors, including global fiscal concerns, currency weakness, and strong institutional buying.

Gold prices are continuing to surge in 2025 because of a mix of factors, including global fiscal concerns, currency weakness, and strong institutional buying. The precious metal has delivered over 65 per cent returns this year as investors are buying gold amid rising market uncertainty. In India, gold prices were above Rs 1.28 lakh per 10 grams. Will the gold prices continue to rise? A report by Religare Broking says that sustained central bank buying and persistent fiscal stress across major economies will continue to support gold prices in the near term. It, however, advised investors to focus on risk management as well. It is recommended that investors adopt a staggered buying approach. Fresh accumulation could be considered on dips toward Rs 1,14,000-Rs 1,18,000 per 10 grams, with upside potential up to Rs 1,42,000. A decisive fall below Rs 1,05,000, however, may trigger a deeper corrective phase, the report added. Why are gold prices increasing? The report said that gold has emerged as a reliable hedge against both currency depreciation and market volatility. Whenever any stress threatens economic stability, gold becomes a safe haven investment. A weaker dollar typically lifts gold prices. This is because it makes gold cheaper for currency holders. In India, the prices of gold rose because the rupee depreciated. Across the world, central banks played a key role in sustaining gold's rally. Their continued accumulation of gold signals confidence in its long-term stability. Global central bank purchases surpassed 1,000 tonnes for the third consecutive year in 2024.

Gold prices in India: Fresh accumulation could be considered on dips toward Rs 1,14,000-Rs 1,18,000 per 10 grams, with upside potential up to Rs 1,42,000.

Will gold prices continue to rise? Report recommends 'risk management'

The prices of gold soared record&nbsp;high on Monday amid the new US-China trade tensions after Beijing enacted restrictions on the export of rare earth materials. Spot gold was up 1.5% at $4,067.79 per ounce, as of 0700 GMT, after having hit an all-time high of $4,078.05 earlier in the session.<h2>What are the potential reasons behind the surge in gold prices?&nbsp;</h2>The rally&nbsp;came days after US President Donald Trump threatened China that he would impose a 100 percent tariff on all imports to the United States. He also announced export controls on critical software by November 1.&nbsp;Other factors affecting the gold rally are geopolitical uncertainties and a weak dollar.&nbsp;Spot silver also rose to $51.60/oz after reaching a record high of $51.70.&nbsp;The prices of the precious metals are also increasing because investors have been anticipating more federal rate cuts in the US.&nbsp;US Fed Chair Jerome Powell will address the NABE annual meeting on Tuesday. Investors anticipate&nbsp;cues about the anticipated rate cut of 25 bps in October.&nbsp;Other precious&nbsp;metals&nbsp;like platinum&nbsp;and palladium also gained.&nbsp;In India, the prices of 24-karat gold had increased to Rs 12,540 per gram.&nbsp;&nbsp;Kyle Rodda, analyst at Capital.com, told CNBC that developments in the Middle East had previously eased pressure on the gold market, but renewed trade tensions between the U.S. and China have reignited safe-haven demand.&nbsp;Heavy sell-offs in global equity markets supported the safe-haven demand for gold.&nbsp;Analysts say&nbsp;that the bullish momentum of gold is expected to continue. However, the precious metal prices might witness potential volatility because of geopolitical developments and the actions of central banks.

The prices of gold soared record high on Monday amid the new US-China trade tensions after Beijing enacted restrictions on the export of rare earth materials.

The prices of gold soared record high on Monday amid the new US-China trade tensions after Beijing enacted restrictions on the export of rare earth materials. Spot gold was up 1.5% at $4,067.79 per ounce, as of 0700 GMT, after having hit an all-time high of $4,078.05 earlier in the session. What are the potential reasons behind the surge in gold prices? The rally came days after US President Donald Trump threatened China that he would impose a 100 percent tariff on all imports to the United States. He also announced export controls on critical software by November 1. Other factors affecting the gold rally are geopolitical uncertainties and a weak dollar. Spot silver also rose to $51.60/oz after reaching a record high of $51.70. The prices of the precious metals are also increasing because investors have been anticipating more federal rate cuts in the US. US Fed Chair Jerome Powell will address the NABE annual meeting on Tuesday. Investors anticipate cues about the anticipated rate cut of 25 bps in October. Other precious metals like platinum and palladium also gained. In India, the prices of 24-karat gold had increased to Rs 12,540 per gram. Kyle Rodda, analyst at Capital.com, told CNBC that developments in the Middle East had previously eased pressure on the gold market, but renewed trade tensions between the U.S. and China have reignited safe-haven demand. Heavy sell-offs in global equity markets supported the safe-haven demand for gold. Analysts say that the bullish momentum of gold is expected to continue. However, the precious metal prices might witness potential volatility because of geopolitical developments and the actions of central banks.

Why have the gold prices rallied? Heavy sell-offs in global equity markets supported the safe-haven demand for gold. The fresh US-China tensions have potentially contributed to the safe-haven demand for gold.&nbsp;

Gold prices touch a new high. Here's why the precious metal is soaring

Gold crossed the $4,002.95 an ounce mark for the first time on Wednesday. The rates of the precious metal jumped on the MCX as well, as gold prices breached the 1,22,000 per 10-gram mark. At 9.40 am, MCX Gold December futures were trading at Rs 1,22,149 per 10 grams. MCX Silver December futures were trading at Rs 1,47,450 per kg.&nbsp;In one of the strongest performances for gold ever, the precious metal rose 50 per cent this year. In September, the prices rose to 12 per cent.<h2>Why has gold rallied this year?</h2>Investors view gold as a safe-haven investment and tend to invest in the precious metal when equity markets are volatile. Due to the unrest caused by the Russia-Ukraine war and the Israel-Gaza conflict, investors have been feeling the need to park their money in gold.&nbsp;The US government shutdown and expectations of more Federal Reserve interest rate cuts are lending support to gold.&nbsp;Concerns over the Fed's independence, caused by President Donald Trump's attacks on the US central bank for supposedly not cutting fast enough, are another boost for the metal, reported AFP.&nbsp;The World Gold Council (WGC) reported in July that the gold demand grew because of an increasingly unpredictable geopolitical environment and price momentum.&nbsp;There has also been strong demand for gold via exchange-traded funds on stock markets. "While early gains this year were driven by tariff-induced volatility in the second quarter, recent momentum has been fueled by strong sentiment and record inflows into gold-backed exchange-traded funds," an analyst told AFP.&nbsp;However, high gold prices have decreased jewelry demand.&nbsp;Bitcoin also recorded high prices. The cryptocurrency topped $126,000 for the first time. It is because investors around the world are looking for diversification.&nbsp;Experts believe that the prices of gold will continue to rise further because the US Fed may cut policy rates in October and December.&nbsp;"Gold's bull run may continue on rate cuts hopes and political and economic uncertainties. Investors should hold their positions. MCX gold prices are expected to move higher to ₹1,25,000 per 10 grams by the end of 2025," Anuj Gupta, a SEBI-registered analyst, told Mint.

Gold crossed the $4,002.95 an ounce mark for the first time on Wednesday. The rates of the precious metal jumped on the MCX as well, as gold prices breached the 1,22,000 per 10-gram mark. 

Gold crossed the $4,002.95 an ounce mark for the first time on Wednesday. The rates of the precious metal jumped on the MCX as well, as gold prices breached the 1,22,000 per 10-gram mark. At 9.40 am, MCX Gold December futures were trading at Rs 1,22,149 per 10 grams. MCX Silver December futures were trading at Rs 1,47,450 per kg. In one of the strongest performances for gold ever, the precious metal rose 50 per cent this year. In September, the prices rose to 12 per cent. Why has gold rallied this year? Investors view gold as a safe-haven investment and tend to invest in the precious metal when equity markets are volatile. Due to the unrest caused by the Russia-Ukraine war and the Israel-Gaza conflict, investors have been feeling the need to park their money in gold. The US government shutdown and expectations of more Federal Reserve interest rate cuts are lending support to gold. Concerns over the Fed's independence, caused by President Donald Trump's attacks on the US central bank for supposedly not cutting fast enough, are another boost for the metal, reported AFP. The World Gold Council (WGC) reported in July that the gold demand grew because of an increasingly unpredictable geopolitical environment and price momentum. There has also been strong demand for gold via exchange-traded funds on stock markets. "While early gains this year were driven by tariff-induced volatility in the second quarter, recent momentum has been fueled by strong sentiment and record inflows into gold-backed exchange-traded funds," an analyst told AFP. However, high gold prices have decreased jewelry demand. Bitcoin also recorded high prices. The cryptocurrency topped $126,000 for the first time. It is because investors around the world are looking for diversification. Experts believe that the prices of gold will continue to rise further because the US Fed may cut policy rates in October and December. "Gold's bull run may continue on rate cuts hopes and political and economic uncertainties. Investors should hold their positions. MCX gold prices are expected to move higher to ₹1,25,000 per 10 grams by the end of 2025," Anuj Gupta, a SEBI-registered analyst, told Mint.

Gold prices cross $4000: Why is the precious metal rallying? In one of the strongest performances for gold ever, the precious metal rose 50 per cent this year. In September, the prices rose to 12 per cent.

Gold prices cross $4000 mark: Will the precious metal continue rising?

Gold prices jumped by Rs 799 in the domestic futures market on Monday, ending the day at a high of Rs 1.11 lakh per 10 grams. The prices surged as investors, tracking strong global cues, anticipate key US inflation data and comments from several Federal Reserve officials this week.&nbsp;On India's Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures for December climbed&nbsp;Rs 799, breaching the Rs 1,11,750 mark. Metal futures for October increased by Rs 761 to reach Rs 1,10,608 per 10 grams. Last week, it had peaked as it reached Rs 1,10,666 per 10 grams.&nbsp;Silver also hit record prices on March futures. It rallied Rs 2,446 or 1.86 per cent to hit an all-time high of Rs 1,33,582 per kilogram, reported PTI.&nbsp;Silver futures for December surged by Rs 2,473, hitting a fresh peak of Rs 1,32,311 per kg. Experts said weakness in the rupee and low sentiment in the equity markets also led to a rally in the futures market.&nbsp;Internationally, gold futures increased by $26.82 to reach $3,732.62 per ounce. It was, however, less than the lifetime high of $3,744 per ounce.<h2>Why did gold rally?</h2>Jigar Trivedi, Senior Research Analyst at Reliance Securities, told the news agency that gold prices reached record levels because investors looked ahead to key US inflation data and comments from several Federal Reserve officials this week. He said that the investors were looking for policy guidance.&nbsp;The US Federal Reserve cut its policy rates by 25 basis points. The markets are anticipating two more cuts this year, in October and another in December.&nbsp;"Expectations of continued monetary policy easing provided a major boost to bullion's 40 per cent surge so far this year," he said.&nbsp;Gold has also been supported by the demand as investors consider it a safer investment amid geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty.

Gold prices jumped by Rs 799 in the domestic futures market on Monday, ending the day at a high of Rs 1.11 lakh per 10 grams. 

Gold prices jumped by Rs 799 in the domestic futures market on Monday, ending the day at a high of Rs 1.11 lakh per 10 grams. The prices surged as investors, tracking strong global cues, anticipate key US inflation data and comments from several Federal Reserve officials this week. On India's Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures for December climbed Rs 799, breaching the Rs 1,11,750 mark. Metal futures for October increased by Rs 761 to reach Rs 1,10,608 per 10 grams. Last week, it had peaked as it reached Rs 1,10,666 per 10 grams. Silver also hit record prices on March futures. It rallied Rs 2,446 or 1.86 per cent to hit an all-time high of Rs 1,33,582 per kilogram, reported PTI. Silver futures for December surged by Rs 2,473, hitting a fresh peak of Rs 1,32,311 per kg. Experts said weakness in the rupee and low sentiment in the equity markets also led to a rally in the futures market. Internationally, gold futures increased by $26.82 to reach $3,732.62 per ounce. It was, however, less than the lifetime high of $3,744 per ounce. Why did gold rally? Jigar Trivedi, Senior Research Analyst at Reliance Securities, told the news agency that gold prices reached record levels because investors looked ahead to key US inflation data and comments from several Federal Reserve officials this week. He said that the investors were looking for policy guidance. The US Federal Reserve cut its policy rates by 25 basis points. The markets are anticipating two more cuts this year, in October and another in December. "Expectations of continued monetary policy easing provided a major boost to bullion's 40 per cent surge so far this year," he said. Gold has also been supported by the demand as investors consider it a safer investment amid geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty.

Gold prices surged today: On India's Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures for December climbed&nbsp;Rs 799, breaching the Rs 1,11,750 mark.

Gold breaches Rs 1.11 lakh per 10 gram in futures trade. Here's why

Gold is traditionally looked at as a safe investment, and it is almost customary to buy the yellow metal during auspicious occasions. It’s a sign of prosperity and also has a never-diminishing value and rate. Gold is currently at INR 111,930 and is already reaching for the sky. The prices are only estimated to trail further hereon. WION had spoken to an expert. who had confidently mentioned how by the year's end and through the festival season, you will only see it get expensive. And that’s the route the metal has taken. He had estimated by December, or maybe slightly earlier, the price tag would read INR 125,000. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/trump-policies-gold-prices-could-surge-to-4-000-say-analysts-1757482616131/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/trump-policies-gold-prices-could-surge-to-4-000-say-analysts-1757482616131/embed</a>&nbsp;<h2>Price estimate by the end of 2025 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</h2>&nbsp;Gold prices are steadily rising, Chetan Bagrecha, Director, Nikita Jewellers, said, "Gold prices have been peaking for over six to eight months now, and that too without any correction. It has been showing a steep rise, and from we are predicting it will go up to INR 122,000 to 125,000 by year-end.” &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;“The wars around the globe and the US tariffs have heavily impacted the prices, and one may not see respite in the near future,” he added.&nbsp;The demand for silver is increasing, and with that, the prices will also surge much higher. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/gold-prices-to-touch-rs-125-000-per-10-grams-report-makes-massive-prediction-1756899315126">Gold prices to touch Rs 125,000 per 10 grams? Report makes massive prediction</a> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;<h2>Price trajectory &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</h2>&nbsp;On September 1, gold was priced at INR Rs 106,310 per 10 grams. And in a fortnight, it has already moved upwards to INR 1,11,050. It will only go skyward. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Gold prices in India have been rising and it is estimated to go up to INR Rs 125,000 by December. In the last six to eight months, it has only shown steady growth.

Gold is traditionally looked at as a safe investment, and it is almost customary to buy the yellow metal during auspicious occasions. It’s a sign of prosperity and also has a never-diminishing value and rate. Gold is currently at INR 111,930 and is already reaching for the sky. The prices are only estimated to trail further hereon. WION had spoken to an expert. who had confidently mentioned how by the year's end and through the festival season, you will only see it get expensive. And that’s the route the metal has taken. He had estimated by December, or maybe slightly earlier, the price tag would read INR 125,000. https://www.wionews.com/videos/trump-policies-gold-prices-could-surge-to-4-000-say-analysts-1757482616131/embed Price estimate by the end of 2025 Gold prices are steadily rising, Chetan Bagrecha, Director, Nikita Jewellers, said, "Gold prices have been peaking for over six to eight months now, and that too without any correction. It has been showing a steep rise, and from we are predicting it will go up to INR 122,000 to 125,000 by year-end.” “The wars around the globe and the US tariffs have heavily impacted the prices, and one may not see respite in the near future,” he added. The demand for silver is increasing, and with that, the prices will also surge much higher. Also read: Gold prices to touch Rs 125,000 per 10 grams? Report makes massive prediction Price trajectory On September 1, gold was priced at INR Rs 106,310 per 10 grams. And in a fortnight, it has already moved upwards to INR 1,11,050. It will only go skyward.

Gold prices in India have been rising, and it is estimated to go up to INR Rs 125,000 by December. In the last six to eight months, it has only shown steady growth.

Gold rate trails at INR 111,930; 5.29% hike in a fortnight, it's only the beginning of festival season in India

Gold prices can hover&nbsp;between Rs 99,500 to Rs 1,10,000 per ten grams through the rest of the year, said a&nbsp;research note by ICICI Bank's Economic Research Group. The next year might bring better news for gold investors, as the report predicts, they can reach between Rs 1,10,000 to Rs 1,25,000 in the first half&nbsp;of 2026.<h2>What are the predictions for gold prices?</h2>"Risks to these projections are to the upside if the INR trades at a much depreciated level against the USD than our projections. We have assumed an average range of 87.00-89.00 for the USD/INR pair for the period," noted the report.&nbsp;In 2025, gold prices have surged 33 per cent in the first half of 2025. The prices are buoyed&nbsp;by&nbsp;expectations of monetary easing by the US Federal Reserve and persistent institutional concerns about the US economy.&nbsp;During the remaining year, these prices are expected to remain between $3,400-3,600. It will strengthen to $3,600-3,800 per ounce in the first half of 2026.&nbsp;The report said that the prices of gold may rise further if geopolitical tensions intensify in the near future.&nbsp;"If geo-political tensions intensify, there could be a further upside to these ranges," adds the report.&nbsp;The continued concerns about structural weakness and institutional concerns about the US economy are expected to keep gold prices trading with a bullish bias in the medium term. Despite a slight easing in safe-haven buying, the report notes that medium-term bullish expectations for the yellow metal remain intact.&nbsp;The developments in the United States, including the anticipated 125 basis points of Fed rate cuts over 2025-26, will dictate the movement of gold prices.&nbsp;Weaker rupee and the demand of investors have increased gold imports. India's imports were&nbsp;USD 4.0 billion in July 2025.&nbsp;Gold ETFs in India also saw significant inflows, with YTD investments nearly doubling compared to last year.

Gold prices can hover between Rs 99,500 to Rs 1,10,000 per ten grams through the rest of the year, said a research note by ICICI Bank's Economic Research Group.

Gold prices can hover between Rs 99,500 to Rs 1,10,000 per ten grams through the rest of the year, said a research note by ICICI Bank's Economic Research Group. The next year might bring better news for gold investors, as the report predicts, they can reach between Rs 1,10,000 to Rs 1,25,000 in the first half of 2026. What are the predictions for gold prices? "Risks to these projections are to the upside if the INR trades at a much depreciated level against the USD than our projections. We have assumed an average range of 87.00-89.00 for the USD/INR pair for the period," noted the report. In 2025, gold prices have surged 33 per cent in the first half of 2025. The prices are buoyed by expectations of monetary easing by the US Federal Reserve and persistent institutional concerns about the US economy. During the remaining year, these prices are expected to remain between $3,400-3,600. It will strengthen to $3,600-3,800 per ounce in the first half of 2026. The report said that the prices of gold may rise further if geopolitical tensions intensify in the near future. "If geo-political tensions intensify, there could be a further upside to these ranges," adds the report. The continued concerns about structural weakness and institutional concerns about the US economy are expected to keep gold prices trading with a bullish bias in the medium term. Despite a slight easing in safe-haven buying, the report notes that medium-term bullish expectations for the yellow metal remain intact. The developments in the United States, including the anticipated 125 basis points of Fed rate cuts over 2025-26, will dictate the movement of gold prices. Weaker rupee and the demand of investors have increased gold imports. India's imports were USD 4.0 billion in July 2025. Gold ETFs in India also saw significant inflows, with YTD investments nearly doubling compared to last year.

Gold price prediction: In 2025, gold prices have surged 33 per cent in the first half of 2025. The prices are buoyed&nbsp;by&nbsp;expectations of monetary easing by the US Federal Reserve&nbsp;

Gold prices to touch Rs 125,000 per 10 grams? Report makes massive prediction

Gold prices in India have witnessed a considerable surge over the past 24 hours. The prices increased by INR 50 per gram for both 22-carat and 24-carat gold. As of Friday, March 10, 10 grams of 24-carat gold costs Rs. 55,290 in India, while 10 grams of 22-carat gold costs Rs. 50,460. Gold prices rose in major Indian cities, with Chennai recording 24-carat gold prices of Rs. 52,285 for 10 grams and 22-carat gold prices of Rs. 47,927 for 10 grams. Meanwhile, the national capital Delhi has a gold rate of Rs. 55,680 for 24 carats (10 grams) and Rs. 51,050 for 22 carats (10 grams).

<h2>Gold prices in Indian cities</h2>

In Kolkata, the price of 24-carat gold (10 grams) is Rs. 55,530, while the price of 22-carat gold (10 grams) is Rs. 50,900. In Mumbai, 24-carat gold (10 grams) costs Rs. 55,530, while 22-carat gold (10 grams) costs Rs. 50,900.

Gold prices are expected to rise as a result of global trends and the weakening of the Indian rupee against the US dollar. Investors and consumers who were planning to buy gold now have to pay more due to the unexpected price increase.
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<h2>Gold prices in Dubai, UAE&nbsp;</h2>

As of March 10, 2023, the price of gold in Dubai has remained relatively stable. The price of 24-karat gold, which is the most popular type of gold in Dubai, is currently around AED 222.25 per gram. This is a slight increase from the previous day's price, which was around AED 220.75 per gram. The price of gold in Dubai is influenced by various factors, including global economic conditions, supply and demand, and geopolitical tensions. However, despite these factors, the current stable prices of gold in Dubai are expected to remain relatively unchanged in the short term.

In terms of Indian Rupees, 10 grams of 24-carat gold costs INR 49,640 in Dubai. Whereas, 10 grams of 22-carat gold costs INR 45,678 in the Emirati Capital city. Here is the complete price list:
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Gold prices in India have witnessed a considerable surge over the past 24 hours. The prices increased by INR 50 per gram for both 22-carat and 24-carat gold. As of Friday, March 10, 10 grams of 24-carat gold costs Rs.

Gold prices in India have witnessed a considerable surge over the past 24 hours. The prices increased by INR 50 per gram for both 22-carat and 24-carat gold. As of Friday, March 10, 10 grams of 24-carat gold costs Rs. 55,290 in India, while 10 grams of 22-carat gold costs Rs. 50,460. Gold prices rose in major Indian cities, with Chennai recording 24-carat gold prices of Rs. 52,285 for 10 grams and 22-carat gold prices of Rs. 47,927 for 10 grams. Meanwhile, the national capital Delhi has a gold rate of Rs. 55,680 for 24 carats (10 grams) and Rs. 51,050 for 22 carats (10 grams). Gold prices in Indian cities In Kolkata, the price of 24-carat gold (10 grams) is Rs. 55,530, while the price of 22-carat gold (10 grams) is Rs. 50,900. In Mumbai, 24-carat gold (10 grams) costs Rs. 55,530, while 22-carat gold (10 grams) costs Rs. 50,900. Gold prices are expected to rise as a result of global trends and the weakening of the Indian rupee against the US dollar. Investors and consumers who were planning to buy gold now have to pay more due to the unexpected price increase. Gold prices in Dubai, UAE As of March 10, 2023, the price of gold in Dubai has remained relatively stable. The price of 24-karat gold, which is the most popular type of gold in Dubai, is currently around AED 222.25 per gram. This is a slight increase from the previous day's price, which was around AED 220.75 per gram. The price of gold in Dubai is influenced by various factors, including global economic conditions, supply and demand, and geopolitical tensions. However, despite these factors, the current stable prices of gold in Dubai are expected to remain relatively unchanged in the short term. In terms of Indian Rupees, 10 grams of 24-carat gold costs INR 49,640 in Dubai. Whereas, 10 grams of 22-carat gold costs INR 45,678 in the Emirati Capital city. Here is the complete price list:

Gold prices today in India and Dubai, UAE: Check 22K and 24K gold rates here in INR and Dirhams (AED)