Gold and silver prices in India surged amid global optimism and hopes of U.S. Fed rate cuts. Domestic futures rose sharply, supported by a weaker dollar and strong safe-haven demand as investors eye continued central bank buying worldwide.
After a short-lived uptick, gold and silver prices dropped across India on November 8. Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and other cities saw marginal declines, while global trends suggest temporary weakness before a potential long-term rally.
After a four-day decline, gold prices surged in India on November 7, driven by global uncertainty caused by the US government shutdown and a weak dollar. Silver also rebounded, with domestic rates touching ₹1,52,600 per kilogram.
After a short-lived rise, gold prices fell in India due to a stronger dollar, slower U.S. rate cuts, and easing U.S.-China trade tensions. In Delhi, 24-carat gold now stands at ₹1,21,620 per 10 grams, with silver also declining.
Gold prices dropped sharply by ₹1,000 per 10 grams in Delhi’s bullion market amid U.S. Federal Reserve statements and easing U.S.-China trade tensions. Meanwhile, silver witnessed a massive ₹3,300 surge due to rising industrial demand.
After continuous rise, gold and silver prices witnessed fluctuations in Indian and global markets. Investors await the U.S. Federal Reserve’s policy outcome while geopolitical tensions and trade talks impact precious metal demand, causing short-term instability in bullion prices.
Gold and silver prices have dropped for the third straight day after hitting record highs before Dhanteras 2025. In major Indian cities, gold has fallen by up to ₹4,800 per 10 grams and silver by ₹4,100 per kilogram, with experts predicting more downside ahead.
Gold prices in India have been sliding since Dhanteras, with 24-carat rates dropping sharply across major cities. The decline is driven by stronger dollar trends, global profit-booking, and optimism over improving U.S.-China trade relations. Silver too follows suit.
Gold prices dropped for the fifth straight day on October 25, with Delhi’s 24-karat gold at ₹124,510 per 10g. A stronger dollar, easing global tensions, and profit booking by investors are driving the decline.
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