Editor’s Note
This article reports on a significant surge in domestic gold and silver prices, based on data from the India Bullion and Jewellers Association.
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New Delhi. A sharp rally was recorded in gold and silver prices in the domestic bullion market on Wednesday.
According to the latest data from the India Bullion and Jewellers Association, one kilogram of silver became more expensive by ₹4,000, reaching ₹2.37 lakh, while 10 grams of 24-carat gold increased by ₹98 to ₹1.52 lakh.
Market experts say that in recent days, global economic uncertainty, investors’ inclination towards safe-haven assets, and volatility in industrial metals have supported precious metals. Last year also saw significant rallies in gold and silver. During 2025, gold became more expensive by nearly ₹57,000, while an even sharper surge was recorded in silver.
Bullion traders say that demand from the festival and wedding seasons is gradually supporting the market. However, some analysts estimate that price volatility may persist in the coming months. Concerns about a global economic slowdown, commodity market volatility, and the impact of alternative investment avenues will determine the direction of metals.
Economic analysts believe that factors such as the direction of international interest rates, currency exchange rates, and industrial demand also influence the market.