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Silver prices fell again, ending a short-lived two-day rebound as the recovery failed to sustain. Rising volatility across precious metals led to broad deleveraging, with silver underperforming as hopes of dip-buying faded quickly.

Gold and silver erased recent gains, snapping a two-day rebound as renewed selling pressure and heightened volatility returned to precious-metal markets.

Gold has recovered nearly 15% from recent lows, while silver has rebounded about 25%, as forced liquidations eased and dip buyers stepped in to capitalize on sharply lower prices.

Gold and silver have rebounded nearly 10% from recent lows as markets factor in the absence of key US economic data due to a partial government shutdown and renewed bargain hunting. The shutdown began after Congress failed to fund the Labour Department and other agencies, adding short-term uncertainty.

Historically, periods of strong momentum are often accompanied by sharp but temporary volatility. While recent price action has disrupted short-term technical charts, the long-term trend remains constructive. This suggests the current correction is likely a typical “shake-out” within an ongoing long-term bull market for precious metals.

Gold and Silver prices retraces, weighed down by a firmer US dollar, but remained on track for their strongest monthly gain since 1980, as investors continued to seek safety amid ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

Gold’s surge beyond $5,600 (₹1,80,000) and silver’s breakout above ₹4,00,000/kg reflect a deepening macro and geopolitical risk premium rather than short-term speculation.

Gold’s break above $5200 and silver’s surge past $115 mark a decisive escalation in the precious metals rally, driven primarily by a sharp weakening of the US dollar and rising policy uncertainty.