Gold prices rose above $4240(¬Rs 128,000), maintaining its surge to a new high, propelled by demand for safe haven assets and mounting anticipation of a dovish US monetary policy outlook.
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Gold crosses $4000 and Silver touches $50, what next?
Geopolitical risks remain high, central banks continue to purchase assets, Trump’s trade war persists, and ETF holdings continue to grow as the likelihood of further Fed rate cuts increases. Gold and Silver surge currently has a FOMO (fear of missing out) component. However, the foundations that have propelled it thus far are still very much in place.
Silver retreats Rs 9000/kg from its record high
Silver achieved the target of $50 (~Rs 153,000). And then spot prices retreated by almost Rs 9000 from their high in volatile momentum. Yesterday’s low of $46.90 (~Rs 145,000) is a very strong support. If Silver futures sustain below this level, we could see more correction or profit booking by at least 4-5%.
Gold eases on Israel-Hamas peace plan
A day after gold broke over the critical $4000 mark to reach a record high due to geopolitical and economic uncertainty and expectations of further U.S. interest rate reduction, investors booked profits, which caused gold to ease a bit.
All that glitters is gold.
Spot gold has reached its historic level of $4000 (~Rs 122,000), rising more than 55% year-to-date and setting a new milestone, amid global economic uncertainty and expectations of US interest rate cuts. Investors are moving towards safety.
Gold clinches $4000 finally
Gold active futures reached a new high, hitting $4000 (~ Rs 120,900), as financial markets became increasingly unsettled due to the US government shutdown and a French political crisis.
Gold surges 50% and Silver spikes 65% YTD on uncertainty fears
2025 has been the year of uncertainties – it started with political uncertainty, then tariff uncertainty, followed by geopolitical uncertainty, then rate cut uncertainty, and now US shutdown uncertainty. All these uncertainties have contributed to a phenomenal rise in bullion prices this year, driven by safe-haven demand.
Gold and Silver take a breather, data blackout concerns weigh
Following record highs of $3922 (~Rs 118,444) and $48 (~Rs 145,700), respectively, the prices of gold and silver are now taking a breather. The US government shutdown has raised concerns about fiscal policy, inflation risks, and labour market weakness, but it has not had a significant direct political impact thus far.
US government shutdown adds more safe-haven fuel to the Bullion rally
With gains of 15% in September, 30% in the July–September quarter, and 60% in the first nine months of 2025, silver has been the best-performing asset class. At the same time, Gold has seen a parabolic rally, risen 10% in September and has increased by over 50% ytd in 2025. Let’s understand in detail about the US Govt shutdown and its potential impact on Gold and Silver.
Gold and Silver touch new record high as the US Govt shuts down.
Gold and Silver surged to a record high, rising above $3900 and $47.75, fueled by investor demand for safe-haven assets following the formal commencement of the government shutdown in the United States and as forecasts of rate cuts by the Federal Reserve were reinforced by weaker labour data.
Gold and Silver defy gravity to continue bull run.
Gold and Silver markets is defying gravity and rising to record highs every day. Gold rose to a fresh record high of $3895(~Rs 117,500) and Silver to $47.35 (~Rs 144,200), in the face of growing fears of another Federal Reserve rate decrease and an impending US government shutdown.
Gold eyeing $4000 and Silver eyeing $50 in this parabolic move
Gold prices touched the record high above $3840 (~Rs 115,900), and Silver rose above $47.40 (~Rs 144,000) rising almost 9% given the uncertainty surrounding US tariffs, the potential shutdown of the US government this week, and the expectation that the Fed will lower interest rates by an additional 50 basis points this year, precious metals continue to get safe-haven support.