New Delhi: The momentum in precious metals continued today as gold and silver hit new all-time highs. On Friday, gold prices surged by ₹1,200, while silver witnessed a massive jump of over ₹10,000, marking record levels for both metals.
Domestic Rates
On the MCX, February gold futures climbed by ₹1,200 to reach ₹1,39,290 per 10 grams, compared to the previous close of ₹1,38,097. At 12:00 PM, gold was trading at ₹1,39,277, up ₹1,180 or 0.85% from the previous session.
Similarly, March silver futures surged over ₹10,000 in early trade, reaching a new peak of ₹2,33,183 per kilogram. At noon, silver was trading at ₹2,32,873, up ₹9,083 from the last close of ₹2,23,790.
Year-to-Date Gains
Gold has recorded an impressive 72% increase in 2025, while silver has soared 138%, reflecting strong domestic and international demand.
International Market
Global precious metals markets mirrored the domestic rally. Spot gold touched $4,530.60 per ounce before softening slightly to $4,502.75. US February gold futures also hit a record $4,533.60 per ounce. Meanwhile, silver gained 3.4%, trading at $74.35 per ounce and briefly touching an all-time high of $75.14.
The combined surge in gold and silver underscores robust investor interest, as safe-haven demand intensifies amid global economic uncertainties.
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