Gold prices in India surged to a fresh all-time high, crossing ₹1.38 lakh per 10 grams on strong global momentum and safe-haven demand. Bullion markets, particularly in key centres such as the national capital, witnessed persistent buying by investors seeking refuge amid ongoing economic uncertainty, pushing domestic rates to unprecedented levels. According to the All India Sarafa Association, gold prices rose sharply, reflecting a broad upswing in both domestic and international markets.

Key Highlights

• Gold prices in India touch an all-time high of ₹1.38 lakh per 10 grams
• Global uncertainty and safe-haven demand fuel strong rally in precious metals

The surge was influenced by a combination of robust global cues and heightened investor interest in precious metals as a hedge against market volatility. International spot gold prices climbed to record levels, bolstering domestic rates. As a result, 24-carat gold saw significant gains, with the price per gram reaching new peaks across major cities. Silver also followed suit, hitting elevated levels alongside gold, as precious metals continued to attract strong demand.

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Analysts attribute the relentless rally in gold and silver to several key factors, including expectations of possible interest rate cuts by major central banks, weakened confidence in traditional risk assets, and ongoing geopolitical tensions. Gold’s traditional role as a safe-haven investment has strengthened, drawing both retail and institutional investors to the market.

The record-breaking prices have drawn widespread attention from traders and consumers alike, prompting discussions about future trends and the sustainability of the current bullish run. Market watchers continue to monitor global economic indicators, currency movements, and monetary policy signals, which are expected to shape bullion price direction in the near term.