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Between global tension, the prices of gold and silver are also seeing a boom. For the last few days, the continuous rise in gold prices was also seen last week. The gold rate in the futures market increased by about 4 thousand rupees per gram. Gold prices have increased by Rs 3,887 per 10 grams. At the same time, silver price has also increased by Rs 2,824 per kg.
There has been a jump in the prices of gold contracts to be expired on October 3 on MCX. The price of contract gold ending on this day has increased by Rs 3,887 in the last one week. The price which closed at Rs 1,03718 per kg on Friday, 29 August. At the same time, the last trading day closed at Rs 1,07605 on 5 September.
Silver prices also increase
Apart from this, if we talk about silver prices, there has been a strong jump in them. In the last one week, there has been a rise in silver prices on the futures market. Where the price of an expired silver contract on 5 December 2025 was Rs 121873 per kg on August 29. It increased to Rs 124697 per kg on 5 December.
Global market also boom
Gold prices have increased in India’s futures market itself. Rather, there was a rise in their prices on the global table. Gold prices in America have increased last week. The price of gold which was at $ 3455.08 an ounce a week ago. It has seen a boom. Gold increased from $ 3455.08 to about $ 3592.80 in a week to $ 5 per cent in a week.
Why are gold prices rising?
Gold prices are the biggest reason for the rise. Increased global tension. These days, since the implementation of American tariffs, foreign investors in the Indian market have been shaking. Global trade is also facing problems. It is estimated that only India will lose 50 to 60 billion dollars due to tariffs. There is an atmosphere of global tension and data shows that whenever there is an atmosphere of global tension, gold and silver get support. This is also visible at the moment.