Good News for Jewellery Buyers: Gold and Silver Prices Decline Across India Today

Gold and Silver Prices Decline in Domestic Market

Gold and silver prices continued to weaken on Wednesday as investors reacted to easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and a decline in crude oil prices. The softer global sentiment reduced demand for safe-haven assets such as gold and silver. As a result, bullion prices witnessed significant selling pressure in the domestic futures market. Traders closely monitored market developments as precious metals extended their recent losses. The decline offered some relief to buyers after weeks of elevated prices.

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Gold Slips Below ₹1.45 Lakh, Silver Falls Further

On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), the August 5 gold futures contract recorded a sharp fall during early trade. Gold prices dropped by more than ₹2,400 per 10 grams and touched an intraday low of ₹1,44,114. The contract had settled at ₹1,46,529 in the previous session, highlighting the extent of the correction. Market participants booked profits amid improving global risk sentiment. The fall reflected reduced investor demand for safe-haven investments.

Silver futures also faced strong selling pressure in the domestic market. The July 3 silver contract plunged by more than ₹4,000 per kilogram during the session. Prices slipped to an intraday low of ₹2,21,658 per kilogram compared to the previous closing level of ₹2,25,834. The sharp decline mirrored weakness in the broader precious metals market. Investors reduced their exposure to silver as concerns over geopolitical risks eased.

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Gold, Silver Extend Losses Amid Market Weakness

During the latest trading session, MCX Gold was quoted at ₹1,44,650 per 10 grams. The metal traded lower by ₹1,879, representing a decline of 1.28 percent from its previous close. Gold remained under pressure throughout the morning session as traders responded to changing market conditions. Lower crude oil prices and improving global sentiment weighed on bullion demand. Analysts noted that the metal could remain volatile in the near term.

Meanwhile, MCX Silver traded at ₹2,24,561 per kilogram, down ₹1,273 or 0.56 percent. Although silver recovered slightly from its intraday low, it remained firmly in negative territory. Market experts attributed the weakness to declining safe-haven demand and profit-booking by investors. The overall trend in precious metals remained bearish as geopolitical concerns subsided. Traders will now watch global economic indicators and central bank signals for further direction.

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