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Gold prices in Delhi hit an all-time high of Rs 83,750 per 10 gram on Wednesday, marking a significant rise of Rs 910 from the previous trading session. The surge was attributed to increased demand from jewellers and retailers. The 99.9% purity gold, which had closed at Rs 82,840 per 10 gram on the previous day, experienced a sharp rise, continuing its upward momentum seen earlier this year. From January 1, gold has jumped Rs 4,360 or 5.5%, reflecting a steady demand for the precious metal.
In futures trading, MCX gold contracts for February delivery saw a rise of Rs 228, reaching a record high of Rs 80,517 per 10 gram, while April delivery contracts hit a peak of Rs 81,098 per 10 gram. Silver also saw a significant increase, climbing Rs 1,000 to Rs 93,000 per kg. The surge in gold and silver prices comes amid global market factors such as a weaker dollar index and disappointing consumer data from the US, which bolstered the appeal of safe-haven assets like gold.
As investors looked for stability amidst stock market volatility, particularly in the tech sector in the US, gold's status as a safe investment became more attractive. Research analyst Deveya Gaglani from Axis Securities noted that this trend was fueled by the global market's pullback, pushing investors towards precious metals for protection against uncertainty.
