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Geopolitical tensions in the global economy and skyrocketing prices of crude oil have completely spoiled the equation of the Indian bullion market. Gold and silver prices, which have been trading at record highs for some time, are suddenly witnessing heavy selling. Due to uncertainty in the stock market and rising prices of crude oil, investors have started profit booking, which has had a direct impact on the domestic and international futures prices of gold and silver. While silver prices are witnessing a huge relief and fall from historical record levels to Rs 2 lakh, the price of 10 gram gold is also witnessing sharp profit booking. This sudden decline has surprised both common customers and investors who were preparing for the wedding season.
#1 Oil becomes the biggest enemy of gold: Why are the prices of precious metals falling?
It is generally believed that whenever uncertainty increases at the international level, investors turn to gold as a safe investment. But this time the sudden rise in international prices of crude oil has greatly increased the fear of increase in inflation. Due to the possibility of central banks around the world slowing down the pace of interest rate cuts or adopting a strict stance again, investors have turned towards the dollar index and bond yields. When the dollar index is strong and crude oil is expensive, precious metals are under pressure. This is the reason why big institutional investors have started booking huge profits at high levels in gold and silver, due to which a sudden sharp slowdown is being seen in the domestic bullion markets.
#1 Silver slipped below Rs 2 lakh: Complete situation of domestic and futures market
The huge fall in silver prices has attracted the most attention at this time. Due to some slowdown in industrial demand and selling in global commodity markets, a big fall has been recorded in the futures and spot prices of silver. Silver, which had once reached the historical psychological level of Rs 2 lakh per kg, has now fallen much below due to heavy selling pressure. The continuously falling silver prices in MCX and domestic retail bullion markets have come as a shock to investors who had recently bought at bullish high levels. However, this decline has come as a relief news for jewelery manufacturers and retail buyers, as they are now getting the opportunity to buy at lower prices in the coming festive and wedding season.
#1 Where will the price of 10 grams of gold stop: What do market experts say
After this recent fall in the prices of gold, now the question floating in the mind of every common investor and buyer is where will the price of 10 grams of gold ultimately stop. Commodity experts and bullion market analysts believe that this fall in gold is only a short-term correction. Due to breaking of strong technical support levels, a discount of a few thousand rupees is being seen in gold in both 24 carat and 22 carat categories. Market experts estimate that if crude oil prices remain high, the price of 10 grams of gold may come down to its strong support levels, after which it may again see stability or new recovery. Investors are being advised to wait for the market to stabilize instead of panic selling.
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