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Gold Rate In India Continues Rally on Jan 6 as Global Tensions Fuels Demand; Silver Up Rs.12,000 in Two Days
Gold
prices
in
India
today
continued
their
rise
after
experiencing
another
jump
this
week
and
hovering
near
record
levels
in
the
first
month
of
2026.
The
rally
in
gold
rate
in
India
followed
gains
in
global
bullion
markets,
where
gold
climbed
to
7
days
high
this
morning
after
escalating
tensions
involving
Venezuela
boosted
safe-haven
demand,
keeping
gold
prices
firm
both
globally
and
in
the
domestic
market.

On
6th
January,
24-carat
gold
rates
in
India
jumped
by
Rs.
600
per
10
grams
to
cost
Rs.1,38,820.While
the
22-carat
gold
price
stands
at
Rs.
1,27,250
per
10
grams
after
a
rise
of
Rs.
550.
The
cheaper
variant,
18-carat
gold,
spiked
by
Rs.450
to
retail
at
Rs.
1,04,
120
per
10
grams.
The
bigger
weight
variant
was
seen
at
the
same
spike.
100
grams
of
24-carat
gold
rates
now
retail
at
Rs.
13,88,200,
and
the
22-carat
gold
rates
per
100
grams
now
cost
Rs.12,72,500.
Silver prices in India today
Silver rates in India today also saw another big jump, with prices rising to Rs. 12000 per kg in the last two days. Currently, 1 kg of silver costs Rs. 2,53,000 with an increase of Rs. 5000, and 100 grams of silver costs Rs. 25,300, which jumps to Rs. 500.
Gold prices in Chennai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad
MCX Gold and Silver Futures
Gold prices on the MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange) today traded flat. Gold futures due to mature on February 5th were up by 0.34% to Rs. 1,38,589 per 10 grams
Silver
futures,
with
an
expiration
date
of
March
5th,
saw
a
big
rise
this
morning,
trading
1.79%
higher
at
Rs.
2,50,555.
"MCX
Gold
Feb
is
expected
to
rise
towards
₹139,000
level
as
long
as
it
stays
above
₹137,000
level.
MCX
Silver
March
is
expected
to
rise
towards
₹251,000
level
as
long
as
it
stays
above
₹243,000
level" as
per
Commodity
outlook
by
ICICI
Direct.
Global Gold and Silver Price Update
According to Reuters, Spot gold was up 0.5% at $4,469.96 per ounce, as of 0534 GMT, after rising nearly 3% in the last session. U.S. gold futures for February delivery rose 0.7% to $4,481.30. Spot silver gained 3.5% to $79.18 per ounce."
As per the commodity report from ICICI Direct, "Spot Gold is likely to trade with the positive bias and rise towards $4500 level on weakness in dollar and softening of US treasury yields across curve. Further, prices may rally as weaker set of economic data from US has raised concerns over economic slowdown, bolstering hopes for more than 1 rate cut in 2026. Additionally, demand for safe haven may increase on escalating geopolitical tension in Eastern Europe, Middle East and Venezuela. Furthermore, US President Donald Trump has warned of another strike if Caracas resist US efforts to open up its oil industry and stop drug trafficking and signaled possible action against Colombia and Mexico. Moreover, prices may rally on strong central bank demand for gold and ongoing concern over Fed independence."
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