Gold Silver Price: There has been a strong rise in the prices of gold and silver in the country today. While on one hand the Indian stock market is trading in negative, on the other hand the commodity market is seen in the green. Silver has reached its all-time high on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), while gold prices have also reached new highs.
A huge rise of Rs 1,940 was recorded in the price of 10 grams of gold in the spot market, after which the gold rate reached Rs 1,41,340 per 10 grams. There has also been a huge rise in the price of silver. The price of silver has increased by about Rs 10 thousand per kg to Rs 2,62,240.
Prices increased in Delhi-Mumbai also
Today both gold and silver have become expensive in the country’s capital Delhi. In Delhi, 10 grams of gold is being sold for Rs 1,40,770, while for silver one has to pay Rs 2,60,850 per kg. Almost similar sentiments were seen in the country’s financial capital Mumbai also. Till the time of writing the news in Mumbai, 10 grams of gold was trading at Rs 1,41,029 and silver at Rs 2,61,300 per kg.
There is also momentum in the futures market on MCX
Along with the spot market, the rise in gold and silver continues in the futures market also. On MCX, the gold contract expiring on February 5, 2026 rose by Rs 1,892 to Rs 1,40,711 per 10 grams. At the same time, the contract price of silver expiring on March 5, 2026 jumped by Rs 10,000 per kg to Rs 2,62,877, which is its all-time high level.
Will the shine of gold continue in future also?
So far in 2025, gold prices have registered a historic rise. After this sharp rise, some investors are afraid of further slowdown, but many big money managers at the global level still remain positive about gold. He believes that the factors due to which gold has reached record highs still remain.
According to Mike Wilson, Chief Investment Officer of Morgan Stanley, gold has now become a kind of “anti-fiat currency”. When confidence in paper currencies weakens, investors turn to gold as a safe haven. However, history also shows that after a big rally, gold can see stagnation or sluggishness for a long time.
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