Archive · 21 Sep 2025
Gold, Silver Prices Poised for Gains Amid Global and Domestic Factors
Gold and silver prices are likely to stay strong.
Experts think this is because the US might lower interest rates, people are buying gold for upcoming festivals, central banks are still buying gold, and there's trouble in some parts of the world, making gold a safe choice.
Gold prices went up last week after falling earlier in the week.
Silver prices have been growing faster than gold, used in technology like solar panels.
However, market moves might change based on data released in US, world events, and money exchange rates.
Gold prices on MCX rose 1.5% to ₹1,09,900 per 10 grams on Friday.
International gold prices reached $3,705.80 per ounce on Saturday, after hitting a high of $3,744 earlier in the week.
Silver on MCX closed at ₹1,30,096 per kilogram on Friday.
Silver in overseas markets rose nearly 2% to $42.95 per ounce on Saturday.
Analysts anticipate continued upward price momentum for both metals, influenced by global factors and festive demand.
- Who
- Investors, traders, and analysts
- What
- Expected trends in gold and silver prices
- When
- September 2025 and coming weeks
- Where
- Global and Indian markets
- Why
- Federal Reserve policy, festive demand, geopolitical risks, and industrial demand
- Gold Price (MCX, October Delivery)
- ₹1,09,900 per 10 grams (September 20, 2025)
- Gold Price (International)
- $3,705.80 per ounce (Saturday)
- Silver Price (MCX)
- ₹1,30,096 per kg (September 20, 2025)
- Silver Price (International)
- $42.95 per ounce (Saturday)