Gold prices surged on Monday, recovering from last week's decline. February gold futures on MCX rose by Rs 1,509, reaching Rs 1,37,270 per 10 grams. This rebound was driven by geopolitical concerns in Venezuela and anticipation of US economic data,

Metals prices continued their ascent Sunday evening, as gold and silver futures tacked on even more gains following the capture of Nicolas Maduro. Gold futures were up $46.80, or 1.1%, at $4,376 an ounce.

Gold prices climbed sharply during Asian trading on Monday as investors rushed toward safe-haven assets following reports of a major U.S. military operation in Venezuela that led to the capture of President

Gold prices, which shot up 65% last year, are starting off 2026 the same way they ended 2025: falling. Gold futures declined Friday, adding to the sharpest weekly drop on record in dollar terms for the precious metal.

Gold price today surged to record highs above $4,400 as safe-haven demand intensified. Gold futures in New York jumped 1.3% to nearly $4,445. Rate-cut expectations fueled buying across precious metals markets.

Gold prices are seeing a sharp rise in the domestic futures market on Monday, January 5th. Gold futures on MCX opened at ₹1,36,300 (per 10 grams) on Monday... Gold Price Today: Gold prices are witnessing a sharp increase in the domestic futures market on Monday,

In the international market, the COMEX gold price was up by 2.29 per cent to approximately USD 4,428.9 per troy ounce. The spot gold price at 12:30 am was USD 4,422.77 per ounce, up by USD 90.41 or 2.

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Precious metals prices settled sharply lower after CME raised margin requirements across a range of contracts. Gold finished down 4.5% while silver lost 8.7%.

Analysts predict gold prices to consolidate in the range of $4,320 (Rs 1,34,000) and $4420 (Rs 1,37,000) after this sharp rally and sell-off this week.