Mumbai, June 25: After experiencing a decline over the past two sessions, gold and silver prices have rebounded, showing an increase of nearly half a percent.
On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), the gold contract for August 5, 2026, opened at ₹140,672, down ₹727 or 0.51% from the previous closing of ₹141,270.
However, early trading saw a surge in gold purchases. By 9:45 AM, gold prices rose by ₹240 or 0.17%, reaching ₹141,510. During the trading session, gold hit a low of ₹140,543 and a high of ₹141,989.
Silver prices also showed an upward trend, although they initially opened weak. The silver contract for July 3, 2026, started at ₹210,308, down ₹2,767 or 0.12% from the previous closing of ₹213,075.
As of the latest updates, silver has increased by ₹989 or 0.46%, trading at ₹214,064. The trading session saw silver reach a low of ₹210,043 and a high of ₹213,075.
In international markets, gold and silver are experiencing mixed trading. As of the latest reports, gold is up by 0.05% at $4,011.65 per ounce, while silver is down by 1.18% at $57.388 per ounce.
In recent months, both gold and silver have faced significant selling pressure. Gold has dropped by 11.39% in the last six months, with declines of 12.19% over the past three months and over 10% in the last month.
Silver has shown a similar trend, falling by 25.75% in the last six months, 20.82% in the past three months, and more than 24% in the last month. Additionally, silver prices have decreased by over 13% in the past week.
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