Gold and silver prices rose on Tuesday in both global and local markets, breaking a three-day pause in trading. In the international bullion market, the price of gold surged by $137 per ounce to reach $4,813. In local markets, gold per tola increased by Rs13,700 to Rs540,062, while the price per 10 grams rose by Rs11,745 to Rs432,151.

Fresh buying interest at lower levels triggered a sharp rebound in gold and silver-linked exchange traded funds (ETFs) on Tuesday, February 3, snapping a three-session sell-off and lifting prices in line with a strong recovery in MCX futures.

Gold and silver prices staged a sharp rebound on Tuesday, snapping a five-day losing streak as investor sentiment improved after the India-US trade agreement.

Gold prices witnessed a sharp rebound on Tuesday. It’s no doubt a strong recovery in international bullion markets amid heightened global uncertainty. The tempo

Indian gold and silver futures rebounded on MCX after last week's historic sell-off, with gold up 3 percent and silver surging nearly 9 percent.

Gold and silver prices continued to fall on Monday as higher margin requirements at CME Group compounded last week’s sharp selloff following the nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair.

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Gold had surged past $5,500 an ounce, while silver scaled record levels, fuelled by heavy investor inflows amid concerns over geopolitics, currency debasement and questions around the US Federal Reserve’s independence.

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On February 3, 2026, gold and silver prices in Hyderabad fell due to global market weakness and cautious investor sentiment; 24 Carat gold was ₹15,316 per gram, while silver was ₹299.90 per gram. Market participants said profit booking, soft international cues and uncertainty across financial markets have weighed on bullion demand in the city.

In Asia trade on Monday, spot gold prices fell more than 7% to $4,506 (£3,297) an ounce, while silver slumped by 10% to around $76 an ounce. Prices hit fresh record highs in January after central banks added more bullion to their reserves and investors put money into safe haven assets due to financial and geopolitical uncertainties.