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On the last trading day of 2025, precious metals corrected sharply after an extraordinary yearly surge. Silver March 2026 futures on MCX plunged 6%, losing ₹15,060 to close at ₹2,35,952 per kg, while gold February futures eased 0.4% to ₹1,36,124 per 10 grams. Global spot gold dipped to $4,334 per ounce and US futures fell to $4,346.50. The decline reflects heavy profit-booking near all-time highs,
Silver futures price tops USD 71 per ounce as ETF inflows and robust industrial demand push values higher, while expectations of Fed rate cuts lend market optimism; supply-chain dynamics add further support.
Silver futures rocketed to a historic ₹1,90,374 per kg on MCX Wednesday, surging ₹8,000 in 24 hours and smashing every previous record. Globally, silver crossed $61.48/oz after breaching $60 just yesterday – a 22% rally from $50 in only 12 sessions. Central banks (JP Morgan, China, USA, Australia) are stockpiling hundreds of tonnes, China restricted exports, while massive green-energy and industri
