Gold prices hit a record $3,128 per ounce
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Gold prices soared to record levels above $3,100 per ounce in a rally marking one of the most significant upswings in the precious metal's history, with psychological levels swept aside by a cocktail ...
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Trump's tariff policies could flare up inflation, slow economic growth and escalate trade disputes.
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Gold prices extended gains on Wednesday to hover near all-time highs, boosted by safe-haven inflows after U.S. President Donald Trump announces reciprocal tariffs that would escalate a trade war.
The price of 18 carat gold per gram in Delhi today is ₹7,016, as opposed to ₹6,975 yesterday. The price of 22 carat gold per gram in Delhi today is ₹8,575, as opposed to ₹8,525 yesterday. The average 22 carat gold rate in Delhi in the last 10 days has been ₹8,
Donald Trump announced sweeping new tariffs skyrocketing gold prices on April 3. We take a look at the yellow metal in your cities — New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, and Hyderabad.
Secondly, Mills foresees a drop in gold demand. Despite recent interest from central banks and investors, a World Gold Council survey shows that 71% of central banks anticipate their gold holdings to either remain constant or decrease in the upcoming year.
Bitcoin price reacts as Gold sets fresh record highs after Trump’s reciprocal tariffs announcement
While Bitcoin dropped to $82,143, marking a 3% decline from its daily peak of $87,400, gold (XAU) price soared to a new all-time high of $3,152 per ounce, up 10% since Trump confirmed initial tariffs in early-March.
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ABP News on MSNGold Rate Today (April 3): Check Out Gold Prices In Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, More CitiesGold rate (22K per gram) in India today stands at Rs 8,574 in Delhi, Rs 8,560 in Mumbai, and Rs 8,565 in Ahmedabad
Both gold investment types have unique benefits this April. Here's how to determine which could be better for you.
The closure of the Gold Monetisation Scheme marks the second gold scheme shut down by the government in response to the recent significant increase in gold prices. Earlier, discontinued Sovereign Gold Bonds from the financial year 2025-26.