GG News Bureau
New Delhi, 8th May: Gold prices continued to decline in the domestic market on Thursday. In the domestic market, gold futures prices were trading in the red in the morning session. On the MCX exchange, the gold contract for June 5, 2025 delivery was trading at ₹96,941 per 10 grams, down by 0.15 percent or ₹149 in early trade.
Conversely, global gold prices saw an increase today. Silver prices, however, showed an upward trend in both domestic and global markets. On the MCX exchange, the silver contract for July 4, 2025 delivery was trading in the green at ₹96,135 per kilogram, up by 0.42 percent or ₹402.
While domestic gold prices are witnessing a fall, global prices are on the rise. Gold on the COMEX was trading in the green on Thursday morning. The global price of gold on COMEX was trading at $3,397.80 per ounce, up by 0.17 percent or $5.90. Similarly, the global spot price of gold was trading higher by 0.77 percent or $25.93 at $3,389 per ounce.
Along with gold, global silver prices also saw an increase on Thursday morning. On COMEX, the global price of silver was trading at $32.99 per ounce, up by 0.61 percent or $0.20. The global spot price of silver was trading higher by 1.22 percent or $0.40 at $32.85 per ounce.
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