Kochi: The glitter of gold is shining brighter than ever as prices soar to record highs, inching closer to the ₹95,000 mark per sovereign. In yet another historic jump, gold prices rose by ₹400 per sovereign (8 grams) on Wednesday, taking the new rate to ₹94,520. The price per gram also climbed by ₹50, reaching ₹11,815 — setting a fresh all-time high.
Tuesday saw dramatic market swings, with gold prices touching record levels in the morning, dipping slightly by noon, and then rebounding by evening. What began with gold crossing ₹90,000 earlier this month has now turned into a relentless rally towards the ₹95,000 milestone.
According to market experts, the surge is driven by investors turning to gold as a safe-haven asset, amid global economic uncertainties and volatile financial markets.
Analysts also point to economic instability in the United States as a key factor influencing international gold trends. Movements in the global bullion market are directly impacting Indian gold prices, fueling the upward momentum.
With demand rising and global uncertainty deepening, experts believe the golden rally might not stop anytime soon — signaling that the gold rush of 2025 is far from over.
