Gold and silver prices resumed their upward momentum this week as geopolitical and economic uncertainties intensified. Investors shifted their focus back to precious metals after fresh developments in US trade policy and global tensions. Safe-haven demand strengthened amid volatility in currency and equity markets. As a result, bullion markets witnessed sharp swings and renewed buying interest.
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The US Supreme Court struck down the reciprocal tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, calling them illegal. In response, Trump announced a flat 15 percent global tariff on trading partners, escalating trade tensions again. This sudden policy shift created uncertainty in global markets and pressured the US dollar. Investors reacted by increasing allocations to gold and silver.
Safe haven demand rises as tariff tensions and global risks lift bullion prices
Ongoing tensions between the United States and Iran further boosted safe-haven demand. Concerns over stalled nuclear talks and the possibility of military action unsettled financial markets. At the same time, central banks continued aggressive gold purchases, supporting long-term price trends. Analysts believe these factors will keep bullion prices firm in the near term.
On the MCX, gold and silver futures saw volatility after recording their biggest weekly surge in three weeks. Although prices opened slightly lower due to a stronger dollar, overall sentiment remained positive. Experts say trade uncertainty, central bank buying, and global economic slowdown could help gold and silver outperform other assets in 2026. Investors now closely track global developments to gauge the next move in bullion prices.
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