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Gold Drops to ₹98,670, Silver Slides to ₹1,10,500 on Stockist Selling

Stockist selling has driven prices lower by eroding safe-haven demand in a market unsettled by US tariff uncertainty

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The price of precious metals slide down amid ongoing trade discussions between the US and several other countries.
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Overview

  • Gold in New Delhi fell by Rs200 to Rs98,670 per 10 grams on July 17, extending a two-day decline as stockists sold down inventories.
  • Silver weakened by Rs500 to Rs1,10,500 per kilogram on the same day following similar unloading of supplies by local dealers.
  • Benchmarked MCX spot and futures prices have edged lower in line with physical rates, reflecting broad-based selling pressure.
  • Global safe-haven demand has cooled after US-China tensions eased and President Trump signalled progress toward a US-India trade agreement.
  • India’s gold imports fell 40% year-on-year to 21 tonnes in June, marking the lowest monthly volume since April 2023 as elevated prices deterred buyers.