If we consider the year 2026, it can be considered the year of gold and silver. In just a few days, silver, which was priced at ₹96,000, rose to a level of ₹4 lakh and 22 thousand in a month or so. While in just two days, the same price took a U-turn and the suddenly increased price was seen returning to half the level. While in gold, the price has also seen a similar surge and a sudden surge, followed by a fall. The price, which increased by about 400%, has been seen returning to 200%.
Some experts say that the surge in gold and silver is a legitimate bull market, while many research analysts say that it is an inflation trap.
If we look at the gold and silver prices today, February 3, the live prices presented by Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited are 255,000 for silver and 147,000 for gold.
This price keeps going up and down almost in the live market. Today's lowest price for gold was ₹1,42,000 and for silver it was ₹2,51,000.
While the highest price was seen in gold at ₹1,48,000 and in silver at ₹2,58,000.
Gold had seen its highest price in the last fifteen days, reaching around Rs 1 lakh 55 thousand.