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Gold and silver prices rebound marginally as weak dollar boosts safe-haven demand

Gold and silver prices rebounded sharply on Monday after last week’s steep fall, driven by a weaker US dollar, persistent geopolitical tensions and renewed hopes of US Fed rate cuts, boosting demand for safe-haven assets

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Gold and silver prices on Monday have surged sharply on Monday after falling down significantly last week. The sudden surge in prices is due to a weaker US dollar and persistent geopolitical uncertainties. 

As reported by news agency IANS, MCX gold February futures jumped 1.31 per cent to Rs 1,57,484 per 10 grams around 10:45 am on an intraday basis. Whereas the MCX silver March futures climbed 4.81 per cent to Rs 2,61,900 per kg.

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