Gold prices in India have soared to record levels, surpassing ₹91,000 per 10 grams, driven by global trade concerns and wedding season demand.

Current Gold Price (Including Tax):

• ₹91,052 per 10g (Saturday) – Slight dip from ₹91,600 on Friday.

According to Jalgaon-based jeweller Sushil Bafana, the price surge is influenced by international developments, including US trade actions and economic uncertainties.

"Even today, many people consider gold the best investment option," Bafana told local media.

Jalgaon: A Hotspot for Gold Shopping

Jalgaon remains a key hub for gold buyers from Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh, known for its purity and craftsmanship.
Despite high prices, demand remains strong, especially with the upcoming wedding season.
Competitive pricing among local jewellers ensures that buyers get quality products at fair rates.

Rajesh Bendale, a customer buying jewellery for his daughter’s wedding, said:

"Price increases minimally affect buying decisions. People know the value of gold is only going to rise further."

Why Are Gold Prices Rising?

Experts attribute the price surge to:
Global economic uncertainty and US trade policies.
Inflation concerns pushing investors toward gold as a safe-haven asset.
Ongoing geopolitical tensions, which could drive prices even higher.

Analysts predict that gold prices may continue to climb in the coming months, making it a crucial period for investors and buyers alike.

For now, gold remains one of the most reliable investments, with its demand showing no signs of slowing down.