Gold and Silver Prices Rally: Market Analysis Suggests Bullish Trend with Gold Near $5,100 and Silver 4% Higher

Gold and Silver Prices Witness Rebound

Key Figures:

• $5,145: Spot gold rate per ounce
• $87.9: Spot silver price per ounce
• 99.42: US Dollar Index
• $120: Brent crude oil futures per barrel
• $5,200: Support zone for gold
• $5,600: Near-term target for gold
• $90: Support level for silver
• $100-105: Near-term target for silver

Market Analysis

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The spot gold rate witnessed a 1% rebound to $5,145 per ounce, while spot silver prices surged 4% to $87.9 per ounce during Asian trading hours on Monday. The US Dollar Index strengthened to 99.42, as tensions with Iran showed little sign of easing and energy prices continued to climb.

Market Drivers

The price of gold and silver has been under pressure since tensions escalated in the Middle East, driven by soaring energy prices and concerns about rising inflation. Crude oil prices have been elevated, with Brent crude oil futures touching $120 per barrel for the first time since June 2022.

Investor Outlook

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According to Prithviraj Kothari, Managing Director at RiddiSiddhi Bullions Ltd., both gold and silver remain in a structurally strong uptrend, supported by geopolitical uncertainty, elevated global debt, and expectations of accommodative monetary policy. Kothari expects gold to move towards $5,450-5,600 in the near term, with dips likely to attract strategic buying rather than aggressive selling.

Silver Outlook

Kothari also noted that silver is benefiting from both monetary and industrial tailwinds, with a persistent multi-year supply deficit and strong demand from solar, EVs, and AI infrastructure. He expects silver to move towards $100-105 levels once it sustains above $90.

Gold and Silver Outlook

While short-term volatility will remain high due to geopolitical headlines and US economic data, the broader bias for both metals stays constructive, with corrections likely to be shallow and temporary. Ponmudi R, CEO of Enrich Money, expects gold to hold firmly above $5,000 support band, while a sustained breakout above $5,400-5,600 could open the path toward fresh record highs.