Gold Prices Soar as US Fed Signals Rate Cut

Sept 7, 2025 - Gold prices have seen a sharp surge this week, driven by expectations of interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve. In the Futures market, gold has jumped by 3.80% this week.

In the Jaipur bullion market, gold surged by Rs 900 on September 6, reaching Rs 1,10,200 per 10 grams. Ornamental (jewellery) gold also rose by Rs 900 to reach Rs 1,02,800 per 10 grams. However, spot silver remained steady at Rs 1,26,900 per kilogram.

The US Central Bank may announce a possible interest rate cut during its upcoming meeting scheduled for September 16-17 which weakens the dollar and boosts gold demand as a non-yielding asset.

Additionally, the rally is being seen as a demand for save-haven buying on the back of US tariff policies and heavy gold buying by central banks. Fears of a global economic slowdown and inflationary pressures have increased gold’s appeal as a hedge. Over the past three years, Central Banks have been purchasing more than 1,000 tonnes of gold annually, pushing the share of gold in global reserves to 24%, the highest level in three decades.

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