As of September 29, 2025, MCX Gold Futures This is the most recent report about the gold prices at the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) as of September 29, 2025. The October 3 gold futures are trading at ₹1,12,606 per 10 grams. At the start of the day, the MCX Gold Index was previously quoted at ₹1,13,766 per 10 grams. In the future, the gold futures contract of December 5, 2025, is estimated at a slightly higher price per 10 grams of ₹1,14,909. Interestingly, the December contract began the day at a lower level but soon recovered and is now trading near its all-time high. Why is gold shining so bright? According to analysts, it is due to current geopolitical tensions and the anticipation that the US Federal Reserve will reduce interest rates in the coming days. All these factors make gold a preferred safe haven among investors. So, will you be investing this year or are you just curious? Whatever the case, gold’s performance this year is certainly worth looking at! What do you think of the increase in gold? As of September 29, 2025, silver futures prices on the MCX The current MCX Silver December futures is as follows, and it is trading at ₹142,140 per kilogram at the moment, which is a significant increase today! It began at ₹136,876, and it went as low as ₹136,504 and as high as ₹142,189. The previous close was ₹137,056. Silver is on a roll with an open interest of 16,752 lots and a volume of 11,88,840. Indeed, silver futures gained more than 1.3 percent and touched an all-time high of ₹143,968 per kg. What’s driving this rally? The importation of silver jewelry by the government is also causing a shake-up. Global manufacturing, US jobs data, and consumer confidence are now under scrutiny by analysts to determine what comes next. In silver, are you thinking? It is certainly a market to monitor!
According to the experts, it is a combination of increasing world silver prices and a weak Indian Rupee. Silver has been performing better than gold this year by increasing by 53% due to strong industrial demand, festive purchases, and shortages in supply.