Gold, silver rebound on March 25 but pressure remains
The Hindu
Gold and silver prices rebounded on March 25, but remain under pressure amid high volatility and global uncertainties.
Gold prices witnessed a rebound on Wednesday (March 25, 2026), but the overall trend remains under pressure as the yellow metal has corrected more than 13% so far in March amid global uncertainty and shifting investor sentiment.
The Gold prices opened on Wednesday (March 25) with a surge of more than 3% to ₹1,43,339/ 10 gram for 24 karats.
On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold prices for 24 karats per 10 grams were at ₹1,69,300 at the beginning of March on 2nd. By March 25 (Wednesday), prices had declined by 13.69% to ₹1,44,339 per 10 grams, reflecting sustained selling pressure during the month.
Silver prices have seen an even sharper correction. Although silver surged more than 5% on Wednesday (March 25), opening to ₹2,36,686 per kg on MCX, it has still corrected more than 20% so far this month.
At the beginning of March on 2nd, silver was trading at around ₹2,96,000 per kg, which has now dropped significantly to ₹2,36,686 per kg.
Market experts noted that despite the recent rebound, volatility in precious metals remains high.













