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Gold Prices Dip Slightly on May 7 Amid India-Pakistan Tensions – Compare with Previous Day’s Rates

Gold prices edged lower on May 7, 2025, after witnessing a strong recovery the day before. This pullback comes amid heightened geopolitical tensions following India’s missile strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) late Tuesday. However, global cues such as reports of potential US-China trade talks eased investor anxiety, leading to a softening in safe-haven demand.

On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures dropped by 0.84%, trading at ₹96,669 per 10 grams in early morning trade. Silver also declined, falling by ₹100 to ₹96,800/kg, with MCX silver trading at ₹96,467 per kg, down 0.24%.

This decline contrasts with Tuesday’s sharp surge of over 2.5% in both gold and silver, when gold neared the ₹1 lakh per 10g mark due to global economic uncertainty and fears of a looming US recession.

Expert Insight:
“After Tuesday’s strong rebound in bullion, gold cooled off slightly as traders reacted to news of easing global tensions. International gold prices slipped below $3,380/oz,” said Rahul Kalantri, Vice-President (Commodities), Mehta Equities.


📉 Gold Price Drop: City-Wise Comparison – May 7, 2025

City 22K Gold (₹/10g) 24K Gold (₹/10g) Change from May 6
Delhi ₹90,410 ₹98,620 ▼ ₹250
Jaipur ₹90,410 ₹98,620 ▼ ₹250
Ahmedabad ₹90,310 ₹98,520 ▼ ₹260
Patna ₹90,310 ₹98,520 ▼ ₹260
Mumbai ₹90,750 ₹99,000 ▼ ₹240
Hyderabad ₹90,750 ₹99,000 ▼ ₹240
Chennai ₹90,750 ₹99,000 ▼ ₹240
Bengaluru ₹90,750 ₹99,000 ▼ ₹240
Kolkata ₹90,750 ₹99,000 ▼ ₹240

🟡 Gold Variants Explained


📊 Precious Metals Summary – May 7, 2025


Conclusion:
Despite geopolitical uncertainty, gold prices saw a minor correction due to easing global trade fears. However, analysts suggest continued market volatility may keep gold prices fluctuating in the short term.

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