Gold, silver prospect for Diwali 2025: How high can prices rise after 50%? Analysts weigh – The Times of India

As Diwali 2025 approaches, gold and silver markets have shown remarkable performance, with an increase of more than 47% and 52% this year respectively. On the MCX, prices RS exceeded 1.18,000 per 10 grams, which means that investors speculate on further growth potential during the coming festive period.Analysts, quoted by Economic Times, predictable growth, with gold that possibly RS 1.22 Lakh reached by Diwali.The rise in the precious metals of 2025 has been controlled by various factors, including the demand for festival, the accommodating policy of the central bank, global political tensions and persistent ETF investments, leading to unprecedented price levels.The silver prices have also risen considerably and acted above RS 1.44 Lakh per kg, with projections that Suggle RS 1.50 Lakh against the festival period.Renisha Chainani from Augmont Research anticipates a “bullish-to-consolidation phase” during Diwali, and notes that although recent profit could encourage profit-making, the overall positive trend continues. “Gold has risen on MCX beyond RS 1.18,000, while silver above RS 1.44,000, supported by the demand for a safe haven in the midst of the US government closure, tariff uncertainty and expectations of further gears of the fed,” Chainani told ETmarkets.With regard to Diwali 2025 projections for Precious Metal-Chainani, it predicts that Gold could reach $ 3950- ​​$ 4000 by October 21 (RS 1.20,000-RS 1.22,000 on MCX), while silver could reach $ 49- $ 50 (RS 1.48,000 RSIS 1.50,000). She notes that “important factors of bullishness include Dovish FED policy, a weaker US dollar, continuous ETF entry and robust Indian festive demand.“The industrial sector and green energy requirements can stimulate silver demand. However, it notes that market stabilization could occur as a result of profit collection, the strengthening of the US dollar or reduced global tensions.Manoj Kumar Jain from PrithvifinMart Commodity Research notes that the performance of September, with gold that increases more than 10% and silver 15% internationally, indicates a “super bull run” for both metals. In addition, there are predictions of gold that RS reached 1.22,000 achieved by Diwali and RS 1.25,000 at the end of the year, with silver that may be RS 1.50,000 and RS 1.58,000-RS 1.60,000.Internationally Jain Goud anticipates $ 3940- $ 4000 and silver for $ 48.40- $ 50 per Troy Ounce. Support levels are $ 3720 (International) and RS 1.10,660 (Domestic) for gold, with silver for $ 44.40 and RS 1.34,400. Jain recommends: “We recommend buying gold and silver on dips for the purpose of RS 1.22,000 and RS 1.50,000 respectively and avoids any form of short sale in both precious metals.”As Diwali approaches, the demand for jeweler and the retail trade is expected to increase. Traditional peak purchases during festivals and weddings can further strengthen the prices that are already being increased by global economic uncertainties.Despite potential possibilities for taking a profit, analysts claim that fundamental factors remain positive, whereby every price is probably temporary.Jigar Trivedi from Reliance Securities said: “Due to Diwali 2025, gold can trade around RS 1.19,000-RS1.20,000/10G, driven by global uncertainties, buying central bank, high inflation, Fed Stance and a weaker rupid. The demand for safe haven is strong because geopolitical tensions and the fears of the economic delay persist. “He adds that silver RS ​​can reach 1.48,000-RS 1.50,000/kg, supported by industrial applications, in particular in solar energy and EVs, in addition to investment interest. “Delivery restrictions and a falling rupid further fuel price momentum. With the interest rates that are expected to fall worldwide, precious metals can win. High volatility and profit booking can, however, cause short dips. In general, both metals show a bullish outlook for Diwali 2025 in rupe-termen, inquiry-terms Investments in the hard assets, “Trivedi further added.(Disclaimer: recommendations and views on activa classes given by experts are their own. These opinions do not represent the opinion of the Times of India)