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Sep
Gold prices surged in the domestic futures market on Tuesday morning (September 2), driven by a weaker US dollar and growing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut this month. Concerns around US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies also added to the precious metal’s appeal as a safe haven. At around 9:15 AM, gold October futures on the MCX were up by 0.47% at ₹1,05,280 per 10 grams, while silver December futures rose 0.18% to ₹1,24,889 per kg. Globally, gold hit a record high, with US December gold futures climbing over 1% to $3,578.20. Investors are now awaiting Friday’s US…
