Commodities Market Today in India – Live Gold, Silver, Crude Oil, Base Metal Prices & Daily MCX Updates (April 2025)"

Commodities Market Today - Live Rates and Updates

Commodities Market Today – Latest Rates & Insights (April 25, 2025)

The commodities market continues to reflect global economic shifts, currency movements, and geopolitical factors. Here’s a detailed look at how key commodities are performing today in the Indian market, including precious metals, base metals, energy resources, and agricultural products.

Gold & Silver Update

Gold (24K): ₹95,280 per 10 grams
Silver: ₹98,635 per kilogram

Gold prices have seen a correction of more than ₹4,000 from their all-time high earlier this week. This dip presents an opportunity for investors and buyers, especially ahead of wedding season and festive demand.

Base Metals Performance

  • Copper: ₹855.90/kg (−0.25%)
  • Aluminium: ₹237.60/kg (+0.25%)
  • Zinc: ₹2,663.15/kg (−1.35%)

Base metals have seen mixed trends today. Copper and zinc are slightly down due to weak demand, while aluminium has shown a modest increase driven by industrial requirements.

Energy Commodities

  • Crude Oil: ₹5,417/barrel (+0.69%)
  • Natural Gas: ₹265.50/mmBtu (+0.76%)

Energy commodities are on the rise as global oil demand increases. Crude oil futures are gaining momentum amid tensions in the Middle East and a weaker rupee.

Agricultural Commodities Outlook

India’s rice prices have slightly rebounded from a 22-month low, thanks to a firmer dollar and rising transport costs. However, international demand remains relatively muted, keeping prices in check.

Conclusion

Investors should watch the global economic cues, currency exchange rates, and geopolitical events, as these heavily impact commodity pricing. The recent fall in gold rates offers a potential buying opportunity, while energy and base metals show volatility that can be leveraged by short-term traders.

Stay tuned to our blog for daily updates on the commodities market, expert insights, and investment tips tailored for Indian investors.

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