Gold, silver prices crash up to 2% on easing tariff concerns, fading US Fed rate cut hopes

Rates of gold and silver crashed up to 2 per cent in the domestic futures market on Tuesday morning as fading hopes of a US Fed rate cut in December and easing concerns over US tariffs weighed on demand for safe-haven bullion. MCX Gold December futures were 1.19 per cent down at 1,21,466 per 10 grams, while MCX Silver December contracts were 1.65 per cent down at 1,52,750 per kg at 9:05 am.

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