Gold rose on Tuesday, after breaking through the USD 5,100 mark for the first time in the previous session, as safe-haven demand lingered amid geopolitical uncertainty, while silver also hovered near all-time highs.
Spot gold climbed 1 percent to USD 5,065.07 per ounce, after scaling a record USD 5,110.50 the previous day.
US gold futures for February delivery lost 0.4 percent to USD 5,059.90 per ounce.
Spot silver surged 5.2 percent to USD 109.22 an ounce, after hitting a record high of USD 117.69 on Monday. The white metal has already surged 53 percent so far this year.
Spot platinum lost 2.5 percent to USD 2,658.19 per ounce after hitting a record USD 2,918.80 in the previous session, while palladium fell 1.3 percent to USD 1,956.31.
January 27, 2026 | 05:28 PM