In the last few days, gold prices have seen a rise in both domestic and international markets. Although the Indian domestic market has seen some decline since Diwali, the decline is still small compared to rising prices. 2025 is still a long way off, so all eyes are on the potential movement of gold prices in 2026. Meanwhile, Bulgarian sage Baba Vanga has predicted that gold prices will surge if there is any major upheaval around the world in 2026. Due to recession in the market, record breaking growth will be seen.
What is Baba Vanga’s prophecy?
Bulgarian sage Baba Vanga has predicted a huge surge in gold prices in 2026. According to Baba Vanga, there could be turmoil in global markets, increasing the possibility of recession. If Baba Vanga’s predictions prove true and a major global crisis occurs, gold prices could reach new record levels. Market experts believe that if this happens, gold prices may increase by 25 to 40 percent. This means that next Diwali, gold prices may remain between ₹1,62,500 to ₹1,82,000, which may set a new record for gold.
Gold status in domestic futures market
Gold futures for December 5 expiry on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) opened at ₹1,23,587 per 10 grams on Monday, October 24. However, it declined at the end of the trading day and closed at ₹1,23,451. On Friday, gold hit a high of ₹1,24,239 and also touched a low of ₹1,21,400 on the MCX exchange. Ahead of Diwali, gold prices jumped significantly and touched ₹1,30,000. However, the prices of this yellow metal have been falling for some time now.
