Gold rate correction: 21% dn from record high: Is Samvat 2083 right time to buy?What investors should know before buying

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Gold has fallen about 21% from its domestic record high, prompting investors to weigh buying the dip against waiting for further declines. Analysts cite central bank purchases and potential easing in real yields as support, while inflation, Fed policy, and geopolitical risks may drive volatility.

Gold's spectacular rally has given way to a sharp correction, leaving investors at a crucial crossroads as Samvat 2083 begins. Domestic gold prices have fallen nearly 21% from their record high of ₹1,80,779 per 10 grams to around ₹1,42,364, wiping out a significant portion of the gains that had fuelled the precious metal's record-breaking run.

Yet, the correction comes against a backdrop of strong long-term returns and a historically favourable pre-Diwali trend. Motilal Oswal's analysis highlights how domestic gold prices have climbed from around ₹30,000 in 2016 to nearly ₹1.50 lakh in 2026. With prices cooling after an extraordinary rally, the key question for investors is whether the decline offers an attractive entry point or signals further downside.

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