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The Business Today Show: Gold And Silver Hit Record Highs As MCX Prices Skyrocket |Stock Market News

On this business report, anchor Abha Bakaya tracks the Indian markets as precious metals reach unprecedented levels. Abha Bakaya notes that 'both MCX Silver and Gold continue their bull run and in fact trending at new record highs', with silver jumping 7,000 rupees. The bulletin covers the World Bank's 7.2% GDP growth forecast for India in FY26 and the upcoming Q3 results for Infosys. Market experts Sharad Avasthi and Shailendra Bhatnagar join the discussion to analyze the sustainability of the metal rally and the outlook for the IT and PSU banking sectors. The programme also highlights the 1,907 crore IPO filing by logistics firm Shadowfax and high-level trade talks between External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio regarding critical minerals and defense cooperation.

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