New Delhi, June 2 -- Gold, silver prices in your city, June 2: Donald Trump's on-again-off-again and sudden tariff announcements have shaken global markets over the past few months.

In May, gold prices touched all-time record highs, before slipping and then moderating around investor demands, as they looked to secure portfolios from markets volatility with safe haven options such as gold and silver.

Notably, through 2025, gold has returned over 25 per cent, in CAGR since 2001 it has returned 15 per cent, and since 1995 has beaten inflation by over 2-4 per cent, data shows. Experts thus advice buying the yellow metal on dips, but staying cautious of the risks.

According to Jateen Trivedi, VP Research Analyst of Commodity and Currency at...