New Delhi, April 13 -- The gold-silver ratio rose in the past month, highlighting a clear outperformance of gold over silver amid rising global uncertainty. The ratio, which had fallen below 45 in January, climbed to around 62 in March and was hovering near 63.7 on April 13, reflecting a decisive shift in investor preference toward gold.

This marks a strong rebound from April 2025, when the ratio had spiked above 100 before dropping to sub-45 levels earlier this year. The recent rise signals that investors are once again favouring gold as a safer asset in a volatile macro environment.

Despite gold's relative outperformance, both precious metals came under pressure on Monday. Spot gold fell 0.4% to $4,726.64 per ounce as of 0620 GMT, aft...