India's benchmark gold futures on the Multi Commodity Exchange extended gains by more than 3 percent on Tuesday morning and hit a new peak of 26,198 rupees per 10 grams, tailing a rally in the world market and on a weak rupee.
The October contract was trading 3.16 percent higher at 26,041 rupees. It has risen over 11 percent in August.
Gold price had zoomed past the crucial Rs 25,000 per 10 grams level on Monday amid a worldwide crash in global stocks, prompting experts to say that the metal might even touch the Rs 27,000-mark by Diwali this year.
Indian rupee fell sharply on Tuesday to its lowest in 10 weeks as a selloff in global equities ignited fears of foreign fund outflows.
International spot gold gained more than 2 percent on Tuesday, roaring to all-time highs for a second consecutive session to stand above $1,750 as equity markets dived on growing fears of a global recession following last week's U.S. credit downgrade.
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