<h1>Silver futures jump Rs 2,000 to record Rs 1,20,000/kg as traders seek safe havens after US tariffs</h1> Silver futures in the national capital jumped Rs 2,000 to a record Rs 1,20,000/kg as traders sought safe havens after steep US tariffs on Indian goods took effect; silver had risen Rs 3,000 the prior day. Domestic gold of 99.9% purity gained Rs 500 to Rs 1,01,270/10g (inclusive of taxes), and 99.5% gold rose Rs 400 to Rs 1,00,800/10g. Market participants attributed the rally to heightened political and monetary-policy uncertainty following the abrupt removal of a US Federal Reserve governor, which briefly weakened the dollar and supported bullion, though global spot gold and silver later softened.