<h1>Gold jumps to Rs 1,01,570 per 10g as Fed independence concerns and threatened dismissal spark safe-haven buying</h1> Gold prices rose about Rs 300 to Rs 1,01,570 per 10 grams as investors sought safe havens amid concerns over the independence of the US central bank after the President threatened to dismiss a Federal Reserve governor, who has indicated she will sue to block the termination. Market drivers included a weaker dollar, expectations of future rate cuts, and tariff developments. The pending lawsuit raises legal questions about the executive branch's authority over the central bank and contributed to safe-haven demand, while silver held at record local highs and global spot gold also climbed.