<h1>Gold jumps Rs 1,800 to record Rs 1,15,100 per 10g as dollar weakens, Fed rate-cut bets lift bullion</h1> Gold prices in Delhi jumped Rs 1,800 to a record Rs 1,15,100 per 10 grams amid a weaker US dollar and growing market expectations of Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts, with spot gold also rising sharply overseas; silver reached a record Rs 1,32,870 per kilogram. Traders cited dovish Fed bets driven by recent weak US employment data, political pressure on the Fed to ease policy, anticipated rate cuts at the upcoming Fed meeting, ongoing trade negotiations, and geopolitical risks boosting safe-haven demand, while the dollar index's decline further supported bullion gains.