The market remained in bullish mood with gold remaining on record-setting spree as investors shifted a part of their funds from weakening stock markets to gold as the metal offers a safe haven for investments,
Gold in global markets rose to dizzy heights by gaining $7.69 at $921.64 an ounce, a level never seen before, on speculation that US Federal Reserve might cut interest rates again to revive economic growth, they said.
The Fed last week cut lending rates by 0.75 percentage point, the biggest reduction in 23 years. The metal last surged to $850 in 1980 after US inflation rose to 12 per cent.