New Delhi, April 6 Precious metal prices in the domestic markets are expected to remain moderately bullish in the fiscal year 2026-27 as geopolitical tensions, trade war fears, and growing recession risks globally are likely to bolster demand for safe-haven assets, even as elevated interest rates may limit sharp gains.On the domestic front, during FY26, silver futures surged by Rs 1,41,431, or 142.2 percent, from Rs 99,461 per kg recorded on April 1, 2025, while gold soared by Rs 60,258, or 67 percent, from Rs 90,503 per 10 grams recorded during the same period.This outlook follows one of the strongest years for precious metals in decades. Silver surged more than 142 percent during FY26, while gold rallied around 67 percent, driven...