Gold and silver prices in the domestic market recorded fluctuations in recent days, with rates declining from record highs despite global developments and tensions in the Middle East. Investors and consumers are tracking city-wise rates to assess current pricing levels.
In Delhi, gold prices stood at Rs 1,47,040 per 10 grams for 24 carat, Rs 1,34,800 for 22 carat, and Rs 1,10,320 for 18 carat. Silver prices in the national capital were around Rs 2,34,474 per kilogram.
In Mumbai, gold prices were Rs 1,46,890 per 10 grams for 24 carat, Rs 1,34,650 for 22 carat, and Rs 1,10,170 for 18 carat, while silver was priced at approximately Rs 2,34,708 per kilogram.
In Chennai, gold prices were Rs 1,49,130 per 10 grams for 24 carat, Rs 1,36,700 for 22 carat, and Rs 1,14,100 for 18 carat. Silver prices in the city stood at Rs 2,36,584 per kilogram.
In Kolkata, gold prices were Rs 1,46,890 per 10 grams for 24 carat, Rs 1,34,650 for 22 carat, and Rs 1,10,170 for 18 carat, with silver priced at around Rs 2,36,349 per kilogram.
In Ahmedabad, gold prices were Rs 1,46,940 per 10 grams for 24 carat, Rs 1,34,700 for 22 carat, and Rs 1,10,220 for 18 carat. In Lucknow, prices were Rs 1,47,040, Rs 1,34,800, and Rs 1,10,320 respectively for 24, 22, and 18 carat gold. In Patna, rates stood at Rs 1,46,940, Rs 1,34,700, and Rs 1,10,220, while in Hyderabad, prices were Rs 1,46,890, Rs 1,34,650, and Rs 1,10,170 for the same categories.
Price movements in gold and silver continue to influence daily decisions for investors and traders, with local market rates and international trends being key reference points.
