On November 12, gold futures on MCX opened at ₹1,24,300 per 10 grams and traded with a slight uptick. Silver reached ₹1,55,466 per kilogram. According to experts, the weakness of the rupee and global instability have led to a surge in prices.
Gold Price Today: In the domestic market today, November 12, 2025 (Wednesday), gold prices have seen a marginal increase. On MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange), the gold futures contract for December 5 expiry opened at ₹1,24,300 per 10 grams. On the previous trading day, it had closed at ₹1,23,913.
Slight Uptick in Early Trade
By 10 AM, December expiry gold was trading at ₹1,23,998 on MCX. This indicates an increase of about ₹80 from the previous closing price. In the initial session, gold touched a high of ₹1,24,444. This suggests that gold prices are currently stable with a slight upward trend.
Silver Prices Also Rise
Alongside gold, Silver Price also recorded an increase. As of the time of writing, silver was trading at ₹1,55,466 per kilogram on MCX. It had opened at ₹1,54,926 at the start of the trading day. This means silver prices have seen a surge of approximately ₹700.
Latest Gold Prices in Your City
Delhi (per 10 grams)
24 Carat – ₹1,25,660
22 Carat – ₹1,15,200
18 Carat – ₹94,280
Mumbai (per 10 grams)
24 Carat – ₹1,25,510
22 Carat – ₹1,15,050
18 Carat – ₹94,130
Chennai (per 10 grams)
24 Carat – ₹1,26,560
22 Carat – ₹1,16,000
18 Carat – ₹96,650
Kolkata (per 10 grams)
24 Carat – ₹1,25,510
22 Carat – ₹1,15,050
18 Carat – ₹94,130
Ahmedabad (per 10 grams)
24 Carat – ₹1,25,560
22 Carat – ₹1,15,100
18 Carat – ₹94,180
Lucknow (per 10 grams)
24 Carat – ₹1,25,660
22 Carat – ₹1,15,200
18 Carat – ₹94,280
Patna (per 10 grams)
24 Carat – ₹1,25,560
22 Carat – ₹1,15,100
18 Carat – ₹94,180
Hyderabad (per 10 grams)
24 Carat – ₹1,25,510
22 Carat – ₹1,15,050
18 Carat – ₹94,130
Why Are Gold Prices Changing?
Gold rates have been experiencing continuous fluctuations over the past few days. According to experts, factors such as the depreciation of the rupee against the dollar, import taxes, and global economic instability are influencing gold prices.
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