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Gold and silver prices in India ended slightly lower on April 13, 2026, extending a mild correction after recent gains. The decline comes amid mixed global signals and mild profit-booking in the bullion market. Both metals showed limited movement through the day, indicating a pause in the recent upward trend.
Gold and silver prices in India closed higher on April 10, 2026, rebounding after the previous session’s correction amid supportive global cues and renewed buying interest. Domestic bullion tracked firmness in international markets, while steady currency movement and safe-haven demand supported the uptrend. MCX gold and silver futures reflected
Gold and silver prices in India closed lower on April 9, 2026, extending losses from the previous session amid profit booking and softer global cues. Domestic bullion tracked a mild pullback in international prices after recent highs, while a stable rupee limited sharp downside. MCX gold and silver futures remained
Gold and silver prices in India on 8 April 2026 witnessed a sharp surge, reflecting strong global cues and shifting investor sentiment following a US-Iran ceasefire after weeks of conflict. The bullion market saw increased safe-haven demand even as easing geopolitical tensions pushed oil prices lower and weakened the US
Gold and silver prices in India on 7 April 2026 witnessed a mixed trend, with gold continuing its upward momentum while silver remained largely unchanged. The rise in gold rates comes amid firm global cues and persistent inflation concerns, keeping investors cautious yet active in the bullion market in India.
Gold and silver prices in India remained firm on 31 March 2026, even as commodity markets stayed closed on account of Mahavir Jayanti. Despite the trading holiday, domestic bullion rates reflected an upward trend based on the previous session’s closing and global price cues. Precious metals continued to hold
Gold and silver prices in India closed on a mixed note on March 30, 2026, with gold witnessing a mild correction while silver remained largely unchanged. The domestic bullion market reflected cautious sentiment amid global uncertainty, slight dollar strength, and intermittent profit-booking. MCX trends indicated limited downside in gold, while
Gold and silver prices in India remained largely flat on Sunday, 29 March 2026, as global cues kept markets in a wait-and-watch mode. The precious metals market continues to be influenced by geopolitical tensions involving the Israel-US-Iran conflict, elevated US Treasury yields, volatile crude oil prices, a strong US Dollar
Gold and silver prices in India remained largely stable with a positive bias on 28 March 2026, supported by global uncertainty, steady retail demand, and currency movements. While gold continued to trade in a narrow range, silver prices recorded a noticeable uptick, indicating improving sentiment in the bullion market. Gold
Gold and silver prices in India declined on 27 March 2026, tracking weak global cues and a stronger US dollar. 24K gold stood at ₹139,810 per 10g, 22K at ₹133,150, while silver dropped to ₹2.45 lakh per kg. Check city-wise rates, price comparison, and market outlook.
Gold and silver prices in India on 26 March 2026 closed on a mixed note, with gold registering a marginal rise while silver remained unchanged. The uptick in gold prices comes amid improving festive sentiment ahead of Ram Navami, a period traditionally associated with increased jewellery buying across the country.
Gold and silver prices in India rose sharply on 25 March 2026, supported by global trends, currency movements, and renewed investor demand. After recent declines, both metals rebounded strongly by market close. Gold jumped by around ₹5,800 per 10 grams (22K) and ₹6,090 per 10 grams (24K), while
Gold and silver prices in India witnessed a notable decline on 23 March 2026, reversing the higher levels seen in the previous session. The fall reflects global pressure on bullion, driven by currency strength and cautious investor sentiment. This movement clearly points to a short-term correction rather than stability. Gold
Gold and silver prices in India on 22 March 2026 remained largely stable, with gold holding firm near recent levels and silver prices staying unchanged across major cities. The precious metals market continues to take cues from global trends, including interest rate expectations, inflation concerns, and movements in the US
Gold prices in India remained under pressure on 21 March 2026, extending their recent decline, while silver recorded a sharper fall. The weakness comes after global cues, including the US Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance and a strong US dollar. Soft demand and cautious investor sentiment continue to weigh on
Gold and silver prices in India continued to decline on 20 March 2026, extending the losses seen in the previous session. While gold remained under pressure near the ₹1.45 lakh mark, silver witnessed a sharper fall, reflecting higher volatility. The drop is largely driven by global cues, including a
Gold and silver prices in India moved lower on March 19, 2026, tracking weak global cues. While gold saw a mild decline and hovered near ₹1.46 lakh per 10 grams, silver witnessed a sharper fall during the day. The drop comes as a strong US dollar and a hawkish
Gold and silver prices in India remained largely stable with a slight downward bias on March 18, 2026, reflecting mixed global cues and cautious investor sentiment. As per the latest data, 24K gold is trading around ₹15,236-₹15,341 per gram (₹1.52-₹1.53 lakh per 10 grams)
Gold and silver prices in India closed higher on 17 March 2026, reflecting improved investor sentiment and stronger global bullion cues. Domestic markets tracked international trends, while safe-haven demand and currency fluctuations supported precious metal prices. According to the latest data, 24-carat gold is priced at around ₹15,862 per
Gold prices in India witnessed slight fluctuations on 15 March 2026, as global market uncertainty and geopolitical tensions continued to influence investor sentiment. Despite rising tensions involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, bullion prices moved only marginally, reflecting cautious trading in the domestic market. As of the latest market
Gold and silver prices in India eased slightly on 14 March 2026, as global markets remained cautious amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and currency fluctuations. At market close, 24K gold was trading at ₹15,966 per gram (₹1,59,660 per 10 grams), down ₹103 from yesterday, while 22K gold stood
Gold and silver prices in India ended the trading session on 13 March 2026 with a mild correction amid global market pressure and currency movements. At market close, 24-karat gold was trading around ₹15,624 per gram (₹1,56,240 per 10 grams), while 22-karat gold stood near ₹14,880
Gold and silver prices in India remained elevated on 11 March 2026, with bullion markets witnessing mild intraday fluctuations while largely holding near recent highs. Investors remained cautious amid mixed global cues, currency movements, and expectations around global interest rate decisions that continue to influence precious metal markets. In the
Gold and silver prices in India witnessed mild volatility on 10 March 2026 as global cues and currency movements influenced investor sentiment. At the close of the trading session, domestic gold prices remained elevated, with 24-carat gold trading around ₹16,363 per gram (₹1,63,630 per 10 grams) and
Gold prices in India remained elevated on 8 March 2026, reflecting sustained investor demand for safe-haven assets amid global uncertainties. In the domestic bullion market, 24K gold is trading around ₹16,287-₹16,494 per gram across major cities, which translates to approximately ₹1,62,870 to ₹1,64,940
Gold and Silver Prices in India Surge at Market Close on March 2, 2026 Gold and silver prices in India ended higher on March 2, 2026, following sharp intraday gains driven by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. MCX gold surged over 4% to near ₹1,69,000 per
Gold and silver prices in India ended largely unchanged at the close of trading on February 27, 2026, with both metals maintaining steady levels amid mixed global cues. Gold 24K held firm around ₹1,61,020 per 10 grams in major cities, while silver stabilised at ₹2,85,000 per
Gold and silver prices in India closed firm on 26 February 2026, recovering from early volatility to end the session on a steady note. While MCX futures reflected intraday swings driven by profit-booking and global cues, domestic retail rates remained resilient across major cities. A softer US dollar index and
Gold and silver prices in India showed mixed trends at market close on 25 February 2026. Gold ended marginally higher, supported by safe-haven demand and a weaker rupee, while silver saw a sharper uptick amid volatility and rising industrial interest. Global cues, including firming bullion prices and fluctuations in the
Gold and silver prices in India ended mixed to slightly lower on 24 February 2026, reflecting subdued global cues and profit‑booking late in the session. Gold eased marginally, while silver showed intraday volatility, consolidating after an earlier rally. The US dollar’s strength and global trade uncertainties were key
Gold and silver prices in India jumped at the market close on 23 February 2026, supported by a sharp global bullion rally and elevated safe-haven demand. Silver led the gains, surging over 6% intraday, while gold held steady near multi-week highs. Domestic rates were further strengthened by a slightly weaker
As Indian bullion markets closed on Friday, 20 February 2026, gold prices saw a modest recovery from recent lows, while silver extended a tentative rebound after sharp intra-month volatility. By late afternoon trading, both metals showed mixed movement with gold regaining ground and silver stabilising near its recent support level.
Gold and silver prices in India closed largely stable with minor declines on 19 February 2026, as domestic retail rates showed limited movement amid balanced global cues. Gold dipped marginally by ₹10 per 10g in several cities compared to the previous day, while silver held firm after recent volatility, supported
Gold and silver prices in India ended the trading day on a steady note amid early rebound attempts on MCX, influenced by softer global cues and a marginally weaker US dollar. Retail rates for both metals remained largely unchanged across major cities by evening, reflecting consolidation after recent volatility. The
Gold and silver prices in India closed lower on February 10, 2026, reversing gains from the prior sessions amid profit-booking and a rebounding US dollar. MCX gold for April delivery settled at ₹1,57,389 per 10 grams, down 0.43%, while silver futures fell over 1%. A firmer dollar
Gold and silver prices in India closed lower on February 6, 2026, amid heightened volatility and profit-booking pressure. Gold held relatively firm above ₹1.52 lakh per 10 grams on MCX but edged down, while silver extended losses with a sharp 6% crash on MCX futures. A stronger US dollar
Gold and silver prices in India ended higher on Wednesday, reversing a mixed and corrective tone from the previous session. Bullion markets rallied through the day, with both metals moving into positive territory by the market close. Renewed buying interest, global precious metals strength, and improved risk sentiment underpinned the
MCX gold price surged to a new all-time high today, extending its relentless rally as investors doubled down on safe-haven assets amid global uncertainty, a weakening US dollar, and rising geopolitical risk premiums. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures crossed the psychological ₹1,71,000 per 10 grams
Gold and silver prices in India ended higher on 28 January 2026, with both metals sustaining strong gains at market close. Domestic bullion markets reflected persistent safe-haven demand and global price strength, driven by a softer dollar, fresh record highs on exchanges and macroeconomic uncertainty. Silver exhibited broader intraday swings
Gold and silver held elevated levels on Tuesday as global safe-haven demand and a weakening rupee underpinned prices. After recent record rallies, precious metals saw minor profit-booking but stayed close to multi-session highs, reflecting persistent investor interest amid geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty. Closing Rates for Gold and Silver on 27
- Silver jumped to INR 3.34 lakh/kg on MCX, but fell 4% after global tensions eased. - ETF prices crashed because Indian silver had become overhyped due to Budget rumors. - Long-term demand will still remain strong for silver, say experts.
- The Indian rupee opened the week at 90.24 (weakened) against the U.S. dollar. - Investors are withdrawing funds from the Indian market out of panic. - All eyes are on the RBI’s $10 billion dollar-rupee swap on January 13.
Due to persistent demand for safe haven assets and growing prospects of US interest rate cuts, silver prices continued their upward trend, closing higher by 1.88% at 2,23,790. As the case for policy easing is strengthened by conflicting US economic data, markets are gradually factoring in two
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