Gold and Silver Prices in India Today, 17 July 2026: 24K Gold Rate Steadies at ₹1,41,140, Silver Price at ₹2,15,540 as Gold Holds Near $4,000
Gold and Silver rate today in India, 17 July 2026: 24K gold held steady at ₹1,41,140 per 10g as Comex gold stayed above $4,000. Silver rate today slipped to ₹2,15,540 per kg with Comex silver touching a multi-month low of $55. Check city wise gold and silver rate today and MCX data.
Gold and silver are moving in different directions today. As of 3:10 PM IST, 24K gold is at ₹1,41,140 per 10 grams, up a small 0.25% from yesterday's ₹1,40,790. Silver 999 Fine is at ₹2,15,540 per kg, down 0.23% from ₹2,16,040. MCX gold is up 0.15% while MCX silver is down 0.39%. Comex gold is holding above $4,000 at $4,003.80, up 0.29%. Comex silver is down 0.52% to $55.90 per ounce, touching a session low of $55.00. Gold is showing some resilience today while silver remains under mild pressure heading into the weekend.a
City Wise Gold and Silver Rate Today in India, 17 July 2026
| City | 22K Gold (per 10g) | 24K Gold (per 10g) | Silver (per kg) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delhi | ₹1,29,378 | ₹1,41,140 | ₹2,15,540 |
| Mumbai | ₹1,29,228 | ₹1,40,980 | ₹2,15,540 |
| Chennai | ₹1,30,808 | ₹1,42,660 | ₹2,15,540 |
| Hyderabad | ₹1,29,228 | ₹1,40,980 | ₹2,15,540 |
| Bengaluru | ₹1,29,228 | ₹1,40,980 | ₹2,15,540 |
| Kolkata | ₹1,29,228 | ₹1,40,980 | ₹2,15,540 |
| Pune | ₹1,29,228 | ₹1,40,980 | ₹2,15,540 |
| Ahmedabad | ₹1,29,678 | ₹1,41,480 | ₹2,15,540 |
| Lucknow | ₹1,29,378 | ₹1,41,140 | ₹2,15,540 |
| Jaipur | ₹1,29,378 | ₹1,41,140 | ₹2,15,540 |
Rates are indicative bullion prices for 17 July 2026. Jewellery prices add making charges and GST. Chennai typically carries a premium over other cities.
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Gold Price Today: What Changed
Gold is up 0.25% today, a mild positive after several days of falls. MCX gold rose ₹206 or 0.15% to ₹1,40,554 per 10 grams. The session high was ₹1,40,890, and the low was ₹1,39,801. Comex gold is up 0.29% to $4,003.80 per ounce, with a high of $4,012.20 and a low of $3,974.10.
The key story today is Comex gold holding above $4,000 after briefly touching $3,974.10. That $4,000 level has been the key support that markets have been watching all week. Gold closing above it today, heading into the weekend, is a mildly positive sign.
Gold is down 1.99% from a week ago and 8.46% from a month ago. Despite this month's steep fall, gold remains up 44.18% from a year ago. The long-term trend is still very much intact.
| Period | 24K Gold Rate (per 10g) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Today (17 July 2026) | ₹1,41,140 | — |
| Yesterday (16 July 2026) | ₹1,40,790 | 🟢▲ Up 0.25% |
| One Week Ago (10 July 2026) | ₹1,44,010 | 🔴▼ Down 1.99% |
| One Month Ago (17 June 2026) | ₹1,54,180 | 🔴▼ Down 8.46% |
| One Year Ago (17 July 2025) | ₹97,890 | 🟢▲ Up 44.18% |
Silver Rate Today: What Changed
Silver slipped 0.23% today to ₹2,15,540 per kg. MCX silver dropped ₹847 or 0.39% to ₹2,15,166 per kg. The session high was ₹2,16,776, and the low was ₹2,13,824. Comex silver fell 0.52% to $55.90 per ounce, touching a low of $55.00. Silver briefly touching $55 on Comex is worth noting. It is the weakest level for Comex silver in several months.
Silver is down 3.33% from a week ago and a steep 14.86% from a month ago. Despite the recent weakness, silver is still up 91.42% from a year ago, showing the long-term case for the metal remains strong.
| Period | Silver 999 Rate (per kg) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Today (17 July 2026) | ₹2,15,540 | — |
| Yesterday (16 July 2026) | ₹2,16,040 | 🔴▼ Down 0.23% |
| One Week Ago (10 July 2026) | ₹2,22,960 | 🔴▼ Down 3.33% |
| One Month Ago (17 June 2026) | ₹2,53,170 | 🔴▼ Down 14.86% |
| One Year Ago (17 July 2025) | ₹1,12,600 | 🟢▲ Up 91.42% |
MCX Gold and Silver Rate Today
| Metal | MCX Price | Change | High | Low |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold (per 10g) | ₹1,40,554 | 🟢▲ Up ₹206 (+0.15%) | ₹1,40,890 | ₹1,39,801 |
| Silver (per kg) | ₹2,15,166 | 🔴▼ Down ₹847 (−0.39%) | ₹2,16,776 | ₹2,13,824 |
Source: Bullions.co.in. Last updated 17 Jul 2026, 15:10 IST.
Gold and silver are diverging today on MCX. Gold is mildly positive while silver is under pressure. This split is also visible on Comex, where gold held above $4,000 while silver touched a multi-month low of $55. The MCX gold low of ₹1,39,801 today is an important level to watch next week. If gold holds above ₹1,40,000, it would signal the market is finding support at these levels.
Why Gold and Silver Prices Are Moving Differently Today
- Gold Holds Above $4,000 on Comex: Comex gold touched a low of $3,974.10 but recovered above $4,000. This is a key psychological level and today's close above it is positive for gold heading into the weekend.
- Silver Touches Multi-Month Low on Comex: Comex silver touched $55.00 today, one of its weakest levels in months. The pressure comes from a combination of a firm dollar, reduced industrial demand expectations, and ongoing rate hike fears.
- Fed Rate Pressure Still the Main Driver: The US Federal Reserve's rate outlook continues to be the biggest weight on both metals. Gold is holding up better than silver because it benefits more directly from safe-haven demand when economic uncertainty rises.
- Pre-Weekend Caution: With Saturday and Sunday ahead, traders are reducing positions. This adds mild selling pressure on silver while gold finds some support from safe-haven buyers.
FAQs
What is the gold rate today in India on 17 July 2026?
24K gold is at ₹1,41,140 per 10 grams today, up 0.25% from yesterday's ₹1,40,790. 22K gold is at ₹1,29,378 per 10 grams. These are indicative bullion rates as of 3:10 PM IST. Jewellery prices at local shops will be higher due to making charges and GST.
What is the silver rate today in India on 17 July 2026?
Silver 999 Fine is at ₹2,15,540 per kg today, down 0.23% from yesterday's ₹2,16,040. MCX silver is at ₹2,15,166 per kg as of 3:10 PM IST. Comex silver touched a multi-month low of $55.00 per ounce today.
Why is gold holding up better than silver today?
Gold benefits from safe-haven demand when economic uncertainty rises, which is giving it some support near the $4,000 Comex level. Silver is more sensitive to industrial demand expectations and rate hike fears, both of which are weighing on it more heavily right now. This is why gold is mildly positive today while silver continues to slip.
