Gold and Silver Prices in India Today, 20 July 2026: 24K Gold Rate Rises to ₹1,42,530, Silver Price Jumps 1.41% to ₹2,19,940
Gold and Silver rate today in India, 20 July 2026: 24K gold rose 0.64% to ₹1,42,530 per 10g and silver jumped 1.41% to ₹2,19,940 per kg as both metals recovered after last week's sharp falls. Check city wise gold and silver rate today and MCX data.
Gold and silver prices recovered in India today as the new week began on a positive note. As of 3:25 PM IST, 24K gold is at ₹1,42,530 per 10 grams, up 0.64% from yesterday's ₹1,41,630. Silver 999 Fine has jumped to ₹2,19,940 per kg, up 1.41% from ₹2,16,880. MCX gold is up 0.71% and MCX silver has risen a stronger 1.43%. Comex gold is up 0.13% at $4,024 per ounce and Comex silver has jumped 1.49% to $57.17 per ounce. Both metals are bouncing after last week's sharp falls, with silver leading the recovery today.
City Wise Gold and Silver Rate in India Today, 20 July 2026
| City | 22K Gold (per 10g) | 24K Gold (per 10g) | Silver (per kg) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delhi | ₹1,30,653 | ₹1,42,530 | ₹2,19,940 |
| Mumbai | ₹1,30,503 | ₹1,42,370 | ₹2,19,940 |
| Chennai | ₹1,32,083 | ₹1,44,050 | ₹2,19,940 |
| Hyderabad | ₹1,30,503 | ₹1,42,370 | ₹2,19,940 |
| Bengaluru | ₹1,30,503 | ₹1,42,370 | ₹2,19,940 |
| Kolkata | ₹1,30,503 | ₹1,42,370 | ₹2,19,940 |
| Pune | ₹1,30,503 | ₹1,42,370 | ₹2,19,940 |
| Ahmedabad | ₹1,30,953 | ₹1,42,870 | ₹2,19,940 |
| Lucknow | ₹1,30,653 | ₹1,42,530 | ₹2,19,940 |
| Jaipur | ₹1,30,653 | ₹1,42,530 | ₹2,19,940 |
Rates are indicative bullion prices for 20 July 2026. Jewellery prices add making charges and GST. Chennai typically carries a premium over other cities.

Gold Price Today: What Changed
Gold is up 0.64% today to ₹1,42,530 per 10 grams. MCX gold rose ₹1,004 or 0.71% to ₹1,41,910 per 10 grams. The session high was ₹1,41,968 and the low was ₹1,41,081. Comex gold is up 0.13% to $4,024 per ounce, holding above the key $4,000 level after touching a low of $3,986.50 earlier in the session.
Today's rise is also positive on a weekly basis. Gold is up 1.39% from a week ago when it was at ₹1,40,580. It is down 3.40% from a month ago, a much smaller monthly gap than the 8% fall seen last week. This shows gold is recovering ground steadily. Year on year, gold is up 44.77% from ₹98,450.
| Period | 24K Gold Rate (per 10g) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Today (20 July 2026) | ₹1,42,530 | — |
| Yesterday (19 July 2026) | ₹1,41,630 | 🟢▲ Up 0.64% |
| One Week Ago (13 July 2026) | ₹1,40,580 | 🟢▲ Up 1.39% |
| One Month Ago (20 June 2026) | ₹1,47,540 | 🔴▼ Down 3.40% |
| One Year Ago (20 July 2025) | ₹98,450 | 🟢▲ Up 44.77% |
Silver Rate Today: What Changed
Silver is the bigger mover today, jumping 1.41% to ₹2,19,940 per kg. MCX silver rose ₹3,097 or 1.43% to ₹2,19,500 per kg. The session high was ₹2,20,408 and the low was ₹2,17,804. Comex silver jumped 1.49% to $57.17 per ounce after touching a low of $55.76. This is a notable recovery after Comex silver had briefly touched $55 on Friday.
Silver is up 1.01% from a week ago, a small weekly gain after last week's sharp losses. It is down 5.94% from a month ago. Despite recent weakness, silver is still up 94.36% from a year ago. Silver outperforming gold today on MCX and Comex is a positive sign for the metal's near-term direction.
| Period | Silver 999 Rate (per kg) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Today (20 July 2026) | ₹2,19,940 | — |
| Yesterday (19 July 2026) | ₹2,16,880 | 🟢▲ Up 1.41% |
| One Week Ago (13 July 2026) | ₹2,17,750 | 🟢▲ Up 1.01% |
| One Month Ago (20 June 2026) | ₹2,33,830 | 🔴▼ Down 5.94% |
| One Year Ago (20 July 2025) | ₹1,13,160 | 🟢▲ Up 94.36% |
MCX Gold and Silver Rate Today
| Metal | MCX Price | Change | High | Low |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold (per 10g) | ₹1,41,910 | 🟢▲ Up ₹1,004 (+0.71%) | ₹1,41,968 | ₹1,41,081 |
| Silver (per kg) | ₹2,19,500 | 🟢▲ Up ₹3,097 (+1.43%) | ₹2,20,408 | ₹2,17,804 |
Source: Bullions.co.in. Last updated 20 Jul 2026, 15:25 IST.
Both MCX gold and silver are posting clear gains today. Silver is leading the recovery at 1.43% versus gold's 0.71%, which is a positive signal. When silver outperforms gold on the way up, it often points to improving broader market sentiment. Comex silver recovering from Friday's low of $55 to today's $57.17 is a meaningful two-day bounce of over 2%.
Why Gold and Silver Prices Rose Today
- Silver Bounces From Multi-Month Low: Comex silver had touched $55 on Friday, its weakest level in months. Today's 1.49% jump on Comex shows buyers stepping in at those levels, driving a sharp recovery.
- Gold Holds Above $4,000: Comex gold held above $4,000 despite an early dip to $3,986.50. Recovering above this key level by mid-session has given confidence to buyers in both the global and Indian markets.
- Weekly and Monthly Picture Improving: Gold is up 1.39% from a week ago, its first positive weekly reading in over a month. Silver is also up 1.01% weekly. These are early signs that the worst of the correction may be behind us.
- Short Covering After Last Week's Lows: Traders who had sold gold and silver heavily last week are buying back positions. This short covering adds buying momentum, especially in silver which had fallen the most.
FAQs
What is the gold rate today in India on 20 July 2026?
24K gold is at ₹1,42,530 per 10 grams today, up 0.64% from yesterday's ₹1,41,630. 22K gold is at ₹1,30,653 per 10 grams. These are indicative bullion rates as of 3:25 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 20 July 2026?
Silver 999 Fine is at ₹2,19,940 per kg today, up 1.41% from yesterday's ₹2,16,880. MCX silver is at ₹2,19,500 per kg as of 3:25 PM IST. Comex silver recovered to $57.17 after touching a multi-month low of $55 on Friday.
Is the worst over for gold and silver prices?
Gold is now up 1.39% from a week ago and is holding above ₹1,40,000 on MCX. Silver has bounced from its multi-month Comex low of $55. These are early positive signs. However, the US Federal Reserve's rate outlook remains the key risk. If fresh hawkish signals emerge, prices could come under pressure again. Buying in small parts over a few sessions remains the safest approach.