As of June 24, 2026, gold and silver prices in India have slipped slightly, reflecting global market cues and investor sentiment. In major trading hubs like Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, and Bengaluru, 24K gold is priced around ₹1,44,330–₹1,44,970 per 10 grams, showing a decline of about 1.05% compared to yesterday. The 22K variant is trading near ₹1,32,300–₹1,32,889 per 10 grams, while 18K gold stands at approximately ₹1,08,728 per 10 grams. This dip is largely attributed to a stronger US dollar and expectations of tighter monetary policies, which often weigh on bullion demand.
Silver too has seen a modest correction, with rates hovering around ₹225 per gram, translating to ₹2,254 per 10 grams and ₹2,25,410 per kilogram. City-specific prices show slight variations: Delhi quotes silver at ₹2,25,020 per kg, Mumbai at ₹2,25,410 per kg, and Chennai at ₹2,26,060 per kg. The metal’s trajectory is closely tied to industrial demand, especially in electronics and renewable energy, making it more volatile than gold.
Globally, bullion markets are under pressure as investors await key US inflation data and Federal Reserve policy signals. While gold continues to be viewed as a safe-haven asset, its short-term outlook remains cautious. Silver, on the other hand, is balancing between its role as a precious metal and its industrial utility, which keeps its price movements more unpredictable.
