Gold Price Today: Gold prices in India continued their upward momentum on Thursday, extending gains for the third consecutive session. Silver prices also moved higher for the second straight day, indicating a broader recovery in precious metals after recent profit booking. Improved buying interest at lower levels and easing selling pressure have supported prices, even as the US dollar remains relatively strong.

Market participants are closely tracking global cues, central bank activity, and geopolitical developments, all of which continue to influence gold and silver prices.

After a sharp rally in recent weeks, gold had witnessed some correction due to profit booking and a stronger dollar. However, this decline appears to have stabilized, with fresh buying emerging at lower levels. As a result, gold has regained strength over the past three days.

In Delhi, the price of 24-carat gold has increased by ₹6,280 per 10 grams over the last three sessions, while 22-carat gold has risen by ₹5,760 per 10 grams during the same period. On Thursday alone, gold prices moved up by ₹10 per 10 grams across purity levels.

Silver, which had corrected sharply earlier, has also shown signs of recovery. In the national capital, silver prices climbed by ₹100 per kilogram on Thursday, marking the second straight day of gains.

Here are the city-wise prices of 10 grams of gold across different purity levels:

• Delhi:

  
  
  
  

  • 24 Carat: ₹1,59,600

  
  

  • 22 Carat: ₹1,46,310

  
  

  • 18 Carat: ₹1,19,740

  
  



• Mumbai:

  
  
  
  

  • 24 Carat: ₹1,59,450

  
  

  • 22 Carat: ₹1,46,160

  
  

  • 18 Carat: ₹1,19,590

  
  



• Kolkata:

  
  
  
  

  • 24 Carat: ₹1,59,450

  
  

  • 22 Carat: ₹1,46,160

  
  

  • 18 Carat: ₹1,19,590

  
  



• Chennai:

  
  
  
  

  • 24 Carat: ₹1,62,570

  
  

  • 22 Carat: ₹1,49,010

  
  

  • 18 Carat: ₹1,27,510

  
  



• Bengaluru:

  
  
  
  

  • 24 Carat: ₹1,59,450

  
  

  • 22 Carat: ₹1,46,160

  
  

  • 18 Carat: ₹1,19,590

  
  



• Hyderabad:

  
  
  
  

  • 24 Carat: ₹1,59,450

  
  

  • 22 Carat: ₹1,46,160

  
  

  • 18 Carat: ₹1,19,590

  
  



• Lucknow:

  
  
  
  

  • 24 Carat: ₹1,59,600

  
  

  • 22 Carat: ₹1,46,310

  
  

  • 18 Carat: ₹1,19,740

  
  



• Patna:

  
  
  
  

  • 24 Carat: ₹1,59,500

  
  

  • 22 Carat: ₹1,46,210

  
  

  • 18 Carat: ₹1,19,640

  
  



• Jaipur:

  
  
  
  

  • 24 Carat: ₹1,59,600

  
  

  • 22 Carat: ₹1,46,310

  
  

  • 18 Carat: ₹1,19,740

  
  



• Ahmedabad:

  
  
  
  

  • 24 Carat: ₹1,59,500

  
  

  • 22 Carat: ₹1,46,210

  
  

  • 18 Carat: ₹1,19,640

  
  

Silver prices have rebounded after a steep fall earlier this month. Including recent declines, silver had fallen by nearly ₹1.30 lakh per kilogram over five sessions. However, over the past two days, prices have recovered by more than ₹40,000 per kilogram.

In Delhi, silver is currently trading at around ₹3,20,100 per kilogram, a level that is also reflected in key markets such as Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata.

According to Jateen Trivedi, Vice President–Research (Commodities and Currencies) at LKP Securities, the market is witnessing heightened volatility due to margin hikes, profit booking, and correction from record highs. However, he believes that the broader trend for gold remains positive.

Commodity expert NS Ramaswamy noted that the recent decline in gold and silver prices was a natural correction following an overheated rally. While dollar strength triggered some selling, he said the long-term outlook for gold remains strong due to continued central bank buying, geopolitical risks, and portfolio diversification demand.

Ramaswamy added that central banks purchased nearly 230 tonnes of gold in the fourth quarter of 2025, and total buying in 2026 could exceed 800 tonnes, providing strong support to prices.

Meanwhile, silver’s sharper correction was attributed to higher margin requirements, which forced leveraged traders to exit positions. Experts expect silver to trade in the $72–$78 range in the near term, with a sustained breakout possible only above $80.

Despite short-term fluctuations, analysts maintain that gold’s long-term trend remains upward. Strong investor demand on dips and ongoing global uncertainties are expected to keep prices supported in the coming months.

Disclaimer: The views and recommendations mentioned above are those of individual experts and brokerage firms. Readers are advised to consult certified financial advisors before making any investment decisions.