Gold and silver prices in India saw minor corrections on December 5, 2025, with slight fluctuations across major cities. According to market sources, 24‑karat gold is trading at ₹12,965 per gram, while 22‑karat gold stands at ₹11,884 per gram. The 18‑karat variant is priced at ₹9,723 per gram.
City‑wise rates show some variations. In Chennai, 24K gold is ₹13,112 per gram, 22K is ₹12,019, and 18K comes to ₹10,024 per gram. Delhi sees 24K at ₹12,980 per gram, 22K at ₹11,899, and 18K at ₹9,738 per gram. Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, and Hyderabad report similar rates, reflecting a largely stable gold market.
Silver prices, however, experienced a modest dip. The national rate for silver is ₹190.90 per gram (₹1,90,900 per kilogram). In major cities, 10 grams of silver cost between ₹1,909 and ₹1,999, while 100 grams range from ₹19,090 to ₹19,990. One kilogram is priced at ₹1,90,900–₹1,99,900 depending on the city.
Analysts attribute the minor drop in silver prices to global market trends and the weakening rupee. The Indian rupee recently crossed the ₹90 mark against the US dollar, influenced by rising crude prices, foreign fund outflows, and uncertainties surrounding trade agreements. These factors have contributed to a cautious sentiment among investors and a dip in silver demand.
Despite these slight corrections, gold continues to attract Indian investors, prized for its long‑term value and as a hedge against inflation. While prices remain relatively flat, market watchers suggest investors keep an eye on global cues, currency movements, and geopolitical developments that may influence the bullion market in the near term.
Overall, Friday’s session saw stable gold and a marginal decline in silver, reflecting a cautious market amid mixed domestic and international signals.
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