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Silver prices have surged nearly 200 percent over the past 12 months, far outperforming gold, but rising volatility is now prompting investors to shift attention back to the yellow metal. Analysts note that silver’s rapid rally, driven by strong industrial demand and tight supply, has made prices more unstable.

As market uncertainty increased at the start of 2026, global silver ETFs saw outflows, while gold continued to attract steady investments due to its reputation as a safer hedge. The gold-to-silver price ratio has also fallen sharply, indicating that silver may be overextended compared to gold.

Last week, both silver and gold ETFs witnessed a sharp fall on Thursday but rebounded strongly the following day. Several silver ETFs jumped 10–12 percent, while gold ETFs also gained as bullion prices recovered.

So far this month, silver prices have risen about 28 percent on the MCX, while gold has gained nearly 14 percent, even as equity markets remain under pressure.

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Gold and silver prices saw a marginal decline in the domestic bullion market on Monday, January 19, 2026, after holding near record highs in recent sessions. According to market data, the price of 24-carat gold slipped by ₹10 to ₹1,43,770 per 10 grams, while silver fell by ₹100 to trade at ₹2,94,900 per kilogram .

The price of 22-carat gold also edged lower by ₹10 and was quoted at ₹1,31,790 per 10 grams. Despite the dip, gold prices continue to remain elevated, reflecting strong investor demand and sustained interest in safe-haven assets.

Across major cities, gold prices showed minor variations. In Mumbai and Kolkata, 24-carat gold was priced at ₹1,43,770 per 10 grams, while Delhi recorded a slightly higher rate of ₹1,43,920. Chennai continued to see higher prices, with gold trading at ₹1,44,860 per 10 grams. Silver prices also differed by location, with Chennai quoting silver at a higher ₹3,09,900 per kilogram, compared with ₹2,94,900 in most other markets .

Market experts said the slight correction comes after a strong rally in precious metals over the past few weeks. Gold and silver prices have surged recently due to global economic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and expectations around interest rate movements in major economies. These factors have increased the appeal of bullion as a hedge against inflation and financial market volatility.

Internationally, spot gold and silver prices are hovering close to their recent peaks, lending continued support to domestic prices.

Jewellery demand, investment buying, and safe-haven interest are expected to keep gold and silver prices supported in the coming weeks.

Analysts believe that while short-term fluctuations are likely, the broader outlook for precious metals remains firm due to sustained global demand and cautious investor sentiment.

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Gold and silver prices moved up slightly in early trade on Tuesday, reflecting steady demand for precious metals amid global uncertainty.

According to market data, the price of 24-carat gold increased by ₹10 to ₹1,38,230 per 10 grams. Prices were largely similar across major cities. In Mumbai and Kolkata, gold traded at ₹1,38,230, while Delhi saw slightly higher levels at around ₹1,38,380. In Chennai, prices were higher than other metros at about ₹1,39,210 per 10 grams.

The price of 22-carat gold also rose by ₹10. Ten grams of 22-carat gold were priced at around ₹1,26,710 in most cities, while Chennai again recorded marginally higher rates.

Silver prices showed a bigger jump in absolute terms. The price of silver increased by ₹100, taking the rate to ₹2,48,100 per kilogram in Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata. In Chennai, silver continued to trade at a premium, with prices touching nearly ₹2,66,100 per kilogram.

Market experts say the rise in gold and silver prices is linked to ongoing global tensions and economic uncertainty. Investors often turn to precious metals like gold and silver during uncertain times, as they are seen as safe investment options. Recent international developments and concerns over geopolitical risks have kept demand for these metals strong.

Globally, gold prices have been firm, supported by safe-haven buying and expectations around interest rates in major economies. These global trends are reflected in domestic bullion prices in India as well.

Despite the small daily increase, gold and silver prices remain near high levels. Over the past year, both metals have given strong returns, attracting interest from investors as well as those looking to protect their savings from market volatility.

For jewellery buyers, the elevated prices mean higher costs, while investors are advised to keep an eye on global cues and currency movements, as precious metal prices tend to react quickly to international developments.

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Gold prices in India edged lower at the start of the week, while silver also registered a modest decline. According to market data, the price of 24-carat gold fell by ₹10 to ₹1,35,810 per 10 grams on Monday. Silver prices dipped by ₹100, with one kilogram of the metal trading at ₹2,40,900.

The marginal fall reflects cautious sentiment in the precious metals market, as investors balance global economic signals with profit-taking after recent highs. Despite the dip, gold prices continue to remain elevated compared to historical levels, supported by sustained safe-haven demand and ongoing global uncertainty.

Across major cities, gold prices showed a similar trend. In Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru and Hyderabad, 24-carat gold was priced at ₹1,35,810 per 10 grams. Delhi saw a slightly higher rate of ₹1,35,960, while Chennai continued to quote the highest price at ₹1,37,450 per 10 grams. For 22-carat gold, prices slipped by ₹10 to ₹1,24,490 per 10 grams in most cities, while Chennai reported ₹1,25,990.

Silver prices also softened across regions. In Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata, silver was quoted at ₹2,40,900 per kilogram. Chennai again stood out with a higher rate of ₹2,56,900 per kilogram, reflecting local demand and supply dynamics.

Market participants say the small decline should be seen in the context of recent sharp movements in bullion prices. Gold and silver have witnessed strong gains over the past year, driven by geopolitical tensions, central bank buying, and expectations around interest rate changes globally. Periodic corrections, analysts note, are natural after such rallies.

For consumers, the slight dip may offer limited relief, though prices remain high overall. Investors, meanwhile, are closely tracking global cues, currency movements and upcoming economic data for clearer direction in precious metal prices in the days ahead.

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Gold prices remained steady across India on November 12, 2025, with 24-carat gold priced at ₹12,585 per gram and 22-carat gold at ₹11,536 per gram, according to Mathrubhumi.

Gold prices in India rose slightly on Tuesday, with 24-carat gold trading at around ₹63,830 per 10 grams,  up by ₹10 from the previous day. Silver also saw a small uptick of ₹100, selling at ₹77,100 per kilogram.

The rise came as global investors turned cautious ahead of upcoming US inflation data, which could influence interest rate decisions by the Federal Reserve.

In Delhi, Mumbai, and other metro cities, gold prices stayed largely steady, reflecting a balanced demand from jewellers and retail buyers. Analysts say the market mood remains watchful, with traders keeping an eye on both global economic signals and festive-season buying trends in India.

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Gold and silver prices rose in early trade on Friday, supported by a softer US dollar and improved global sentiment.

On MCX, gold December futures climbed 0.27% to ₹1,20,939 per 10 g, while silver gained 0.6% to ₹1,47,938 per kg.

Internationally, easing Treasury yields and rate-cut hopes boosted safe-haven demand.

Analysts see gold facing resistance near ₹1,21,200 and support around ₹1,19,400, while silver is likely to trade between ₹1,46,000 and ₹1,49,400.

A decisive move above ₹1,21,750 for gold or ₹1,50,000 for silver may trigger further upside.

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Gold prices gained on November 5, tracking a recovery in international bullion markets as the US dollar softened and investors bet on stable Federal Reserve rates. Spot gold rose to about $2,365 per ounce, while on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), domestic futures climbed by ₹200–₹300 per 10 grams.

In India, 24-carat gold averaged ₹73,000 per 10 grams and 22-carat around ₹67,000 across major metros including Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. The uptrend came after a brief dip last week, as safe-haven buying strengthened amid geopolitical tensions and steady treasury yields.

Silver, however, remained unchanged, hovering near $27.6 per ounce globally and ₹89,500 per kg in Indian markets. Analysts said muted industrial demand and investor caution ahead of key US data kept silver’s movement limited.

Experts expect gold to trade in a narrow band in the near term, with festive demand in India and global uncertainties lending support. As traders await fresh cues from inflation and employment data, bullion may continue to hold its current gains through the week.

Gold and silver prices remained firm on Tuesday, November 4, across major Indian cities amid steady festive buying and muted global market movements.

In Delhi, 24-carat gold traded at ₹12,333 per gram and 22-carat at ₹11,304, while Mumbai saw ₹12,318 and ₹11,291, respectively.

Silver hovered around ₹154 per gram, or ₹1.54 lakh per kg. Analysts said stable demand and dollar strength kept bullion prices range-bound, with little volatility expected in the near term.