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Gold Prices Rise Again: Delhi Sees ₹1.54 Lakh for 24K, Silver Slips Across India

Siddhi Jain | April 25, 2026 7:15 PM CST

Gold prices in India witnessed a fresh upward move on April 25, with rates climbing across major cities, including New Delhi and Mumbai. While gold regained strength after a brief dip, silver prices moved in the opposite direction, registering a noticeable decline in domestic markets.

The rebound in gold rates is being driven by a mix of domestic demand and global developments, highlighting the metal’s continued sensitivity to international economic and geopolitical signals.

Gold Prices Surge in Key Indian Cities

In the national capital New Delhi, the price of 24-carat gold rose to ₹1,54,200 per 10 grams. Meanwhile, 22-carat gold is currently priced at ₹1,41,360 per 10 grams.

In Mumbai and Kolkata, gold rates remain slightly lower but still strong. The price of 24-carat gold stands at ₹1,54,050 per 10 grams, while 22-carat gold is priced at ₹1,41,210 per 10 grams.

Other major cities also recorded similar trends:

Chennai: ₹1,53,810 (24K), ₹1,40,990 (22K)
Bengaluru and Pune: ₹1,54,050 (24K), ₹1,41,210 (22K)
Ahmedabad and Bhopal: Around ₹1,54,100 (24K), ₹1,41,260 (22K)

The latest increase comes after a minor decline in the previous trading session, indicating continued volatility in bullion markets.

Global Cues Driving the Rally

International factors are playing a crucial role in shaping domestic gold prices. In the global market, spot gold is currently trading near $4,708.17 per ounce, reflecting strong investor interest.

Geopolitical developments, particularly tensions involving the United States and Iran, have kept markets on edge. Renewed discussions around a possible ceasefire and diplomatic engagement have influenced investor sentiment, indirectly impacting gold prices.

Uncertainty in global markets typically pushes investors toward safe-haven assets like gold, which explains the recent upward momentum.

Silver Prices Decline Despite Gold Rally

Unlike gold, silver prices have softened in the domestic market. On April 25, silver fell to around ₹2,59,800 per kilogram.

In the previous session, silver had already dropped significantly, falling by ₹3,000 to approximately ₹2,47,000 per kilogram in the Delhi bullion market.

Globally, spot silver is trading near $75.96 per ounce, indicating relatively weaker demand compared to gold.

City-Wise Gold Price Snapshot

Here’s a quick look at gold rates across major Indian cities:

City	22 Carat (₹/10g)	24 Carat (₹/10g)
Delhi	1,41,360	1,54,200
Mumbai	1,41,210	1,54,050
Ahmedabad	1,41,260	1,54,100
Chennai	1,40,990	1,53,810
Kolkata	1,41,210	1,54,050
Hyderabad	1,41,210	1,54,050
Jaipur	1,41,360	1,54,200
Bhopal	1,41,260	1,54,100
Lucknow	1,41,360	1,54,200
Chandigarh	1,41,360	1,54,200

What’s Behind the Price Movement?

Gold and silver prices in India are influenced by a combination of:

Global economic conditions
Currency fluctuations (especially USD-INR)
Interest rate expectations
Geopolitical tensions
Domestic demand during wedding and festive seasons

Even small global developments can trigger sharp price movements in bullion markets.

Should You Buy Gold Now?

With prices rising again, investors may be wondering whether this is the right time to buy. Experts generally suggest:

Long-term investors can consider staggered buying
Avoid bulk purchases during sharp spikes
Track global cues and currency trends

Gold continues to remain a preferred hedge against inflation and uncertainty, but short-term volatility should not be ignored.

Final Take

Gold prices have bounced back strongly across India, reflecting both global uncertainty and steady domestic demand. Meanwhile, silver’s decline offers a contrasting trend in the precious metals segment.

For investors and buyers alike, staying updated with daily price movements and understanding the factors behind them is key to making informed decisions in a fluctuating market.