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New Delhi: Gold and silver prices in India climbed on Monday, continuing recent upward trends in precious metal markets. In top cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata, buyers saw higher rates compared with the previous session as investors kept a close eye on global cues.
On Monday, 24-carat gold (also referred to as 999 pure gold) was trading at around Rs 13,621 per gram and 22-carat which contains 91.67 percent pure gold, commonly used in jewellery) at about Rs 12,486 per gram across India. These figures reflect a firm tone at the start of the week, with sentiment supported by ongoing demand in the physical market.
Here's how prices look in major cities today:
Prices differ slightly across regions due to local taxes.
Silver also moved higher. In several Indian cities, the rate per kilogram is close to Rs 2,42,100, reflecting continued investor and industrial demand.
Here's how prices look in major cities today:
Traders said global factors are playing a role in the current momentum. Geopolitical tensions and market uncertainty have pushed some investors toward gold and silver, often seen as “safe haven” assets in times of instability.
Precious metals have been strong through late 2025. Silver in several cities reached elevated price points in recent weeks, reflecting wider demand. And while gold has seen modest volatility, it remains elevated compared with levels earlier in 2025.
Analysts say prices could stay sensitive to international developments and domestic demand patterns. For consumers looking to buy jewellery or bars and coins, timing purchases may still matter if markets stay choppy.