Gold-Silver Rate Today: Change in gold and silver prices in India today, check latest rates here

Gold-Silver Rate Today In India: There has been a slight change in the prices of gold and silver in the Indian bullion market today, June 23, 2026. Due to the peace agreement between America and Iran, investors have become very cautious in the global market. The whole situation has changed due to the huge expectation of reopening of the Strait of Hormuz under this agreement. With the wedding season approaching, the demand for gold in the domestic market has remained strong and stable.

The international bullion market and the movement of rupee-dollar are having a direct impact on the prices of our country. According to experts, there has not been any huge and sudden surge in safe precious metals so far. Investors are making their important investments only after thoroughly examining the current economic situation and international affairs. Due to these reasons, at present the rates of precious metals in major cities of India remain within a limited range.

gold price

In the domestic market today, gold prices are mainly seen to be trading in a safe manner with mild stability. The August futures price of gold on Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) has increased by 1.14 percent to Rs 1,49,236 per 10 grams. On the other hand, today in the physical bullion market also the price of gold has been recorded around Rs 1,47,310 per 10 grams. In major cities of India like Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata, 24 carat gold is at the level of Rs 1,46,520 to Rs 1,46,670 per gram.

price of silver

Along with gold, silver prices have also seen a good rise today due to investment and industrial demand. The July futures price of silver on MCX has reached Rs 2,37,990 per 1 kg with a huge rise of 2.06 percent. However, in the retail market the price of silver remains strong at an even higher level i.e. Rs 2,49,900 per 1 kg. Silver prices have always been slightly more volatile than gold due to global manufacturing trends.

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Factors affecting the market

Daily gold and silver rates in India always depend on many important national and international factors. Import duties, position of the dollar against the rupee and local taxes directly change the daily rates of these precious metals. Peace talks between America and Iran and changes in the crude oil market are also playing a major role in this. In the coming times, the next important trend of our domestic bullion market is going to be decided by the economic policies at the global level.