Gold and Silver Rates Today: Huge fall in gold and silver prices, latest gold rates released in 10 big cities including Delhi-Mumbai.

The direct impact of the turmoil in the Global Commodity Market is being seen on the Indian bullion market. Internationally, the bearish pressure on precious metals has deepened due to the record strength of the US dollar and the rise in bond yields. Today, on Wednesday morning, June 24, 2026, once again a big fall has been recorded in the prices of gold and silver in major cities of the country.

Just a day before this, a massive crash of Rs 3,000 or about 2 percent was seen in the price of gold of 99.9 percent purity in the spot bullion market of Delhi, after which even today the market is open with a red mark.

Condition of gold and silver in international market

Due to dominant selling in foreign markets, prices of precious metals have fallen well below record levels:

  • Spot Gold: In the international market, spot gold is trading at $ 4,121.10 per ounce (1 ounce = 28.35 grams).

  • Spot Silver: The price of spot silver in the global market has also fallen to $62.27 per ounce, due to which the shine of silver has faded in the domestic market as well.

Today’s gold rate in your city: Latest prices of Delhi, Mumbai and Lucknow

Due to tax and local bullion association rules, there is a slight difference in the rate of gold in different states of the country. Here are the 22 carat and 24 karat gold prices (per 10 grams) today on June 24, 2026 in 10 major cities of India:

city ​​name22 carat gold price (₹/10 grams)24 carat gold price (₹/10 grams)
Delhi1,32,6901,44,740
Jaipur1,32,6901,44,740
Lucknow1,32,6901,44,740
Chandigarh1,32,6901,44,740
Chennai1,35,5901,47,920
Ahmedabad1,32,5901,44,640
Bhopal1,32,5901,44,640
Mumbai1,32,5401,44,590
Kolkata1,32,5401,44,590
Hyderabad1,32,5401,44,590

Heavy fall in silver prices: Know the new rate

Following the footsteps of gold, the prices of industrial and shiny metal silver also continue to be bearish. Today the price of silver has come down to Rs 2,44,900 per kg in the bullion markets of major cities of the country. Analysts believe that as long as the dollar index remains above $100 internationally and there is no diplomatic improvement in industrial demand, this pressure can be seen on silver.

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