Gold Silver Rate Today: Amid US-Iran war, gold became cheaper for the third consecutive day, silver prices also slipped; See prices of 10 big cities

The deepening military conflict and air strikes in the Middle East (West Asia) between America and Iran has created a huge stir in the global markets as well as the bullion market. While the prices of crude oil have risen in the international market due to geo-political tension, it has put strong pressure on gold and silver.

Today, for the third consecutive day, the shine of gold has faded in all the big cities of the country including the capital Delhi. Within the last three days, 10 grams of 24 carat gold has become cheaper by ₹ 1540 and 22 carat gold has become cheaper by ₹ 1410. Talking about today, a slight decline of ₹ 10 has been recorded in the price of 10 grams of gold in Delhi. At the same time, due to slowness in industrial demand, silver prices have also fallen today after three days of stability and have fallen by ₹ 100 per kilogram of silver.

Citywise Gold Rate (15 July 2026)

Today’s price of 10 grams of gold of 18 carat, 22 carat and 24 carat purity in 10 major cities of the country can be seen in the table given below:

Silver slips after three days of stability, price flat in all four metros

Today there is relief news for the buyers of gold as well as silver. After remaining stable for three consecutive days, silver prices have come down today. One kg silver in Delhi today ₹100 cheaper to ₹2,34,900 It is being sold at Rs. It is a matter of relief that silver is currently trading at exactly the same price (₹ 2,34,900 per kg) in all four major metros of the country – Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai. Earlier, huge fluctuations were seen in the prices of silver in the month of July, in which it became cheaper by ₹ 5,000 on 11 July, while it became costlier by ₹ 5,000 on 10 July.

Why are the prices of gold and silver falling?

According to bullion market experts and commodity and currency research analyst Jatin Trivedi of LKP Securities, there are two main global reasons behind the increasing pressure on gold:

• US Fed’s tough stance: There have been strong signals from the US Federal Reserve to raise interest rates once again in the year 2026. Due to this tough stance, the US dollar has strengthened in the international market, due to which the attraction of investors towards non-yielding assets like gold has reduced.

• Profit booking in bullion market: After this statement of the Federal Reserve, big investors in the bullion market have started profit booking at higher levels, due to which a continuous decline in prices is being seen.