Gold Silver Price Today 25 July 2026: Gold and silver prices fell drastically from Delhi to Mumbai! Know the latest rates of your city


The decline in the prices of precious metals continues in the bullion markets across the country. On the morning of July 25, 2026, a big fall was seen in the prices of 24 carat and 22 carat gold in major cities of the country including the capital Delhi. In Delhi, 24 carat gold has slipped to ₹ 1,44,470 per 10 grams, whereas a day earlier it had registered a huge decline of ₹ 2,000.

There is pressure on gold due to weak buying in the domestic market and slowdown in local demand. At the same time, in the international market, Spot Gold is trading around $4,052.78 per ounce. Due to international crude oil prices falling below $100 per barrel, gold has received slight support in the global market, but weakness prevails in the domestic market.

Today’s gold rate in major cities of the country (₹/10 grams)














City 22 carat gold price (₹) 24 carat gold price (₹)
Delhi ₹1,32,440 ₹1,44,470
Mumbai ₹1,32,290 ₹1,44,320
Kolkata ₹1,32,290 ₹1,44,320
Chennai ₹1,32,290 ₹1,44,320
Lucknow ₹1,32,440 ₹1,44,470
Jaipur ₹1,32,440 ₹1,44,470
Ahmedabad ₹1,32,340 ₹1,44,370
Bhopal ₹1,32,340 ₹1,44,370
Chandigarh ₹1,32,440 ₹1,44,470
Hyderabad ₹1,32,290 ₹1,44,320

Heavy fall in silver prices also

Along with gold, a big decline has also been recorded in the prices of silver. Price of 1 kg silver in the domestic market on the morning of 25th July ₹2,34,900 per kg It remains at ₹ 5,000, whereas before this, silver has fallen to ₹ 5,000 in Delhi bullion market.

Talking about the global market, spot silver is with a slight rise at the international level. $58.11 per ounce and platinum $1,587.17 per ounce But is doing business.

Why do gold and silver prices change?

Gold and silver prices in India not only depend on domestic demand and supply, but are also determined by these main factors:

  1. Global economic situation and international rates: Impact of interest rates in US and global markets.

  2. Dollar-Rupee Exchange Rate: Strength or weakness of the US dollar against the Indian rupee.

  3. Crude Oil Prices: Fluctuations in the energy sector.

  4. Import Duty and Tax: Customs duties and local VAT/GST levied by the Government of India.