Gold Rate Today 14 July 2026: Amid US-Iran war, gold fell for the second consecutive day, silver also faded; Check latest rates of 18K, 22K and 24K from Delhi to Chennai

The direct impact of the increasing military attacks and serious geopolitical tension between America and Iran in West Asia is being seen on the Indian bullion market. Due to the outbreak of war in the Gulf region, while the prices of crude oil have risen sharply in the international market, it has created all-round pressure on gold.

As a result, the shine of gold and silver has faded for the second consecutive day in the domestic market. In the last two days in the capital Delhi, 10 grams of 24 carat gold has become cheaper by ₹ 1,430 and 22 carat gold has become cheaper by ₹ 1,310. Let us know today, on July 14, 2026, what is the latest price of gold and silver of 18K, 22K and 24K purity in 10 big cities of the country.

Today’s gold rate in 10 big cities of the country (Gold Rate Today)

According to the official data of the Indian bullion market, today the prices of 10 grams of gold have slipped from the upper levels. The latest price per 10 grams in major cities of the country is as follows:

The shine of silver also faded; Most expensive in Chennai (Silver Price Today)

Along with geopolitical tensions, slowdown in demand from industrial sectors has also affected silver prices. After two days of stability, the prices of silver have come down today and a fall of ₹ 100 per kg has been recorded.

• Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata: Today one kg silver becomes cheaper by ₹ 100 in these three metros. ₹2,34,900 It is being sold at Rs.

• Most expensive silver in Chennai: Price of one kg silver today in Chennai, the major metropolis of South India ₹2,39,900 Which is the highest among the four major metros of the country.

Why is gold becoming cheaper due to boiling in crude oil?

Whenever a war-like situation arises at the global level, the prices of crude oil increase rapidly due to the fear that the oil supply will be affected. With crude becoming expensive, the possibility of cutting interest rates by central banks around the world (such as the US Fed) reduces because there is a risk of inflation increasing. When interest rates are expected to remain high, large investors turn to dollars or government bonds by booking profits from non-interest bearing safe assets like gold. This is the reason why amidst the rise in crude oil, there is a continuous correction in the prices of gold and silver.