Gold Rate Today In India: Gold became cheaper for the third consecutive day, silver also slipped by ₹ 100; Know the latest prices of 10 big cities including Delhi-Mumbai

There is a continuous downward trend in the prices of gold and silver in the Indian bullion market. Due to record breaking rise in the domestic stock market and strengthening rupee against the US dollar, the shine of precious metals is continuously fading.

today means 18 June 2026 Gold prices have declined for the third consecutive day in the country’s retail market. 24 carat gold per 10 grams within last three days ₹440 and 22 carat gold ₹410 It has become cheaper. Earlier on June 15 also, a big crash of up to ₹ 2450 (24 carat) was seen in gold prices. On the other hand, after remaining stable for two days, today the prices of silver have also declined and it has become cheaper by ₹ 100 per kg.

Why are the prices of gold and silver falling?

According to market analysts, the movement of gold and silver at this time is completely dependent on international geopolitical developments:

Impact of US-Iran Peace Deal: A historic interim agreement (MoU) has been agreed upon to end the war between America and Iran. Further strategic talks on this are to be held in Geneva, Switzerland on June 19. Diplomatic experts believe that if the peace talks between the two countries proceed like this, then the geo-political tension at the global level will reduce significantly. Due to easing of tensions, the global demand for gold and silver, recognized as ‘safe haven’ i.e. safe investments, is decreasing, due to which there is pressure on prices.

Gold price today (per 10 grams) in 10 big cities of the country

Today, a slight softening of ₹ 10 per 10 grams has been seen in the price of 24 carat and 22 carat gold in the capital Delhi. The latest rates 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 slipped after two days of stability; Most expensive in Chennai

Today is a day of relief for the buyers of gold as well as silver. After remaining stable for two consecutive days, silver prices have declined today. However, earlier on June 15, after two days of stability, silver had become costlier by ₹ 5,000 per kg, but today it has become cheaper by ₹ 100 per kg.

• Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata: Today silver fell by ₹ 100 in the national capital Delhi including Mumbai and Kolkata. ₹2,64,900 per kg It is being sold at Rs.

• Chennai (highest city): Price of one kg silver today in Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu ₹2,74,900 Has been registered. This means that among the four major metros of the country, the most expensive silver is currently being sold in Chennai only.