Delhi gold hits ₹1,60,410/10g for 24K; silver quoted at ₹3,35,000/kg

Bullion rates remain elevated in the capital

Gold prices in Delhi were reported stable on Sunday, 25 January 2026, but at strikingly high levels that keep the bullion market firmly in the spotlight. As per the quoted rates, 10 grams of 22-carat gold stood at ₹1,47,050, while 10 grams of 24-carat gold was priced at ₹1,60,410.

Silver was quoted at ₹3,35,000 per kilogram. For households, jewellers and investors, such levels often influence near-term buying decisions—especially around wedding-season purchases and long-term savings allocations.

Why prices can shift through the day

The report noted that the published prices reflect early indicators and can change during the day as domestic demand, global cues and currency moves feed into local pricing. In retail markets, the final bill for consumers may also differ because of GST and making charges, which vary by seller and product type.

Gold’s role as a perceived ‘safe haven’ tends to become more prominent during periods of uncertainty, while silver pricing can be influenced by both investment interest and industrial demand dynamics. Traders also watch international market moves because global price action can rapidly flow into Indian spot quotes.

What buyers typically track next

• City-wise rates for 22K and 24K gold, as local spreads can differ
• Intraday volatility ahead of major events and market openings
• Making charges and buyback policies, which affect total cost and liquidity
• Silver rates and premiums, especially for bulk purchases

With rates at elevated levels, buyers commonly compare multiple jewellers, check the day’s latest quote before paying, and ensure purity certification and clear billing. Investors who prefer gold exposure without physical storage often look to regulated products, depending on risk appetite and holding period.