Editor’s Note
This article highlights the significant rally in gold and silver prices in the Indian bullion market, driven by global economic uncertainties and domestic factors. It serves as a snapshot of market dynamics on a specific date, reflecting the ongoing sensitivity of precious metals to broader financial developments.
Amid global economic uncertainties and continuously changing domestic market conditions, significant gains were recorded in the prices of gold and silver in the Indian bullion market on Saturday, February 21, 2026. Investors are keeping a close watch on ongoing international economic activities and various major developments, the direct impact of which is clearly visible on the prices of precious metals. In this volatile environment, while on one hand investors are making cautious decisions to invest in gold and silver, on the other hand, it also signals market instability.
Today, a surge in silver prices was also observed in major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai. In the bullion market, 10 grams of silver is selling today in Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata at a rate of ₹2,750, while customers will have to spend ₹27,500 to buy 100 grams of silver. In Chennai, the price of 10 grams of silver has reached ₹2,900. This surge is encouraging for investors investing in silver.
The latest gold rates in various cities (per 10 grams) are as follows:
Gold Prices in Delhi
24 Carat – ₹1,59,430
22 Carat – ₹1,46,150
18 Carat – ₹1,19,610
Gold Prices in Mumbai
24 Carat – ₹1,59,280
22 Carat – ₹1,46,000
18 Carat – ₹1,19,460
Gold Prices in Chennai
24 Carat – ₹1,60,150
22 Carat – ₹1,46,800
18 Carat – ₹1,25,600
Gold Prices in Kolkata
24 Carat – ₹1,59,280
22 Carat – ₹1,46,000
18 Carat – ₹1,19,460
Gold Prices in Ahmedabad
24 Carat – ₹1,59,330
22 Carat – ₹1,46,050
18 Carat – ₹1,19,510
Gold Prices in Lucknow
24 Carat – ₹1,59,430
22 Carat – ₹1,46,150
18 Carat – ₹1,19,610
Gold Prices in Patna
24 Carat – ₹1,59,330
22 Carat – ₹1,40,050
18 Carat – ₹1,19,510
Gold Prices in Hyderabad
24 Carat – ₹1,59,280
22 Carat – ₹1,46,000
18 Carat – ₹1,19,460
These figures clearly show slight variations in prices according to the purity of gold across different cities. Gold Price has always been an attractive option for investors. It is not only a hedge against inflation but is also considered a safe haven during economic downturns. In recent times, gold has given investors the opportunity to earn good profits, which has led to a continuous increase in its demand. In India, gold is associated not only with investment but also with emotional and cultural attachment.
Amid the current global uncertainties, experts are advising investors to deeply consider market trends and expert opinions when investing in gold and silver. Although a rally is being seen in the bullion market, it is important to assess one’s financial situation and risk-taking capacity before making any major decision. The demand for gold and silver often increases during festivals and wedding seasons, which further impacts their prices. Future economic stability and international trade agreements will also have a direct impact on the prices of these precious metals.