Editor’s Note
This article provides a snapshot of the Indian bullion market’s recent volatility, highlighting a two-day correction in gold prices amid a broader weekly rally, while silver shows a contrasting short-term gain.
Gold and silver prices in the Indian bullion market have witnessed a strong rally throughout this week. However, gold prices had declined somewhat the day before, and this decline continued for a second day today. Meanwhile, silver prices have also retreated from their highs. Today (Saturday, January 17, 2026), the rate of yellow metal, gold, saw a drop of just 200 rupees per 10 grams. In contrast, the price of white metal, silver, has increased by about 3,200 rupees per kilogram over two days.
In cities like the national capital Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Lucknow, and Jaipur, the price of 22-carat gold is above 1,31,500 rupees per 10 grams. Meanwhile, the price of 24-carat gold is more than 1,43,500 rupees per 10 grams. If you are planning to purchase either of these metals, it is essential to know the latest rates.
1,31,590 rupees per 10 grams (24 Carat)
1,43,540 rupees per 10 grams (22 Carat)
1,31,440 rupees per 10 grams (24 Carat)
1,43,390 rupees per 10 grams (22 Carat)
1,31,490 rupees per 10 grams (24 Carat)
1,43,440 rupees per 10 grams (22 Carat)
1,31,440 rupees per 10 grams (24 Carat)
1,43,390 rupees per 10 grams (22 Carat)
1,31,590 rupees per 10 grams (24 Carat)
1,43,540 rupees per 10 grams (22 Carat)
1,31,440 rupees per 10 grams (24 Carat)
1,43,390 rupees per 10 grams (22 Carat)
1,31,590 rupees per 10 grams (24 Carat)
1,43,540 rupees per 10 grams (22 Carat)
1,31,490 rupees per 10 grams (24 Carat)
1,43,440 rupees per 10 grams (22 Carat)
Speaking of the silver price, a drop of about 3,200 rupees per kilogram has been observed. After this, the price of silver in most cities has reached 2,91,900 rupees per kilogram.