Gold prices opened lower at the start of the week, with 24-carat gold trading near ₹1.36 lakh per 10 grams in major cities. Silver prices also slipped slightly. Despite the dip, both metals have shown strong weekly and yearly performance.
Gold prices continued their upward trend as 24-carat gold rose by ₹750–760 per 10 grams in a week, while silver surged ₹3,100 per kg. Strong global cues, record international prices, and rising investment demand supported the rally.
Chief Minister M K Stalin unveils the Tamil Nadu Assured Pension Scheme, promising 50 per cent of last drawn salary as pension, family benefits, and dearness allowance hikes, fulfilling a 20-year demand of government employees and teachers.
Gold prices continued their strong momentum on January 3, 2026, supported by firm global cues and safe-haven demand. Domestic markets saw 24K gold trading above ₹1.34 lakh per 10 grams, while major cities like Delhi and Chennai reported even higher rates.
India’s fast-food sector is set for a major shake-up as Sapphire Foods, operator of KFC and Pizza Hut, merges with Devyani International. The deal aims to create one of India’s largest QSR operators with over 3,000 outlets. The merger comes amid slowing sales and margin pressure in the sector
Indian equity markets showed mild gains on Friday as Sensex rose nearly 100 points and Nifty traded marginally higher. Markets began 2026 in a cautious, range-bound manner amid low volumes, foreign fund outflows, and stock-specific selling.
Gold prices moved higher on January 2, supported by firm global cues and renewed safe-haven demand. Rates increased across major Indian cities, while silver prices continued to decline. International gold traded within a narrow range, indicating short-term stability.
Several major rule changes came into effect from January 1, 2026, directly impacting household expenses. Commercial LPG cylinder prices were increased, making kitchens costlier, while car buyers faced price hikes by leading automakers.
Indian stock markets began the year 2026 on a positive note as Sensex and Nifty opened in the green amid early buying interest. Banking, IT and auto stocks supported the gains in initial trade. However, the Indian rupee weakened by 11 paise against the US dollar, reflecting global currency pressure.
Gold and silver prices witnessed a decline on the first day of the new year, January 1. In Delhi, 24-carat gold slipped to ₹1,35,030 per 10 grams, while silver fell to ₹2,38,900 per kg. Weak global cues and profit booking impacted prices.
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