Gold prices have surged ahead of Diwali, prompting heavy Dhanteras buying despite higher costs. Experts predict a post-Diwali dip due to reduced demand and global factors. However, long-term trends suggest prices may rise again, making dips a smart investment opportunity.
Just before Dhanteras, gold prices in Delhi surged ₹3,200, reaching a record ₹134,800 per 10 grams. Driven by festive demand and global uncertainties, gold shines as silver sees a ₹7,000 drop. Experts advise cautious long-term investment planning.
Silver prices in India have seen a slight decrease, with the current rate at Rs 150.90 per gram, down Rs 0.10 from the previous day. This equates to Rs 1,50,900 per kilogram. These prices are estimates and may vary slightly in the actual market.
Gold and silver prices fluctuated due to strong domestic festive demand and weak global markets. Gold dipped during Navratri, while silver hit record highs, reflecting market volatility and advising investor caution.
Gold prices dropped for three days during Navratri, but strong festive demand and investor interest pushed silver to ₹141,900/kg. Market trends depend on upcoming festivals and global cues.
On Navratri’s fifth day, gold prices dip while silver hits a record ₹1.4 lakh/kg. Experts predict continued silver rally and gold volatility amid global economic factors and rising safe-haven demand.
Gold and silver prices vary across India. While southern cities see higher rates, many northern and western cities offer lower prices. Check today’s rates to make informed purchasing decisions.
Gold and silver prices fell in India on September 17, 2025, following global cues and expectations of a US Federal Reserve interest rate cut, despite reaching record highs earlier.
Gold and silver prices surge in 2025 due to US interest rate cuts, rising industrial demand, and increased investments, impacting inflation and market dynamics globally and in India.
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