Gold, Silver Prices Today: Slightly fluctuates on 11th October, 2025
New Delhi: Gold and silver prices showed mixed movement in India on October 11, 2025. While gold slipped slightly in the domestic market, silver edged higher. These moves matter for investors as global markets stay uncertain and the US dollar remains firm. Here are today’s rates and what they mean for buyers and investors.
Gold price today — 24-carat and 22-carat (per 10 grams)
Gold and silver continue to be viewed as safe investments. Along with investment demand, buyers are purchasing jewellery and ornaments for festivals and weddings.
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24-carat (average): ₹1,23,700 per 10 grams — down by ₹10 from yesterday.
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22-carat: ₹1,13,390 per 10 grams.
The small change indicates a slow movement in prices. Prospective buyers should watch bullion market trends, keeping demand and supply in mind.
Gold rates in major cities (for 10 grams)
- Delhi: 24 carat - Rs 1,23,850 | 22 carat - Rs 1,13,540
- Mumbai: 24 carat - Rs 1,23,700 & 22 carat - Rs 1,13,390
- Chennai: 24 carat - Rs 1,23,700 | 22 carat - Rs 1,13,390
- Kolkata: 24 carat - Rs 1,23,700 | 22 carat - Rs 1,13,390
- Bengaluru: 24 carat - Rs 1,23,700. - 22 carat - Rs 1,13,390
Note: These rates are taken from major jewellers and exclude GST and making charges. Rates in Delhi are a bit higher due to local demand. For exact jewellery prices, check with your nearest jeweller.
Silver price today
In the bullion market, silver prices rose today. Internationally, silver has gained and is currently recorded at ₹1,74,100 per kg. Demand is firm ahead of Diwali, and industry and investment buying are supporting the rise.
Silver rates in major cities (per kg)
- Mumbai: Rs 1,74,100 per kg
- Delhi: Rs 1,74,100 per kg
- Chennai: Rs 1,84,100 per kg
- Hyderabad: Rs 1,84,100 per kg
- Kerala: Rs 1,84,100 per kg
Silver is slightly costlier in southern cities because of regional trade patterns. In October, silver has risen nearly 15%.
Market view
Gold had been trending higher over recent days. After the early-October rally, today’s small dip is mainly linked to the US Federal Reserve’s policy outlook and global inflation trends. Analysts still regard gold as a solid long-term investment, but short-term traders are advised to be cautious.
For silver, rising demand from the electronics and solar energy sectors is a key support. However, if the US dollar strengthens further, silver could face downward pressure.
Tips for buyers and investors
- If you are buying for marriage or long-term holding, today’s slight dip can be a chance to enter.
- Digital gold and ETFs are convenient alternatives to physical gold.
- Silver may continue to gain because of industrial demand — coins or bars suit small investors.
- Always buy from certified jewellers and check reliable market updates before transacting.
- Diversify your holdings and use trusted apps or websites to verify live rates.
Note: Always confirm the latest gold and silver prices before making any purchase.
