Noida, Apr 1 (APAC Media): On the first trading day of April, yellow metal prices in India held firm across major urban centres while silver showed a mixed trend, reflecting global market movements and domestic demand patterns. Investors and buyers alike remained watchful of bullion prices as geopolitical risk, currency fluctuations and seasonal demand continued to influence precious metals markets.
According to the latest industry data, 24‑carat and 22‑carat precious metal rates remained elevated in most cities, with modest variations reflecting local taxes and dealer premiums.
Silver, which is both an investment asset and an industrial commodity, saw steadier rates in some centres, though prices climbed slightly in others.
“Precious metal continues to attract safe‑haven interest as global economic uncertainty persists, while silver’s performance is shaped by both investor flows and its industrial usage,” said a senior market analyst.
City‑Wise Gold and Silver Rates -1 April 2026
Note: All prices are approximate and rounded to the nearest full unit as reported by market data providers and local bullion dealers.
Delhi
- 24K Gold: Rs 15,163 per gram
- 22K Gold: Rs 13,900 per gram
- Silver: Rs 2,55,000 per kilogram
Mumbai
- 24K Gold: Rs 15,148 per gram
- 22K Gold: Rs 13,885 per gram
- Silver: Rs 2,55,000 per kilogram
Chennai
- 24K Gold: Rs 15,327 per gram
- 22K Gold: Rs 14,050 per gram
- Silver: Rs 2,65,000 per kilogram
Kolkata
- 24K Gold: Rs 15,148 per gram
- 22K Gold: Rs 13,885 per gram
- Silver: Rs 2,55,000 per kilogram
Bengaluru
- 24K Gold: Rs 15,148 per gram
- 22K Gold: Rs 13,885 per gram
- Silver: Rs 2,55,000 per kilogram
Hyderabad
- 24K Gold: Rs 15,148 per gram
- 22K Gold: Rs 13,885 per gram
- Silver: Rs 2,65,000 per kilogram
Ahmedabad
- 24K Gold: Rs 15,153 per gram
- 22K Gold: Rs 13,890 per gram
- Silver: Rs 2,55,000 per kilogram
Market Outlook
Bullion analysts attributed gold’s firmness to ongoing safe‑haven buying by investors amid broader market volatility, while seasonal jewellery demand ahead of wedding and festival seasons added support at the retail level. Silver’s price movement was described as “steady to slightly firm” in southern and coastal markets, compared with stable pricing in north and central regions.
Prices in Indian cities at times diverge due to local levies, making charges and dealer margins, meaning final retail costs can vary from listed benchmark figures. Traders advised that prospective buyers check with local jewellers or bullion dealers for real‑time pricing before transacting.
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