Gold, Silver Rates Today On 10-March-2025: Yellow Metal Prices Drop In India; Check Latest City-Wise Rates

Today, the price of gold has seen a decline. The current rate for 24-carat gold stands at ₹8,787.3 per gram, reflecting a drop of ₹10.0.

Similarly, 22-carat gold is now priced at ₹8,056.3 per gram, also decreasing by ₹10.0.

Over the past week, the price of 24-carat gold has changed by -0.62%, while over the past month, it has shifted by -0.55%.

Meanwhile, the current silver rate is ₹1,02,100.0 per kg, marking a decrease of ₹100.0.

Gold and Silver Prices in Major Indian Cities

Delhi: The gold rate today is ₹87,873.0 per 10 grams, compared to ₹87,323.0 yesterday (9 March 2025) and ₹86,783.0 a week ago (4 March 2025). The silver rate in Delhi today is ₹1,02,100.0/kg, down from ₹1,02,300.0/kg yesterday and ₹1,00,000.0/kg last week.

Chennai: The gold price stands at ₹87,721.0 per 10 grams, having risen from ₹87,171.0 yesterday and ₹86,631.0 last week. The silver rate in Chennai today is ₹1,10,700.0/kg, a decline from ₹1,10,900.0/kg yesterday and ₹1,07,600.0/kg a week ago.

Mumbai: The gold rate is currently ₹87,727.0 per 10 grams, compared to ₹87,177.0 yesterday and ₹86,637.0 a week ago. Silver in Mumbai is priced at ₹1,01,400.0/kg, down from ₹1,01,600.0/kg yesterday and ₹99,300.0/kg last week.

Kolkata: The gold rate today is ₹87,725.0 per 10 grams, decreasing from ₹87,175.0 yesterday and ₹86,635.0 last week. The silver price in Kolkata is ₹1,02,900.0/kg today, compared to ₹1,03,100.0/kg yesterday and ₹1,00,800.0/kg a week ago.

MCX Gold and Silver Futures

The gold April 2025 MCX futures are currently trading at ₹84,800.0 per 10 grams, reflecting a marginal increase of ₹0.422 at the time of reporting. Meanwhile, the silver July 2025 MCX futures are priced at ₹99,322.0 per kg, with a rise of ₹0.259.

Factors Affecting Gold and Silver Prices

Gold and silver rates are influenced by various factors, including insights from major jewellers, global demand for gold, currency exchange rates, interest rates, and government policies.

Additionally, international factors such as the global economic climate and fluctuations in the US dollar's value against other currencies play a significant role in shaping gold prices in the Indian market.