Gold and silver prices on April 6 2026: 24K gold at ₹14,928 per gram in Delhi silver at ₹2.50 lakh per kilogram. Check city-wise bullion rates and market trends.
New Delhi: Gold prices eased marginally across major Indian cities on Monday amid a slight recovery in the rupee and profit-booking after recent volatility triggered by global geopolitical tensions. Silver, however, held firm near the ₹2.50 lakh per kg mark, reflecting steady industrial and investment demand.
According to the latest data from leading bullion trackers, 24-karat gold is trading at ₹14,928 per gram in Delhi (₹1,49,280 for 10 grams), down ₹180 from Friday’s close. The 22-karat variety, most popular for jewellery, stands at ₹13,685 per gram (₹1,36,850 for 10 grams), while 18-karat gold is priced at ₹11,200 per gram (₹1,12,000 for 10 grams).
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Here are the city-wise gold rates per gram on April 6 2026:
- Delhi: 24-karat gold is ₹14,928 22-karat gold is ₹13,685 and 18-karat gold is ₹11,200
- Mumbai, Kolkata and Bengaluru: 24-karat gold is ₹14,913 22-karat gold is ₹13,670 and 18-karat gold is ₹11,185
- Chennai: 24-karat gold is a bit higher at ₹15,066 22-karat gold is ₹13,810 and 18-karat gold is ₹11,520 because of regional premiums
Silver rates stayed strong. In Delhi and big cities the 999-purity white metal is selling at ₹2,50,000 per kilogram. This means that 10 grams of silver is ₹2,500 100 grams is ₹25,000 and 1 kilogram is ₹2,50,000, which’s a big recovery from the lower prices we saw earlier in the week when MCX silver went down sharply.
Key things that are affecting the market:
- International news:
Gold prices are near multi-year highs in dollar terms. Domestic prices are shifting due to a stronger rupee and recent weekend developments. - Global tensions:
Ongoing US-Iran tensions and oil supply concerns are supporting gold demand. However, gold is still about 17% below its all-time high. - Domestic factors:
The wedding season and Akshaya Tritiya are expected to boost demand. Analysts say prices may rise to ₹15,500–16,000 per 10 grams if uncertainty continues.
Advice for investors:
- For buyers:
Check making charges and hallmarking before purchasing. Consider gold or sovereign gold bonds for tax efficiency. - For investors:
Silver is more volatile due to its industrial and monetary role. Current prices may offer a good entry point for diversification
Always compare rates on platforms like Goodreturns, MMTC-PAMP or local Sarafa associations before buying.
Note:- That prices are indicative and can change in time. For the accurate prices visit a certified jeweler or trusted aggregator and keep an eye, on MCX futures for directional cues when the markets reopen.
FAQs
Silver (999 purity) is trading at around ₹2,50,000 per kilogram in major cities.
Prices dipped due to a stronger rupee and profit-booking after recent volatility.
Silver demand remains strong due to its use in industries and as an investment.
Analysts expect prices to rise, especially with Akshaya Tritiya approaching.
Yes, silver’s volatility and current price levels may offer good entry points for diversification.
Check hallmarking, purity, and making charges before buying.
You can track rates on platforms like Goodreturns, MMTC-PAMP, or local Sarafa markets.
