Gold and Silver Prices Today: Gold trades above ₹1.45 lakh per 10 gm and silver crosses ₹3 lakh per kg as demand strengthens today
Gold and silver prices in India increased sharply on Monday, January 19, 2026. However, both gold and silver rose in early trade as investors showed considerable interest. Global market trends contributed to the increase. Silver crossed the ₹3 lakh per kg mark, while gold rose above ₹1.45 lakh per 10 grams. The increase shows that demand is strong in the domestic market.
Gold Rate in India
Gold rate in India stood at ₹1,45,310 per 10 gm, rising by ₹2,220 or 1.55%. This rise shows that people are buying gold actively. The price increase came as investors expected more uncertainty in global markets.
Silver Rates in India
Silver prices rose significantly, reaching ₹3,01,310 per kg. Silver prices increased by ₹13,020, or 4.52%, in early trade. This indicates that silver is likewise in high demand. Investors are buying silver due to rising global risks and safe-haven demand.
10 Gram Gold Prices in Major Cities
Gold prices in major cities were as follows:
New Delhi: 24K ₹144,800 | 22K ₹132,733
Mumbai: 24K ₹145,050 | 22K ₹132,963
Bangalore: 24K ₹145,160 | 22K ₹133,063
These prices are indicative and can change depending on dealer margins, making charges, GST, and other levies.
1 KG Silver Prices in Major Cities
Silver prices (999 fine, 1 kg) in major cities were:
Mumbai: ₹300,760
New Delhi: ₹300,240
Bangalore: ₹301,000
These rates are also indicative and can change depending on local charges and dealer margins.
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Gold and Silver Rates in Other Major Cities
In Kolkata, gold was recorded at ₹1,44,860 per 10 gm, rising by ₹2,220 or 1.56%. Silver in Kolkata stood at ₹3,00,360 per kg, gaining ₹12,970 or 4.51%.
In Chennai, gold traded at ₹1,45,470 per 10 gm, up by ₹2,230 or 1.56%. Silver in Chennai rose to ₹3,01,640 per kg, increasing by ₹13,030 or 4.51%.
In Hyderabad, gold was priced at ₹1,45,280 per 10 gm, climbing by ₹2,220 or 1.55%. Silver in Hyderabad reached ₹3,01,240 per kg, up by ₹13,010 or 4.51%.
All these rates were last updated on Monday, 19 January 2026 at 09:55 AM India time.
Gold and Silver Futures Performance
In the futures market, the GOLD contract expiring on 05 February 2026 traded between ₹1,43,320 and ₹1,45,500 per 10 grams. It gained ₹2,194 or 1.54% in early trade.
In the meantime, the SILVER futures contract expiring on March 5, 2026, traded between ₹2,93,100 and ₹3,01,315 per kg. It grew by ₹12,563, or 4.37%.
Conclusion
Overall, gold and silver prices showed steady gains in early trade, reflecting strong market sentiment. The rise shows that investors still prefer precious metals. Buyers may pay close attention to prices as global news and domestic demand continue to influence rates.
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