Gold Rates In India Crash 4.5%, Silver Rates Fall 6.5%: Latest 24K, 22K, 18K Gold-Silver Prices In Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi, More Cities

Gold rates in India paused their volatile momentum on Sunday, October 25, 2026, with 24-carat, 22-carat and 18-carat gold prices unchanged. Silver rates in India are also flat. Overall, in the month of October so far, gold prices have crashed nearly 4.5%, and silver rates have nosedived further by 6.4%. In the majority of cities in India, gold price is below Rs 142,600 per 10 grams, and silver has fallen to Rs 2.20 lakh per 1 kg. Will the trend continue next week as well?

10 grams gold price stood at Rs 1,42,580 in 24-carat, at Rs 1,30,700 in 22-carat and at Rs 1,06,940 in 18-carat. The price of 100 grams gold stood at Rs 14,25,800 in 24-carat, at Rs 13,07,000 in 22-carat and at Rs 10,69,400 in 18-carat. Meanwhile, 1 gram gold prices are at Rs 14,258 in 24-carat, at Rs 13,070 in 22-carat and at Rs 10,694 in 18-carat.

So far, 24-carat, 22-carat and 18-cart gold prices tumbled by 4.5%.

Gold Rates In Majority Cities:

In these cities, 24-carat and 22-carat gold prices are similar. On Sunday, 10 grams gold price stood at Rs 1,42,580 in 24-carat and at Rs 1,30,700 in 22-carat. While 100 grams gold stood at Rs 14,25,800 in 24-carat and at Rs 13,07,000 in 22-carat. The price of 1 gram gold here is at Rs 14,258 in 24-carat and at Rs 13,070 in 22-carat.

However, 18-carat gold is higher by Re 1 in Chennai to Rs 10,695 in 1 gram, at Rs 1,06,950 in 10 grams and at Rs 10,69,500 in 100 grams. Meanwhile, in Bangalore, Mumbai and Hyderabad, 18-carat gold stood at Rs 10,694 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,06,940 per 10 grams and at Rs 10,69,400 per 100 grams.

In the national capital, gold prices are broadly expensive. Here, 24-carat gold price stood at Rs 14,273 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,42,730 per 10 grams and at Rs 14,27,300 per 100 grams. Meanwhile, the 22-carat gold price is at Rs 13,085 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,30,850 per 10 grams and at Rs 13,08,500 per 100 grams. Also, 18-carat gold prices are at Rs 10,709 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,07,090 per 10 grams and at Rs 10,70,900 per 100 grams.

Silver Rates In India

At present, silver rates are unchanged in India. The price of 1Kg silver is at Rs 2.20 lakh, while 100 grams and 10 grams silver stood at Rs 22,000 and Rs 2,200. The cheapest silver is priced at Rs 220.

Silver Rates In Top Cities

In these cities, silver is also available at Rs 2,20,000 per 1Kg, at Rs 22,000 per 100 grams, at Rs 2,200 per 10 grams and at Rs 220 per 1Kg.

Overall, silver rates have crashed harder by 6.4% compared to gold.

“Gold ended the week with a modest loss as investors assess mixed signals from the Federal Reserve and persistent inflationary pressure. On COMEX, prices remain above the $4,000 mark but are consolidating within a broad range, with support near $4,075 and resistance around $4,400. Stronger-than-expected September CPI and PPI data have raised concerns that inflation may remain sticky, limiting the scope for aggressive monetary easing,” as per SMC Global Securities note.

Market expectations currently indicate a relatively low probability of a rate hike later this month, while the probability of a December hike remains elevated. Hawkish comments from Fed officials have added to uncertainty, with policymakers emphasizing the need to monitor inflation expectations and economic resilience.

At the same time, SMC’s note said the US dollar is heading toward its first weekly decline in five weeks, offering some support to dollar-denominated gold. In India, the suspension of bulk subscriptions to Gold ETFs by several major mutual funds ahead of the festive season has created an additional near-term sentiment factor. The move could affect investment flows, although redemption facilities remain available.

Gold & Silver Prices Weekly Outlook

According to SMC’s note, gold demand around Dussehra and Diwali, combined with rupee weakness and elevated import costs, remains important for domestic prices. Silver is also expected to remain volatile, with COMEX prices likely to trade in the $55-$65 range as investors balance industrial demand, monetary policy expectations and broader precious-metal sentiment. For the coming week, MCX Gold may trade in the range of Rs 1,43,000- Rs 1,52,500, while Silver may remain between Rs 2,05,000 and Rs 2,20,000. Overall, bullion markets are likely to remain range-bound but highly sensitive to Fed commentary, inflation expectations, dollar movements and global
risk sentiment. A sustained breakout beyond these levels could trigger stronger directional momentum in precious metals ahead.

“Gold had its steepest weekly fall in over four months as Houthi strikes on Saudi oil infrastructure pushed Brent above $112, reviving inflation concerns and higher-for-longer rate expectations. An AI-led equity selloff added to the liquidation. The Fed meets on October 27-28, with PCE inflation data also due next week. Overall, the trend is weak, with oversold conditions raising the risk of a sharp relief bounce,” said Ponmudi R, CEO of Enrich Money.

For silver, Ponmudi added, silver fell harder than gold, dropping roughly 7% in a single session on Thursday as the AI-led equity selloff and higher energy costs weighed on both the industrial and investment demand outlook. Brent above $112 kept inflation concerns firmly in play ahead of next week’s Fed meeting. Overall, the trend remains strongly bearish, though stretched momentum raises the odds of a technical bounce.

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