Gold and silver prices in India remain stable on June 14, 2026. Prices show little change across major retail markets at press time. Trading activity stays limited as the Multi-Commodity Exchange remains closed during the weekend. Retail rates continue to follow Friday’s closing levels.
24K gold trades near Rs. 150,900 per 10 grams in major retail markets. 22K gold stays close to Rs. 138,325 per 10 grams in retail markets. Silver with 999 purity holds around Rs. 247,630 per kilogram across the domestic bullion trade. Overall movement remains very small compared to earlier sessions.
In Delhi, 24K gold stands at Rs. 150,370 per 10 grams. 22K gold stays around Rs. 137,839 per 10 grams. Silver trades close to Rs. 260 per gram or Rs. 260,000 per kilogram. In Mumbai, 24K gold is near Rs. 150,630 per 10 grams with steady silver rates. Kolkata shows 24K gold around Rs. 150,430 per 10 grams with similar silver pricing.
Other major cities such as Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai also report stable bullion rates. Chennai shows slightly higher gold prices compared to northern cities. Silver prices remain almost the same across all major regions without major differences.
Gold prices stay supported by global uncertainty and steady demand from buyers. Silver prices follow industrial demand from sectors like electronics and solar energy. Currency movement and global market signals also influence domestic bullion trends.
Weekend closure of MCX limits live price updates and keeps the market calm. Jewellery buyers continue to pay extra charges like GST and making charges on top of base rates. This keeps final retail purchase costs higher than listed prices.
Gold continues to act as a stable investment option during uncertain global conditions. Silver shows more movement compared to gold, as it depends on industrial usage. Experts expect prices to stay within a limited range in the near term.
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