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Gold prices in India stood at Rs. 14,471 per gram for 24K and Rs. 13,265 for 22K on 27 March 2026. Silver prices were at Rs. 2,40,000 per kilogram, reflecting a steady trend amid geopolitical tensions that influence bullion demand.
Hyderabad reported 24K gold at Rs. 14,471 per gram, 22K at Rs. 13,265, and 18K at Rs. 10,853, with silver at Rs. 245 per gram. The Delhi market displayed higher gold prices than on previous days because 24K gold reached Rs. 14,486 and silver reached Rs. 240 per gram. The Mumbai market showed the same gold prices as the Hyderabad market, while silver prices matched the Delhi market.
Market experts believe the current rise reflects short covering rather than a strong bullish shift. Hareesh V of Geojit Investments said a mild recovery is likely, though a breakout above recent highs may remain difficult due to a firm dollar. Jateen Trivedi of LKP Securities added that gold could trade in the Rs. 1,35,000–1,55,000 range in the near term, with volatility persisting.
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Gold rate rose on the MCX on Friday morning amid a softer dollar, which encouraged value buying after the recent correction. MCX gold June futures jumped nearly 1% to Rs. 1,43,829 per 10 grams, while MCX silver May contracts gained about 2% to Rs. 2,23,978 per kg. The dollar index slipped around 0.10%, making gold relatively cheaper in overseas markets and improving its appeal.
Gold prices will stay within a specific range in the near term as investors monitor changes in the dollar value, crude oil prices, and developments in the Middle East. Geopolitical tension developments will determine upcoming market trends, while global market signals will create temporary price increases.
