Gold and Silver Prices Today, April 13, 2026: Latest Rates Across Major Indian Cities
Gold and silver prices moved sharply on Monday as global uncertainty kept investors cautious. Concerns over stalled US-Iran talks have weighed on market sentiment, while traders are also watching upcoming diplomatic developments for fresh direction in bullion prices.
In India, gold is currently priced around Rs 1,52,910 per 10 grams, while silver stands at Rs 2,44,250 per kg. In the international market, gold slipped slightly to $4,723.55 per ounce, and silver declined to $74.36 per ounce, reflecting a mild pullback after recent highs.
It is also worth noting that the domestic commodities market will remain shut on Tuesday morning due to Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti. Trading will resume later in the evening session.
Gold Prices in Major Cities
Gold rates continue to vary slightly across metro cities. Southern markets are still quoting the highest prices, while northern cities remain marginally lower.
Chennai is leading the chart among metros, with prices crossing Rs 1.53 lakh, while Delhi remains on the lower side compared to other major hubs.
Silver Prices in Major Cities
Silver prices are also holding strong, with southern cities once again quoting slightly higher rates than others.
Chennai is currently witnessing the highest silver rate among major cities, while Mumbai and Delhi are trading slightly lower but remain close.
Market Outlook
The bullion market is likely to stay sensitive to global developments in the coming days. Any progress in international negotiations or shifts in geopolitical tensions could influence price trends. For now, volatility remains the key theme, keeping both investors and buyers alert.
Disclaimer: The prices mentioned in this article are indicative and may vary depending on market fluctuations, location, and jewellers. Readers are advised to check with local dealers for the latest and most accurate rates before making any purchase decisions.
In India, gold is currently priced around Rs 1,52,910 per 10 grams, while silver stands at Rs 2,44,250 per kg. In the international market, gold slipped slightly to $4,723.55 per ounce, and silver declined to $74.36 per ounce, reflecting a mild pullback after recent highs.
It is also worth noting that the domestic commodities market will remain shut on Tuesday morning due to Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti. Trading will resume later in the evening session.
Gold Prices in Major Cities
Gold rates continue to vary slightly across metro cities. Southern markets are still quoting the highest prices, while northern cities remain marginally lower.
- Mumbai: Rs 1,52,630 per 10 grams
- Delhi: Rs 1,52,370 per 10 grams
- Bengaluru: Rs 1,52,750 per 10 grams
- Chennai: Rs 1,53,070 per 10 grams
- Hyderabad: Rs 1,52,870 per 10 grams
- Kolkata: Rs 1,52,430 per 10 grams
Chennai is leading the chart among metros, with prices crossing Rs 1.53 lakh, while Delhi remains on the lower side compared to other major hubs.
Silver Prices in Major Cities
Silver prices are also holding strong, with southern cities once again quoting slightly higher rates than others.
- Mumbai: Rs 2,43,810 per kg
- Delhi: Rs 2,43,390 per kg
- Bengaluru: Rs 2,44,000 per kg
- Chennai: Rs 2,44,520 per kg
- Hyderabad: Rs 2,44,200 per kg
- Kolkata: Rs 2,43,490 per kg
Chennai is currently witnessing the highest silver rate among major cities, while Mumbai and Delhi are trading slightly lower but remain close.
Market Outlook
The bullion market is likely to stay sensitive to global developments in the coming days. Any progress in international negotiations or shifts in geopolitical tensions could influence price trends. For now, volatility remains the key theme, keeping both investors and buyers alert. Disclaimer: The prices mentioned in this article are indicative and may vary depending on market fluctuations, location, and jewellers. Readers are advised to check with local dealers for the latest and most accurate rates before making any purchase decisions.
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