Gold and Silver Rates Today, March 9: Check Latest City-Wise Prices

Gold and silver prices in India saw an uptick on Monday as investors kept a close watch on global developments and important economic signals that could influence market sentiment. Ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and fresh macroeconomic data continue to play a key role in shaping the direction of bullion prices.

According to market data, gold in India is currently priced at around Rs 1,62,280 per 10 grams, while silver stands at approximately Rs 2,68,860 per kg.

Gold Price Today in Major Cities

Across major Indian cities, gold prices remain strong with slight variations.

Mumbai, the country’s financial hub, is witnessing 24-carat gold priced at about Rs 1,61,990 per 10 grams. In Kolkata, the rate is nearly Rs 1,61,770, staying close to Mumbai’s trend. The national capital Delhi is slightly lower with gold selling at around Rs 1,61,710 per 10 grams.

Southern cities continue to report higher prices. Chennai tops the list at around Rs 1,62,460, while Hyderabad records Rs 1,62,240 and Bengaluru stands at about Rs 1,62,120 per 10 grams.

Gold Rates City-Wise (per 10 grams)

• Mumbai: Rs 1,61,990
• Delhi: Rs 1,61,710
• Bengaluru: Rs 1,62,120
• Chennai: Rs 1,62,460
• Hyderabad: Rs 1,62,240
• Kolkata: Rs 1,61,770

Silver Price Today in Major Cities

Silver prices are also seeing firm momentum across key markets. Mumbai currently records silver at around Rs 2,68,380 per kg, while Delhi follows closely at Rs 2,67,910 per kg.

In southern markets, Chennai leads with approximately Rs 2,69,160 per kg, with Hyderabad at Rs 2,68,800 and Bengaluru around Rs 2,68,590. In Kolkata, silver is trading at roughly Rs 2,68,020 per kg.

Silver Rates City-Wise (per kg)

• Mumbai: Rs 2,68,380
• Delhi: Rs 2,67,910
• Bengaluru: Rs 2,68,590
• Chennai: Rs 2,69,160
• Hyderabad: Rs 2,68,800
• Kolkata: Rs 2,68,020

Global Market Trend

While domestic prices showed an upward trend, the international bullion market experienced some pressure last week. Silver futures on the Comex dropped by nearly 10 percent, losing about $8.98, while gold prices declined by $89.2, or around 1.7 percent.

Despite global fluctuations, demand for precious metals in India often remains resilient due to investment interest, seasonal buying, and market sentiment.

Investors and buyers continue to track global economic signals and geopolitical developments closely, as these factors are likely to influence bullion prices in the coming days.


Disclaimer: The gold and silver prices mentioned in this article are indicative and may vary depending on local market conditions, taxes, and jeweller charges. Readers are advised to check with local dealers or official bullion market sources for the latest and exact rates before making any purchase or investment decision.