The bullion market has been busy with the ongoing Shraddh Paksha, and the price of gold and silver is continuously fluctuating. The prices of gold dropped on Saturday, 13 September 2025, with the price of silver rising. Within six days, the market has experienced two upsurges and two downfalls in gold rates, and this reflects the instability in the market.
According to the current rates, 24-carat gold dropped by 11, and the price dropped to 11,117 per gram. Likewise, gold 22 carats fell by 10 to 10,190 per gram, and 18 carats fell by 9 to 8,337 per gram. On 10 grams, the prices are 1,11,170 in 24 carat, 1,01,900 in 22 carat and 83,370 in 18 carat. The fall was 100 grams was 1,100, 1,000 and 900, respectively.
The gold price is also slightly varied city-wise. In Delhi, 24-carat gold costs 11130 per gram, whereas in Mumbai and Kolkata, it is 11117 per gram. Of the major metros, Chennai was the worst with ₹11,171 per gram.
Silver prices, on the contrary, improved. Silver is selling at 10 grams at 1,330 today, 10 grams more than it sold at yesterday. Similarly, 100 grams is priced at 13,300 and 1 kilogram of silver costs 133,000, which is an extreme increase of 1000 grams as compared to the previous day.
Analysts explain this price movement by the world market trends, especially the rising of the US dollar, selling off of investors, and alterations in the local demand. Traders anticipate a volatile future for gold and silver prices as the festivals approach, and the demand for both metals during the season is expected to increase, which is keeping buyers and investors on their alert.
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