Gold Rates Today (November 15, 2025): Slight Dip Amidst Moderated Demand
For generations, gold has been viewed as a cornerstone of financial security, valued for its ability to hold purchasing power even when markets fluctuate or inflation runs high. Beyond its historical role as a symbol of wealth, the metal continues to attract investors seeking stability during unpredictable economic phases. Below is a breakdown of today’s gold prices across India.
As per today’s updates, 24K gold or 999 purity is priced at Rs 12,703 per gram. The commonly purchased 22K gold variant, which contains 91.67 per cent pure gold, stands at Rs 11,644 per gram, while 18K gold is priced at Rs 9,527 per gram, according to Goodreturns. All three categories have shown marginal adjustments compared to yesterday.
How Gold Prices Are Determined In India
Gold rates in the country shift based on a combination of international and domestic factors. Global market trends, currency strength, particularly movements in the US Dollar, and local jewellery demand all influence daily pricing. High buying activity around festivals or wedding seasons can also push rates upward. Currently, prices have eased slightly due to moderated demand and inflationary pressures.
Prices Across Major Cities
Gold prices across major Indian cities remain closely aligned today, with 24K rates generally hovering around the Rs 12,700 mark. Chennai recorded the highest price at Rs 12,806 per gram, followed by Delhi at Rs 12,718, while Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kerala and Pune all stood at Rs 12,703. In cities like Vadodara and Ahmedabad, the 24K rate was marginally higher at Rs 12,708. For 22K gold, prices ranged from Rs 11,644 in Mumbai and several other metros to Rs 11,739 in Chennai, with Vadodara and Ahmedabad slightly higher at Rs 11,649. Meanwhile, 18K gold was priced between Rs 9,527 in most major centres and Rs 9,789 in Chennai, reflecting small city-wise variations but overall stable trends nationwide.
Silver Prices Show Modest Variation
Silver remains a popular choice for both investment and ornamentation, especially in regions with strong cultural demand. Today, silver is priced at Rs 173.20 per gram, amounting to Rs 1,73,200 per kilogram.
Both gold and silver continue to respond to global market dynamics, industrial demand, and domestic buying trends. With price movements expected to remain active, investors and jewellery buyers may benefit from monitoring daily updates to make informed decisions.
