Gold and silver rates on March 28, 2026: Check out the latest rates across cities

Gold and silver prices in India recorded a noticeable uptick on March 28, 2026, reflecting firm global trends and steady domestic demand. The price of 24-carat gold (99.9% purity) stood at ₹14,809 per gram, marking an increase of ₹251, while 22-carat gold was priced at ₹13,575 per gram, up by ₹230. Meanwhile, 18-carat gold rose to ₹11,107 per gram, gaining ₹188.

Across major cities, gold rates remained largely consistent, with slight regional variations. Chennai reported high prices, where 24-carat gold reached ₹14,902 per gram and 22-carat gold touched ₹13,660. In contrast, cities such as Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad recorded similar rates, indicating stable pricing across key urban centres.

Silver prices also followed an upward trajectory. The metal was priced at ₹245 per gram, reflecting a rise of ₹5, while one kilogram of silver climbed to ₹2,45,000, up by ₹5,000. Chennai, Hyderabad, and Kerala saw slightly higher silver rates compared to other cities, mirroring local demand patterns.

Market analysts attribute the increase in precious metal prices to fluctuations in international markets, currency movements, and sustained investor interest in safe-haven assets. With ongoing global uncertainties, both gold and silver continue to attract buyers, particularly ahead of the festive and wedding seasons in India.