Gold prices in India on 15 February 2026 edged higher, with 24K gold near Rs 1.56 lakh, while silver slipped slightly to Rs 2,79,900
Gold prices in India on 15 February 2026 showed a slight rebound after recent volatility, with 24K gold hovering near Rs 1.56 lakh per 10 grams, while silver slipped marginally to Rs 2,79,900 per kilogram. Investors and jewellery buyers are closely monitoring the market amid firm global cues.
Gold prices rebound after recent slide
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After two sessions of decline, gold futures on the MCX edged higher on 15 February, gaining around 1%. The recovery follows heavy selling pressure earlier in the week when prices fell nearly 3%. International spot gold rebounded, trading near USD 4,960 per ounce, while MCX 24K gold futures were priced at Rs 1,58,540 per 10 grams. Traders are watching the crucial psychological threshold of Rs 1.6 lakh per 10 grams closely.
Domestic rates across cities
Here are the latest 15 February gold prices in major Indian cities:
24K gold:
- Chennai – Rs 15,884 per gram
- Mumbai – Rs 15,775 per gram
- Delhi – Rs 15,790 per gram
- Kolkata – Rs 15,775 per gram
- Bengaluru – Rs 15,775 per gram
- Hyderabad – Rs 15,775 per gram
- Ahmedabad – Rs 15,780 per gram
22K gold:
- Chennai – Rs 14,560 per gram
- Mumbai – Rs 14,460 per gram
- Delhi – Rs 14,475 per gram
- Kolkata – Rs 14,460 per gram
- Bengaluru – Rs 14,460 per gram
- Hyderabad – Rs 14,460 per gram
- Ahmedabad – Rs 14,465 per gram
18K gold:
- Chennai – Rs 12,450 per gram
- Mumbai – Rs 11,831 per gram
- Delhi – Rs 11,846 per gram
- Kolkata – Rs 11,831 per gram
- Bengaluru – Rs 11,831 per gram
- Hyderabad – Rs 11,831 per gram
- Ahmedabad – Rs 11,836 per gram
Silver prices today
Silver prices slipped slightly on 15 February. One kilogram of silver was priced at Rs 2,79,900 across Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai. International spot silver showed recovery, rising 2.1% to USD 76.76 per ounce, following an 11% drop earlier in the week.
Gold and silver prices are sensitive to global cues, including US dollar movements, interest rate expectations, and economic data. A Bloomberg report noted that consumer spending remained flat in December, keeping investors alert ahead of the January employment report.
Gold has seen sharp swings in early 2026, touching a record high of Rs 1,80,779 per 10 grams on 29 January. Domestic bullion markets continue to consolidate, with traders balancing caution and optimism amid global volatility and local demand trends.
(Disclaimer: The gold and silver prices mentioned in this article are indicative and based on the latest available data as of 15 February 2026. Prices may vary across cities, jewellery stores, and online platforms due to local demand, supply, taxes, and market fluctuations. Readers are advised to verify rates with authorised dealers or official exchanges before making any investment or purchase decisions. The article does not constitute financial advice.)
Published: 15 Feb 2026, 07:51 am IST
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