India’s gold prices dipped slightly on Saturday, with 24-carat gold at ₹12,703 per gram, 22-carat at ₹11,644 per gram and 18-carat at ₹9,527 per gram. Gold has long been viewed as a dependable safeguard against inflation, keeping it popular among both investors and jewellery buyers.

Many investors continue to regard gold as a stable and reliable asset, particularly during periods of economic uncertainty. Daily rate updates are compiled from major jewellers across the country, with the latest figures sourced from Goodreturns and intended for general information.

Buyers looking for the most accurate, real-time prices are advised to confirm rates directly with local jewellers or through the official bullion market before making a purchase.

Current gold rates in India (November 15)

24K gold: ₹12,703 per gram

22K gold: ₹11,644 per gram

18K gold: ₹9,527 per gram

Investors and buyers can check daily updates on gold and silver prices to make informed decisions in the market.

Gold prices in major cities (November 15, 2025)

City

24 K

22 K

18 K

Delhi

₹12,718

₹11,659

₹9,542

Mumbai

₹12,703

₹11,644

₹9,527

Chennai

₹12,806

₹11,739

₹9,789

Kolkata

₹12,703

₹11,644

₹9,527

Bengaluru

₹12,703

₹11,644

₹9,527

Hyderabad

₹12,703

₹11,644

₹9,527

Kerala

₹12,703

₹11,644

₹9,527

Silver price today in India (November 15, 2025)

Silver prices in India stood at ₹173.20 per gram and ₹1,73,200 per kilogram on 15 November. Movements in global bullion markets remain the primary driver of silver prices, while fluctuations in the rupee against the US dollar play a key role in shaping domestic rates. A weaker rupee typically lifts silver prices in India even if international rates remain unchanged.

What drives precious metal prices

A number of factors continue to influence gold and silver costs across the country:

  • Global cues: International supply-demand shifts, investor sentiment, and geopolitical tensions often push prices higher.
  • Currency fluctuations: A softer rupee increases import costs, directly impacting gold and silver rates.
  • Local demand: Festive seasons such as Diwali and Dhanteras, along with the wedding season, regularly contribute to price surges.
  • Central bank policies: RBI decisions on inflation control, interest rates and foreign reserves can alter market conditions.

Advice for buyers and investors

Experts recommend that those purchasing gold jewellery, coins or bullion keep the following in mind:

  • Look for BIS hallmarking to confirm purity.
  • Compare prices across different jewellers before finalising a purchase.
  • Request a clear invoice detailing weight and purity.
  • Track daily price movements to benefit from short-term dips.