Gold and silver prices in India on March 17, 2026, show slight fluctuations, with rates varying across major cities due to global trends and local demand
Gold and silver prices in India on March 17, 2026, remain influenced by international market trends, currency fluctuations, and domestic demand, particularly from the jewellery sector and investors.
Gold prices in India today
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As per the latest data, the price of 24K gold (99.9% pure) stands at Rs 15,741 per gram, while 22K gold (commonly used in jewellery) is priced at Rs 14,429 per gram. The slight increase in prices is attributed to global demand and inflationary pressures.
Gold continues to hold cultural and economic importance in India, especially during weddings and festive seasons, where demand typically rises and impacts local pricing.
City-wise gold rates
Gold prices vary slightly across major cities due to local taxes and demand:
- Delhi: 24K gold at Rs 15,756 per gram, 22K gold at Rs 14,444 per gram
- Mumbai: 24K gold at Rs 15,741 per gram, 22K gold at Rs 14,429 per gram
- Kolkata: 24K gold at Rs 15,741 per gram, 22K gold at Rs 14,429 per gram
- Chennai: 24K gold at Rs 16,047 per gram, 22K gold at Rs 14,709 per gram
Silver prices today
Silver prices are also witnessing movement in line with global trends. On March 17, silver is priced at Rs 2,69,900 per kilogram, while Silver 925 (sterling silver) is at Rs 2,74,900 per kilogram.
Silver remains popular both as an investment and for jewellery, particularly in regions where silver ornaments are widely used. Industrial demand also plays a significant role in determining its price movements.
City-wise silver rates
- Delhi: Silver 999 at Rs 2,699 per 10 grams
- Mumbai: Silver 999 at Rs 2,699 per 10 grams
- Kolkata: Silver 999 at Rs 2,699 per 10 grams
- Chennai: Silver 999 at Rs 2,759 per 10 grams
What is driving prices
Gold and silver prices in India are largely determined by international bullion rates, the strength of the US dollar, import duties, and local demand. Seasonal buying patterns, especially during festivals and wedding periods, also contribute to price fluctuations.
Overall, both gold and silver continue to be key assets for investment and cultural use in India, with daily price movements reflecting broader global economic conditions.
(Disclaimer: Gold and silver prices mentioned in this article are based on publicly available data and may vary slightly depending on local markets, jewellers, taxes, and making charges. Rates are subject to change throughout the day due to market fluctuations. This information is for general awareness only and should not be considered financial or investment advice.)
Published: 17 Mar 2026, 09:16 am IST
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