Gold Silver Price Today: Did the prices of gold and silver increase or decrease on Holi? Know the latest rate of your city today

Gold Price Today: A sharp rise in the prices of gold and silver was seen in the domestic futures market on Wednesday, March 4. A day earlier i.e. on March 3, there was a sudden fall in both the precious metals, due to which investors were surprised. Till the time of writing the news, gold future with expiry on April 2, 2026 was trading at a gain of around Rs 2,542 on Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX). At the same time, a rise of about Rs 8,500 was recorded in the prices of silver.

Gold futures on MCX opened at Rs 1,63,265 per 10 grams. It had closed at Rs 1,61,108 on the last trading day. At around 9:55 am, gold future was trading at Rs 1,63,650 with a rise of 1.58 percent. It also touched a high of Rs 1,63,800 in early trade. Silver price on MCX: Silver with expiry on March 5, 2026 was trading at Rs 2,67,000 per kg with a rise of 3.30 percent or Rs 8,525.

Silver started the day at Rs 2,66,500 and recorded a high of Rs 2,67,000 during trading. Price of silver in major cities: In Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai, 10 grams of silver is being sold for around Rs 2,850. For 100 grams of silver, customers will have to spend around Rs 28,500. The price of 10 grams of silver in Chennai is approximately Rs 2,950.

Gold price in your city (per 10 grams)

Delhi 24 carat – Rs 1,67,760 22 carat – Rs 1,53,790 18 carat – Rs 1,25,860

Mumbai 24 carat – Rs 1,67,610 22 carat – Rs 1,53,640 18 carat – Rs 1,25,710

Chennai 24 carat – Rs 1,68,700 22 carat – Rs 1,56,640 18 carat – Rs 1,32,490

Kolkata 24 carat – Rs 1,67,610 22 carat – Rs 1,53,640 18 carat – Rs 1,25,710

Ahmedabad 24 carat – Rs 1,67,660 22 carat – Rs 1,53,690 18 carat – Rs 1,25,760

Lucknow 24 carat – Rs 1,67,760 22 carat – Rs 1,53,790 18 carat – Rs 1,25,860

Patna 24 carat – Rs 1,67,660 22 carat – Rs 1,53,690 18 carat – Rs 1,25,760

Hyderabad 24 carat – Rs 1,64,510 22 carat – Rs 1,50,800 18 carat – Rs 1,23,380

Due to the strength in the international market and domestic demand, gold and silver are again showing an upward trend. Investors are now keeping an eye on the dollar index, bond yields and global geopolitical situation.

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