Gold and Silver Prices in India Today, 6 July 2026: 24K Gold Nearly Flat at ₹1,47,720, Silver at ₹2,37,560 as Comex Rises Strongly

by Incbusiness Team

Gold and silver prices in India are nearly unchanged today. 24K gold is at ₹1,47,720 per 10 grams, down just 0.09% from yesterday's ₹1,47,850. Silver 999 Fine is at ₹2,37,560 per kg, down a tiny 0.06% from ₹2,37,700. The domestic dip is very small and mostly reflects a stronger rupee. On global markets, Comex gold is up 1.08% and Comex silver is up 2.25%, showing strong buying interest abroad. Both metals are up sharply from a week ago.

Gold and Silver Rate Today by City

City 22K Gold (per 10g) 24K Gold (per 10g) Silver (per kg)
Delhi ₹1,35,410 ₹1,47,720 ₹2,37,560
Mumbai ₹1,35,260 ₹1,47,560 ₹2,37,560
Chennai ₹1,36,840 ₹1,49,240 ₹2,37,560
Hyderabad ₹1,35,260 ₹1,47,560 ₹2,37,560
Bengaluru ₹1,35,260 ₹1,47,560 ₹2,37,560
Kolkata ₹1,35,260 ₹1,47,560 ₹2,37,560
Pune ₹1,35,260 ₹1,47,560 ₹2,37,560
Ahmedabad ₹1,35,710 ₹1,48,060 ₹2,37,560
Lucknow ₹1,35,410 ₹1,47,720 ₹2,37,560
Jaipur ₹1,35,410 ₹1,47,720 ₹2,37,560

Rates are indicative bullion prices for 6 July 2026. Jewellery prices add making charges and GST.

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Gold Rate Today: What You Need to Know

Gold is down just 0.09% today in India. This is a very small move and not a cause for concern. The reason Indian prices dipped slightly even as Comex rose is the rupee. When the rupee strengthens against the dollar, gold becomes slightly cheaper to import, which caps domestic prices.

Comex gold rose 1.08% to $4,170.20 per ounce, with a session high of $4,215.50. This global rally is supported by last week's weak US jobs data, which reduced fears of a Fed rate hike. Gold is up a solid 3.44% from a week ago, showing the weekly trend is clearly positive.

Period 24K Gold (per 10g) Change
Today (6 July 2026) ₹1,47,720
Yesterday (5 July 2026) ₹1,47,850 🔴▼ Down 0.09%
One Week Ago (29 June 2026) ₹1,42,810 🟢▲ Up 3.44%
One Month Ago (6 June 2026) ₹1,55,750 🔴▼ Down 5.16%
One Year Ago (6 July 2025) ₹97,310 🟢▲ Up 51.80%

Silver Rate Today: What You Need to Know

Silver is also nearly flat today at ₹2,37,560 per kg, down just 0.06% from yesterday. On Comex, silver jumped 2.25% to $62.44 per ounce, with a session high of $63.73. Like gold, the domestic dip is a currency effect and not a reflection of weak demand.

Silver is up 6.49% from a week ago, which is a strong weekly gain. It is down 4.63% from a month ago, showing some of June's losses are still to be recovered.

Period Silver 999 (per kg) Change
Today (6 July 2026) ₹2,37,560
Yesterday (5 July 2026) ₹2,37,700 🔴▼ Down 0.06%
One Week Ago (29 June 2026) ₹2,23,080 🟢▲ Up 6.49%
One Month Ago (6 June 2026) ₹2,49,090 🔴▼ Down 4.63%
One Year Ago (6 July 2025) ₹1,08,530 🟢▲ Up 118.89%

MCX Gold and Silver Rate Today

Metal MCX Price Change High Low
Gold (per 10g) ₹1,47,240 🔴▼ Down ₹138 (−0.09%) ₹1,47,509 ₹1,46,899
Silver (per kg) ₹2,37,354 🔴▼ Down ₹56 (−0.02%) ₹2,37,676 ₹2,35,500

MCX gold and silver are nearly flat today. The intraday range on both metals is very tight, showing a calm session. Comex is outperforming MCX today, which means if the rupee weakens even slightly over the next session, Indian prices could quickly catch up with the global rally.

Key Reasons Behind Today's Price Move

  • Comex Rising Strongly: Comex gold is up 1.08% and silver up 2.25% today. Global buyers are still responding positively to last week’s weak US jobs data, which reduced the chance of a Fed rate hike.
  • Rupee Strength Caps Indian Gains: The rupee is holding firm against the dollar today. This keeps Indian gold and silver prices slightly lower than global trends would suggest.
  • Weak US Jobs Data Still Driving Mood: Last Friday’s US jobs report showed far fewer jobs added than expected. This is the key reason global gold and silver have been rising this week.
  • Tight MCX Range Shows Stability: Both MCX gold and silver are trading in a very narrow range today. This is a sign of stability rather than weakness, after weeks of sharp swings in June.

Should You Buy Gold or Silver Now

Gold is still 5.16% below its level from a month ago. Silver is 4.63% lower. Both are up strongly from a year ago. For long term buyers, current levels are still more attractive than early June prices.

The global picture looks positive with Comex rising. If the rupee weakens slightly, Indian prices could rise to match. Buying in small parts over a few days is the safer approach rather than waiting for one perfect moment.

Always check the BIS hallmark before buying gold. Every piece must have a six digit HUID code. For silver, look for the 999 or 925 purity mark.

FAQs

Why did Indian gold prices barely move when Comex rose today?

When the rupee strengthens against the dollar, gold becomes slightly cheaper to import. This keeps Indian prices flat or slightly lower even when Comex is rising. The two tend to align once the currency effect settles.

Is gold up or down this week?

Gold is up 3.44% from a week ago, rising from ₹1,42,810 to ₹1,47,720. The weekly trend is clearly positive, driven by last week's weak US jobs data reducing fears of a Fed rate hike.

Is this a good time to buy gold or silver in India?

Gold is 5.16% and silver 4.63% below their month ago levels. For long term buyers, current prices are still reasonable. The global trend is turning positive. Spread your purchase over a few sessions rather than buying all at once.

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