Gold and silver prices in India witnessed a marginal decline in early trade on Thursday, April 9, 2026. As of 09:45 AM (IST), gold was trading at ₹151,570 per 10 grams, registering a fall of ₹220 (0.14%) compared to the previous session.
Silver prices also moved lower, with the metal quoted at ₹238,050 per kilogram, down by ₹2,710 (1.13%).
Gold Prices in Key Indian Cities
Across major cities, gold prices showed slight variations depending on local demand and market conditions:
- New Delhi: ₹151,030 (24K) | ₹138,444 (22K)
- Mumbai: ₹151,290 (24K) | ₹138,683 (22K)
- Bangalore: ₹151,410 (24K) | ₹138,793 (22K)
Note: Prices are indicative and may vary based on jeweller margins, making charges, GST, and other levies.
Silver Prices in Major Cities
Silver rates also reflected a similar downward trend:
- Mumbai: ₹237,620 per kg
- New Delhi: ₹237,210 per kg
- Bangalore: ₹237,810 per kg
Note: Actual prices may differ depending on dealer pricing and applicable charges.
Price Movement in South Indian Cities
In South India, precious metals traded lower across key markets:
- Thiruvananthapuram:
- Gold: ₹151,750 per 10 grams (down ₹220 / 0.14%)
- Silver: ₹238,340 per kg (down ₹2,710 / 1.12%)
- Chennai:
- Gold: ₹151,730 per 10 grams (down ₹220 / 0.14%)
- Silver: ₹238,310 per kg (down ₹2,710 / 1.12%)
- Hyderabad:
- Gold: ₹151,530 per 10 grams (down ₹220 / 0.14%)
- Silver: ₹238,000 per kg (down ₹2,700 / 1.12%)
Market Overview
The slight dip in gold and silver prices reflects mild weakness in early market trade. Precious metal prices continue to be influenced by global economic cues, currency movements, and geopolitical developments.
Conclusion
Overall, both gold and silver recorded modest declines across major Indian cities on April 9, 2026. Market participants are likely to stay watchful as price movements remain sensitive to international trends and macroeconomic factors.
Summary:
Gold and silver prices edged lower on April 9, 2026, with gold falling to ₹151,570 per 10 grams and silver to ₹238,050 per kg. Prices declined across major cities including Chennai, Hyderabad, and Thiruvananthapuram, reflecting a mild weakness in early trade driven by global market factors.
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