Friday’s bullion market in Delhi witnessed gold prices easing slightly, overshadowed by silver’s steep fall of more than ₹9,000 per kg. IBJA data shows 24-carat gold down ₹424 at ₹1,52,078/10g (previously ₹1,52,502), 22-carat at ₹1,39,303/10g (from ₹1,39,692), and 18-carat at ₹1,14,059/10g (from ₹1,14,377).
Silver crashed ₹9,410 to ₹2,44,929/kg from ₹2,54,339. IBJA’s bi-daily pricing at 12 PM and 5 PM captures these spot changes.
On the futures front, gold April 2026 advanced 0.83% to ₹1,53,337, contrasting silver March 2026’s 1.84% drop to ₹2,39,339. Overseas, Comex gold rose 0.39% to $4,908/oz as silver fell 3.61% to $73.90/oz.
Experts observed gold’s session-long volatility around $4,900/oz, with eyes on US unemployment figures for cues.
These movements reflect broader market dynamics, including dollar strength and anticipation of Fed signals. For consumers planning purchases, today’s silver correction offers potential value, while gold holds steady as an inflation hedge. Stay tuned for evening updates as trading evolves.