Highlights
• Gold prices remain stable above ₹1.56 lakh per 10 grams across India
• 24K gold priced at ₹1,56,810 per 10 grams in the domestic market
• 22K gold trades at ₹1,43,743 per 10 grams
• Silver 999 Fine remains strong at ₹2,67,790 per kg
• Delhi records 24K gold at ₹1,56,260 per 10 grams
• Mumbai sees 24K gold at ₹1,56,530 per 10 grams
• Chennai reports the highest gold rate among major metros at ₹1,56,980 per 10 grams
• MCX remains closed on weekends; prices based on Friday’s closing levels
• Gold continues to benefit from safe-haven demand amid global economic uncertainty
• Silver prices remain elevated due to strong industrial demand and currency fluctuations
New Delhi, May 30, 2026: Gold and silver prices in India remained largely stable on Saturday, with the yellow metal continuing to trade above the ₹1.5 lakh mark despite mild corrections from recent highs. The Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) remained closed for the weekend, and current retail rates are based on Friday’s closing prices.
According to the latest bullion market data, 24-karat gold was priced at ₹1,56,810 per 10 grams, while 22-karat gold stood at ₹1,43,743 per 10 grams. Silver 999 Fine was quoted at ₹2,67,790 per kilogram, maintaining its strong position after a significant rally over the past year.
Among major cities, Chennai recorded the highest 24K gold rate at ₹1,56,980 per 10 grams, followed by Hyderabad at ₹1,56,770 and Bengaluru at ₹1,56,650. In Mumbai, 24K gold was priced at ₹1,56,530 per 10 grams, while Delhi reported ₹1,56,260 and Kolkata ₹1,56,320.
Silver prices also remained elevated across key markets, with Chennai witnessing the highest rate at ₹2,68,080 per kg. Hyderabad followed at ₹2,67,730, while Mumbai and Delhi recorded ₹2,67,300 and ₹2,66,840 per kg respectively.
Market experts believe gold continues to find support from global economic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and expectations surrounding central bank policy decisions. Investors have increasingly turned to precious metals as a safe-haven asset class amid volatility in global markets.
Gold has delivered impressive returns in recent years. After a historic rally in 2025, prices have continued their upward trajectory in 2026, supported by strong investment demand and global macroeconomic concerns. Silver has outperformed many asset classes due to growing industrial demand from sectors such as solar energy, electronics and electric vehicles.
Analysts expect both gold and silver to remain volatile in the near term, with investors closely tracking developments in global inflation, interest rates, crude oil prices and geopolitical events.
Market Rates (30 May 2026)
• India Average 24K Gold: ₹1,56,810 per 10 gm
• India Average 22K Gold: ₹1,43,743 per 10 gm
• Silver 999 Fine: ₹2,67,790 per kg
Major Cities
• Delhi: Gold ₹1,56,260 | Silver ₹2,66,840
• Mumbai: Gold ₹1,56,530 | Silver ₹2,67,300
• Kolkata: Gold ₹1,56,320 | Silver ₹2,66,950
• Bengaluru: Gold ₹1,56,650 | Silver ₹2,67,510
• Hyderabad: Gold ₹1,56,770 | Silver ₹2,67,730
• Chennai: Gold ₹1,56,980 | Silver ₹2,68,080
