Gold and Silver Prices Surge for Second Consecutive Day in India’s Bullion Market

New Delhi, July 3 — India’s bullion market witnessed a notable rise in precious metal prices for the second day in a row, with both gold and silver becoming costlier today. The sharp upswing in rates is attributed to global market cues and renewed domestic buying ahead of the festive and wedding season.

Gold Prices See Strong Uptick

Gold prices surged by ₹840 to ₹920 per 10 grams in most major markets today. As per market data, 24-carat gold is currently trading between ₹99,330 and ₹99,480 per 10 grams, while 22-carat gold is priced between ₹91,050 and ₹91,200 per 10 grams across the country.

Here’s how gold prices stand in key cities:

• Delhi:

  • 24K – ₹99,480/10g

  • 22K – ₹91,200/10g

• Mumbai:

  • 24K – ₹99,330/10g

  • 22K – ₹91,050/10g

• Ahmedabad:

  • 24K – ₹99,380/10g

  • 22K – ₹91,100/10g

• Chennai:

  • 24K – ₹99,330/10g

  • 22K – ₹91,050/10g

• Kolkata:

  • 24K – ₹99,330/10g

  • 22K – ₹91,050/10g

• Lucknow:

  • 24K – ₹99,480/10g

  • 22K – ₹91,200/10g

• Patna:

  • 24K – ₹99,380/10g

  • 22K – ₹91,100/10g

• Jaipur:

  • 24K – ₹99,480/10g

  • 22K – ₹91,200/10g

Silver Also Climbs Higher

Silver also showed a mild uptick today. In Delhi’s bullion market, silver prices rose to ₹1,11,000 per kilogram, continuing its upward trend in line with gold.

Southern and Eastern Markets Join the Rally

Like other parts of India, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Bhubaneswar also witnessed higher gold prices today:

• 24K Gold – ₹99,330/10g

• 22K Gold – ₹91,050/10g

What’s Driving the Surge?

The consistent rise in gold and silver prices is being attributed to:

• Positive global market sentiment

• Renewed demand from investors and jewellers

• Seasonal domestic buying ahead of Raksha Bandhan and festive months