New Delhi: A huge fall was seen in domestic gold prices, while signs of recovery were seen in the international market. In big cities, the rates of 24 carat, 22 carat and 18 carat gold fell, and a significant decline was also recorded in the prices of silver. Market participants are now closely monitoring the gold prices on Saturday i.e. 14th February, which is also celebrated as Valentine’s Day.
Multi Commodity Exchange i.e. MCX will remain closed on weekends. However, some fluctuations may be seen in domestic gold and silver prices in different Indian cities. Gold, Silver Price Outlook Gold rates in India are likely to remain range bound on Saturday and there may be some upward momentum reflecting the trend of international prices.
What is the rate of gold?
Gold Rate in India: The rate of 24 carat gold in India fell by Rs 262 per gram to Rs 15,578 per gram. In India, the rate of 22 carat gold fell by Rs 240 per gram to Rs 240 per gram. In India, the rate of 18 carat gold fell by Rs 196 per gram to Rs 11,684 per gram.
What is the rate of silver?
Silver rate in India: Silver rate in India fell by Rs 15 per gram to Rs 280 per gram and Rs 2,80,000 per kilogram. Silver has given approximately 160 percent returns in the year 2025 and huge fluctuations have been seen in it in January.
MCX Silver, Gold Rate MCX Gold Rate closed 0.20 percent higher at Rs 1,56,200 on Friday for April contract expiry. Meanwhile, the silver rate on MCX for March contract expiry closed at Rs 2,44,999 per kg during the session.
Meanwhile, according to Trading Economics, the international gold rate increased to $4,990 per ounce on Friday. Although there may be some fluctuations in gold prices in the short term, experts remain bullish on gold in the long run. The report said, ‘Gold prices have shown one of the biggest fluctuations in modern history.
