On September 20, 2026, gold and silver prices increased across major Indian cities due to global market conditions. Delhi recorded the highest gold rates, with 24K priced at Rs 1,55,990 per 10 grams. Meanwhile, Hyderabad reported the highest silver price at Rs 2,71,100 per kilogram.

Gold and silver prices remain in focus as precious-metal rates continue to move amid changing global market conditions. On September 20, 2026, gold prices were higher across several major Indian markets, while silver also remained elevated. Buyers looking to purchase jewellery or bullion should check the latest city-wise rates before making a purchase, as prices can vary depending on location, taxes and other charges.

According to the latest available market data, 24K gold in Mumbai is priced at Rs 1,55,840 per 10 grams, while 22K gold costs Rs 1,42,850 per 10 grams. Delhi is slightly higher, with 24K gold at ₹1,55,990 and 22K gold at Rs 1,43,000 per 10 grams. Silver prices have also climbed sharply in several major cities. Mumbai's silver rate stands at Rs 2,66,100 per kilogram, while Delhi records Rs 2,67,100 per kilogram.

Gold and Silver Rates Today: City-Wise

City22K Gold (10g)24K Gold (10g)Silver (1 kg)
DelhiRs 1,43,000Rs 1,55,990Rs 2,67,100
MumbaiRs 1,42,850Rs 1,55,840Rs 2,66,100
KolkataRs 1,42,850Rs 1,55,840Rs 2,62,100
ChennaiRs 1,42,850Rs 1,55,840Rs 2,68,100
BengaluruRs 1,42,850Rs 1,55,840Rs 2,62,100
HyderabadRs 1,42,850Rs 1,55,840Rs 2,71,100

Note: Rates are indicative market prices and may exclude GST, making charges and other applicable levies.

The latest data shows that Delhi has the highest 24K and 22K gold rates among these six cities, while Hyderabad has the highest silver price in the table. Bengaluru and Kolkata record the lowest silver rate among the six at ₹2,62,100 per kilogram.

Gold and silver prices can change during market hours and may differ between bullion markets and individual jewellers. The final amount paid for jewellery can also be higher because of GST, making charges and other applicable costs. Therefore, buyers should confirm the prevailing local rate with their jeweller before making a purchase.