Check Gold and Silver Prices on Jan 20, 2026, Across Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad & More

Gold and silver prices in India witnessed a firm trend on Tuesday morning. The gold rate at the national level stood at ₹1,47,270 per 10 grams, gaining ₹870, or 0.59%, from the previous close. Silver prices also moved higher, trading at ₹3,16,570 per kg, up by ₹5,750, marking a rise of 1.85%. The price update was recorded at 09:35 AM India time.

10 Gram Gold Prices in Major Indian Cities on January 20, 2026

Note: These prices are indicative. Actual prices may vary depending on the dealer's margins, making charges, GST, and other applicable levies.

1 KG Silver Prices in Major Indian Cities on January 20, 2026

Note: These prices are indicative. Actual prices may vary depending on the dealer's margins, making charges, GST, and other applicable levies.

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Gold and Silver Rates in Major Cities

In Kolkata, gold was quoted at ₹146,810 per 10 grams, reflecting an increase of ₹870 or 0.60%. Silver in the city was priced at ₹315,570 per kg, higher by ₹5,730 with a gain of 1.85%. The upward movement mirrored the overall positive momentum seen in the precious metals market across the country.

Chennai witnessed slightly higher levels compared to other metros. Gold in Chennai traded at ₹147,440 per 10 grams, rising ₹880 or 0.60%, while silver prices climbed to ₹316,910 per kg with an increase of ₹5,760, up 1.85%. Strong retail demand and global cues supported prices in the southern market.

In Hyderabad, gold was priced at ₹147,240 per 10 grams, gaining ₹880 or 0.60%. Silver stood at ₹316,490 per kg, up by ₹5,750, also advancing 1.85%. The trend remained in line with other major cities as investors continued to prefer safe-haven assets.

Thiruvananthapuram recorded the highest gold rate among the listed cities at ₹147,460 per 10 grams, up ₹880 or 0.60%. Silver in the Kerala capital traded at ₹316,960 per kg, rising ₹5,760, an increase of 1.85%. Overall, precious metals maintained a positive bias supported by international market strength and domestic buying interest.

Gold and Silver Futures Performance

The SILVER FUTCOM contract with expiry on 05 March 2026 traded with significant gains. The contract opened at ₹306,499 per kg and touched a high of ₹319,949, while the day’s low remained at ₹306,499. Silver futures recorded an absolute gain of ₹7,434, translating into a sharp rise of 2.40%, reflecting strong buying interest in the white metal.

The GOLD FUTCOM contract expiring on 05 February 2026 opened at ₹145,775 per 10 grams and slipped to an intraday low of ₹145,500. Gold futures registered an absolute increase of ₹1,182, marking a gain of 0.81% for the session.

Conclusion

Gold and silver continue to trade with a positive bias across major Indian markets, supported by firm global cues and steady domestic demand.

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