Check Gold and Silver Prices on Jan 22, 2026, Across Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad & More

Gold and silver prices showed mixed trends in India as of Thursday, January 22, 2026, at 9:15 AM IST. Gold was trading at ₹152,320 per 10 grams, down by ₹1,490 or 0.97% from the previous session, indicating some profit-taking at higher levels. In contrast, silver prices moved higher, with silver quoted at ₹319,720 per kilogram, gaining ₹2,490 or 0.78%.

10 Gram Gold Prices in Major Indian Cities on January 22, 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 22, 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

Gold and silver prices showed a similar trend across major southern cities on Thursday, January 22, 2026, as of 9:20 AM IST. 

In Thiruvananthapuram, gold was priced at ₹153,230 per 10 grams, down by ₹770 or 0.50%, while silver traded at ₹320,580 per kg, up by ₹2,960 or 0.93%. 

Chennai reported gold at ₹153,210 per 10 grams, also lower by ₹770 or 0.50%, with silver quoted at ₹320,540 per kg, gaining ₹2,960 or 0.93%. 

In Hyderabad, gold was slightly lower at ₹153,010 per 10 grams, declining by ₹770 or 0.50%, whereas silver stood at ₹320,120 per kg, up by ₹2,960 or 0.93%. Overall, gold prices softened uniformly, while silver continued to witness positive momentum across these markets.

Gold and Silver Futures Performance

As of 9:19 AM, gold and silver futures showed mixed movement in the commodities market. Gold futures (FUTCOM) expiring on 05 February 2026, quoted per 10 grams, opened at ₹151,557 and touched a low of ₹150,140 during early trade. The contract later moved up to a high of ₹153,784, with the last traded price at ₹152,499 and the previous close at ₹152,862, reflecting an absolute decline of ₹363 or 0.24%. 

In contrast, silver futures (FUTCOM) expiring on 05 March 2026, quoted per kilogram, opened at ₹319,843 and slipped to a low of ₹316,500 before rising to an intraday high of ₹325,602. The last traded price stood at ₹320,087 compared to a close of ₹318,492, marking a gain of ₹1,595 or 0.50%, indicating positive momentum in silver prices while gold traded marginally lower.

Conclusion

Overall, gold prices remained under mild pressure across spot and futures markets, reflecting cautious sentiment and profit-taking at higher levels. In contrast, silver continued to outperform, supported by steady demand and positive momentum across major cities and futures trading.

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