Bullion markets across India displayed a mixed trend on 30 March 2026. Gold prices remained relatively stable with slight regional differences observed during early trading hours.
Meanwhile, silver prices declined across all tracked cities, indicating weaker short-term sentiment in the market. These movements are influenced by global price cues and domestic demand patterns.
Gold rates across major Indian cities showed limited variation, suggesting stable demand conditions. Differences in prices are mainly due to local taxes, transportation costs, and regional demand.
| City | 24 Carat Gold (Per 10 Gm in ₹) | 22 Carat Gold (Per 10 Gm in ₹) |
| Chennai | 146,420 | 134,218 |
| Mumbai | 146,000 | 133,833 |
| Delhi | 145,590 | 133,458 |
| Kolkata | 145,650 | 133,513 |
| Bangalore | 145,960 | 133,797 |
| Hyderabad | 146,080 | 133,907 |
Silver prices declined across all major cities, reflecting a consistent downward trend in the bullion segment.
| City | Silver Rate (₹/Kg) | Change |
| Chennai | 227,590 | -1,040 (-0.45%) |
| Mumbai | 226,930 | -1,040 (-0.46%) |
| Delhi | 225,940 | -1,640 (-0.72%) |
| Kolkata | 226,030 | -1,640 (-0.72%) |
| Bangalore | 226,510 | -1,640 (-0.72%) |
| Hyderabad | 226,690 | -1,640 (-0.72%) |
Gold prices remained largely stable across cities, indicating balanced demand and no major volatility in the domestic bullion market. Minor differences in pricing are attributed to regional cost factors rather than significant demand shifts.
Silver prices, however, recorded a uniform decline across all regions. The drop suggests cautious sentiment among traders and possible correction following previous price movements.
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On 30 March 2026, gold prices across major Indian cities remained steady with slight regional variations. In contrast, silver prices declined across all markets, indicating a softer trend. Overall, the bullion market reflected stability in gold and weakness in silver.
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Published on: Mar 30, 2026, 10:13 AM IST
Neha Dubey
Neha Dubey is a Content Analyst with 3 years of experience in financial journalism, having written for a leading newswire agency and multiple newspapers. At Angel One, she creates daily content on finance and the economy. Neha holds a degree in Economics and a Master’s in Journalism.
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