Gold and Silver Prices Today, November 4, 2025: Check Latest City-Wise Rates Across India

Gold and silver prices in India remained largely steady on November 4, 2025, as global market movements and stable domestic demand balanced price fluctuations. With the ongoing festive and wedding season, both metals continue to hold cultural and financial significance for Indian households and investors.

Gold Prices on November 4, 2025

Gold prices witnessed minor movement in early trade on Tuesday. The price of 24-carat gold stood at ₹12,333 per gram, while 22-carat gold was recorded at ₹11,291 per gram. The marginal rise in prices reflects firm international demand and cautious investor sentiment due to inflation concerns.

City-wise Gold Prices (per gram) 

Gold prices in India are influenced by international bullion trends, currency exchange rates, and import duties. India imports around 800–900 tonnes of gold annually, and the metal continues to be viewed as a stable investment during periods of economic uncertainty.

Silver Prices on November 4, 2025

Silver prices also remained steady in the domestic market. The metal traded at ₹1,54,100 per kilogram (₹154.10 per gram), while 925 sterling silver was valued near ₹1,50,000 per kilogram.

City-wise Silver Prices (per 10 grams)

• Delhi: ₹1,541
• Mumbai: ₹1,541
• Kolkata: ₹1,541
• Chennai: ₹1,681
• Trivandrum: ₹1,681

Silver prices are shaped by global industrial demand, currency movements, and overall market sentiment. As silver finds growing application in electronics, solar panels, and electric vehicles, its demand in India remains consistent.

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Market Overview and Key Factors

India is the world’s second-largest consumer of gold, with 24K preferred for investment and 22K commonly used in jewellery. BIS hallmarking assures authenticity and purity for consumers.

Several factors influence gold and silver prices in India, including global inflation trends, interest rate changes, currency fluctuations, local taxes, and import duties. With India’s current gold import duty at 10%, these metals continue to be viewed as stable assets for long-term value preservation.

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