On Thursday, July 3, 2025, Indian precious metals markets witnessed contrasting movements as gold prices edged higher, while silver experienced a decline. As of 09:45 AM, Gold futures on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) were trading at ₹97,470.00 per 10 grams, marking an increase of ₹80.00, or 0.08%. Conversely, Silver prices saw a dip, with 1 kg of silver quoted at ₹107,384.00, down by ₹134.00 or 0.13%.
City | Gold 24 Karat (₹) | Gold 22 Karat (₹) | Gold 18 Karat (₹) |
Thane | 97,580 | 89,448 | 73,185 |
New Delhi | 97,400 | 89,283 | 73,050 |
Bangalore | 97,640 | 89,503 | 73,230 |
Kolkata | 97,440 | 89,320 | 73,080 |
Hyderabad | 97,710 | 89,568 | 73,283 |
City | Silver 999 Fine (₹) |
Thane | 1,072 |
New Delhi | 1,070 |
Bangalore | 1,073 |
Kolkata | 1,071 |
Hyderabad | 1,073 |
Chennai | 1,075 |
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On July 3, 2025, gold prices showed a modest rise across Indian cities, with MCX futures up by ₹80. Meanwhile, silver prices saw a slight dip of ₹134 per kg. While gold remained relatively stable with city-wise variations, silver rates declined marginally but consistently across most regions. This divergence highlights the dynamic nature of the precious metals market, underscoring the need for careful observation of price trends by investors.
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Published on: Jul 3, 2025, 10:02 AM IST
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