Gold, Silver Rates Today (March 31, 2026):The price of gold and silver in India on March 31, 2026 showed minor increases because global market uncertainties caused investors to seek safe-haven assets. The domestic futures market experienced a minor decrease in gold rates which dropped by 0.41% on Tuesday while Middle Eastern conflicts continued without showing any signs of reduction.
Gold Price Today in India (31 March 2026)
In India, the yellow metal climbed from ₹135,257 in early January to ₹157,480 in early March, marking an appreciation of around 16%.
- 24K Gold (999 purity): ₹14,600 – ₹15,400 per gram
- 22K Gold: ₹13,400 – ₹14,700 per gram
Mumbai
- 24K Gold: ₹14,600 – ₹14,700 per gram
- 22K Gold: ₹13,400 – ₹13,500 per gram
Silver Price Today (31 March 2026)
Silver prices maintain their unstable yet powerful performance during 2026 because industrial needs drive demand and worldwide market patterns continue to exist.
India (999 Silver)
- The price range per kilogram stands between ₹2,45,000 and ₹2,60,000 approximately.
- The price range per gram stands between ₹245 and ₹260.
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Gold, Silver Rates Today (March 31, 2026): City-wise Snapshot
- Delhi: ~₹2.59 lakh/kg
- Mumbai: ~₹2.59 lakh/kg
Silver prices show price changes because they face market fluctuations yet maintain their value through industrial usage and worldwide market patterns.
MCX Trend
Gold futures currently trade between ₹1.45 and ₹1.48 lakh for every 10 grams. Silver futures traded between ₹2.3 and ₹2.5 lakh per kilogram.
The market shows short-term price swings which create a bullish market trend for precious metals.
Gold and silver prices on March 31 2026 show strong performance with a slight upward trend which stems from global economic uncertainty and consistent local market demand. The city of Delhi has higher prices than other cities while Mumbai offers lower prices than Delhi. Silver trading maintains strength at ₹2.5 lakh per kilogram because both investors and industrial users drive demand.
