Check the Latest Gold and Silver Rates in India on February 6, 2025

Gold and Silver Prices Today, February 6, 2025: The price of 10 grams of 24-carat gold in Delhi stood at ₹86,423, while the rate for 1 kg of silver was ₹1,02,700.

Gold and Silver Prices Today – February 6, 2025

Gold Prices:

On Thursday, gold prices saw a small increase. The price of 24-carat gold in India is now ₹8642.3 per gram, which is an increase of ₹1040.0. For 22-carat gold, the price is ₹7923.3 per gram, up by ₹950.0.

• Weekly Change: The price of 24-carat gold has dropped by 1.2% over the past week.
• Monthly Change: In the last month, gold prices have decreased by 6.34%.

Silver Prices:

The current price of silver in India is ₹1,02,700 per kg, which is an increase of ₹1200 per kg.

Gold Rates and Silver Prices in South Cities

Gold Prices in Top North Indian Cities:

Delhi:

• Today: ₹86,423 per 10 grams
• Yesterday (Feb 5, 2025): ₹84,213 per 10 grams
• Last Week (Jan 31, 2025): ₹83,203 per 10 grams

Jaipur:

• Today: ₹86,416 per 10 grams
• Yesterday: ₹84,206 per 10 grams
• Last Week: ₹83,196 per 10 grams

Lucknow:

• Today: ₹86,439 per 10 grams
• Yesterday: ₹84,229 per 10 grams
• Last Week: ₹83,219 per 10 grams

Chandigarh:

• Today: ₹86,432 per 10 grams
• Yesterday: ₹84,222 per 10 grams
• Last Week: ₹83,212 per 10 grams

Amritsar:

• Today: ₹86,450 per 10 grams
• Yesterday: ₹84,240 per 10 grams
• Last Week: ₹83,230 per 10 grams

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Silver Rates in Major North Indian Cities:

Delhi:

• Today: ₹1,02,700 per kg
• Yesterday: ₹1,02,500 per kg
• Last Week: ₹1,01,700 per kg

Jaipur:

• Today: ₹1,03,100 per kg
• Yesterday: ₹1,02,900 per kg
• Last Week: ₹1,02,100 per kg

Lucknow:

• Today: ₹1,03,600 per kg
• Yesterday: ₹1,03,400 per kg
• Last Week: ₹1,02,600 per kg

Chandigarh:

• Today: ₹1,02,100 per kg
• Yesterday: ₹1,01,900 per kg
• Last Week: ₹1,01,100 per kg

Patna:

• Today: ₹1,02,800 per kg
• Yesterday: ₹1,02,600 per kg
• Last Week: ₹1,01,800 per kg

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What Affects Gold and Silver Prices?The prices of gold and silver change due to many reasons, such as:

Global Demand: Higher demand leads to higher prices.

Currency Exchange Rates: When the Indian Rupee weakens against the US Dollar, gold prices often rise.

Interest Rates: Lower interest rates can push people to invest in gold, increasing its price.

Government Policies: Import duties and taxes can also affect prices.

Global Events: Economic crises, wars, or big financial events can cause sudden price changes.

Jewelers and financial experts keep track of these factors to predict price trends and give advice on buying or selling gold and silver.