Why Gold Prices Are Falling in India Despite Global Bullish Trend
Gold and silver prices have fallen in the Indian market amid the Middle East crisis. In Delhi, gold fell to Rs 1,63,790, while silver fell to Rs 2.84 lakh. Learn the fresh price of your city and the real reason for the market falling.
New Delhi: Despite the ongoing geopolitical tension in the Middle East, there is shocking news for investors from the Indian bullion market. Gold, commonly considered a safe investment in the event of war is falling down in the domestic market as opposed to international bullishness.
Gold prices have come down from Delhi to Mumbai on Monday morning.
global bullish vs domestic decline
Surprisingly, spot gold in the global market remains at a high of $5,095.81 per ounce after the direct conflict between Israel-US and Iran that began on 28 February 2026.
Despite this, the price of 24 carat gold in India has come down by Rs 5,060 in the last week. In Delhi, the price of 24 carat gold has come down to Rs 1,63,790 per 10 gram today, which is good news for buyers.
What is the meaning of metro cities?
Gold prices are witnessing uniformity in major trading centres in the country. In cities like Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata, 22 carat gold is priced at Rs 1,49,990 and 24 carat is priced at Rs 1,63,630 per 10 gram.
Experts believe that due to fluctuations in domestic demand and currency adjustments, the Indian market is behaving differently from global trends.
Silver shine also fades
Not only gold, but silver has also shocked investors.Silver, which crossed the historic Rs 4 lakh per kg in January, has now come down to Rs 2,84,900
It has come down by Rs 10,000 per kg in the last week. Silver is currently trading at $83.40 per ounce.
