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Gold and Silver Rates Today: Prices Ease Slightly, Buyers Get Some Relief

Gold and silver prices saw a slight decline on January 22, bringing some relief. global factors continue to keep the market volatile.

Gold and Silver Rates Today: Gold has always held a special place among Indian buyers, both as jewellery and as a long-term investment. In recent months, gold prices have been rising sharply, driven by global uncertainty and strong investor demand. International developments and aggressive policy signals from former US President Donald Trump have pushed investors towards safe assets like gold. As a result, gold prices surged to record levels, while silver prices also jumped rapidly, moving from thousands to lakhs per kilogram. This sharp rise made it difficult for common people planning weddings or other auspicious events to buy gold and silver.

At present, global geopolitical tensions continue to create uncertainty in commodity markets. Because of this, there are limited chances of a major fall in gold and silver prices in the near term. Even when prices dip slightly, they tend to recover quickly. Keeping this in mind, gold and silver rates are being closely tracked on a daily basis. The prices mentioned here are based on the previous day’s market closing rates and may change once the market opens. Buyers are advised to check live prices before making a purchase.

On Thursday, January 22, 2026, gold prices recorded a small decline compared to the previous day. On Wednesday, January 21, the closing price of 22-carat gold was ₹1,43,550 per 10 grams. On Thursday, it fell by ₹2,100 to ₹1,41,450. Similarly, 24-carat gold also saw a drop. The 10-gram price of 24-carat gold declined by ₹2,290, coming down from ₹1,56,600 to ₹1,54,310. This fall brought some temporary relief to gold buyers.

Market experts believe that on Friday, January 23, gold prices may soften further at the time of market opening, depending on international cues. However, local taxes, duties, and regional factors may influence prices. Buyers are advised to review the latest rates carefully before finalising any purchase.

Silver prices also moved lower on Thursday. On Wednesday, January 21, the price of silver was ₹3,45,000 per kilogram. By Thursday’s market close, it had fallen by ₹5,000 to ₹3,40,000 per kilogram. Experts say silver prices may see further mild correction today as international silver markets show a downward trend. This could have a direct impact on domestic prices as well.

Here are the gold prices recorded on Thursday, January 22, 2026, in major cities:

  • Hyderabad:
    22-carat gold – ₹1,41,450 (10 grams)
    24-carat gold – ₹1,54,310 (10 grams)

  • Vijayawada:
    22-carat gold – ₹1,41,450 (10 grams)
    24-carat gold – ₹1,54,310 (10 grams)

  • Visakhapatnam:
    22-carat gold – ₹1,41,450 (10 grams)
    24-carat gold – ₹1,54,310 (10 grams)

  • Tirupati:
    22-carat gold – ₹1,41,450 (10 grams)
    24-carat gold – ₹1,54,310 (10 grams)

  • Delhi:
    22-carat gold – ₹1,41,600 (10 grams)
    24-carat gold – ₹1,54,460 (10 grams)

  • Mumbai:
    22-carat gold – ₹1,41,600 (10 grams)
    24-carat gold – ₹1,54,460 (10 grams)

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