On November 20, 2025, gold and silver prices in India reported mild fluctuations as both the global and the domestic markets continued to influence the daily movements.
In some of the major cities like Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata, 24-carat gold prices rose around ₹12,469 per gram.
The 22-carat variety, which is most popular for jewellery, was also somewhere priced near ₹11,430 per gram, while the 18-carat gold stood at approximately ₹9,352 per gram.
These differences in the prices are something that reflect purity levels and even the market demand during the ongoing festive and wedding season.
Silver, on the other hand, continued to be in the race with its steady performance, trading around ₹1,65,000 per kilogram across key metropolitan markets.
The price trends are also observed on November 20, which were largely shaped by international signals.
Globally, the gold prices have also shown mild strength after times of economic uncertainty, prompting some investors to turn toward precious metals as a safe-haven asset.
Meanwhile, various economic fluctuations, likeasn the US dollar and also the changing expectations regarding interest-rate policies, also played a key role.
A softer dollar and rising global demand are factors that tend to support gold prices, while stronger economic data may exert pressure.
In India, domestic demand remained healthy as jewellery purchases increased with seasonal events. The rupee’s movement against the dollar also influenced local gold and silver rates.
Looking ahead, experts also expect that moderate volatility will continue as global economic updates and currency trends continue to influence price behaviour.
For buyers, the current rates present an opportunity to evaluate all their purchases, particularly if they are looking for some long-term investment in 24K gold or practical jewellery needs in 22K and 18K segments.
