On Tuesday, January 13, 2026, gold and silver prices were on an upward trend in most of the major Indian cities, which has been in the upward trend of precious metals with the last few sessions. Global market uncertainty, a weaker US dollar, and new events that have taken place in the United States, which have left investors shaken and demand safer haven assets like gold and silver, are driving the prices up.
As per the data that is shown at the Bullions site, gold is priced at 1,42,540 per 10 grams, whereas the price of silver is 2,68,580 per kilogram. The two metals have continued to register consistent increases amidst rising prices of financial markets all over the world.
The highest gold prices are still registered in the southern cities of India. Hyderabad has been ranked the most expensive metro market in gold where the rates have gone up to reach hrs 1,42,260 per 10 grams.
Chennai follows closely with the price of gold going at Rs 1,42,150 per 10 grams, Bengaluru has also reported prices of Rs 1,41,840 as well. These are still significantly high compared to those in the northern markets like in Delhi and thus the regional price variations that are caused by local demand, taxation, and market premiums.
The price of gold per 10 grams city wise indicates that Mumbai is one of the priced markets in the west as gold is selling at 1,42,730. Gold is priced at a lower price in a national capital, Delhi, at 1,41,480 per 10 grams. Bengaluru is still trading at 1,41,840 whereas Chennai is one of the most costly cities bidding gold in the nation.
The price of silver has increased by an even greater margin than that of gold, due to increased industrial consumption as well as the interest of investors. Silver in India is currently priced at an average of Rs 2,64,490 per kilogram. Silver in Mumbai is being quoted at about Rs 264000 per kg whereas in Delhi it is slightly lower at around Rs 263500 per kg.
Again, Southern market records bigger silver prices than other areas. Silver is currently trading at 2,64,800 per kg in Chennai and in Hyderabad, it has been selling at 2,64,400 per kg. According to market players, industrial demand, transportation expenses and demand in these cities keep silver prices high in such cities.
The prices of bullions have also gone up on the international scene. On Monday, gold climbed up to approximately 2 percent and was selling at rates of about 4,588.00 an ounce. As noted by a Bloomberg report, the rally came after the remarks of the US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell who said that any threats of a possible legal action against him would be aimed at subverting the independence of the US central bank.
This gave rise to new wave of sell America business, which resulted into weaker US dollar and selling pressures in government bonds of the US. When the dollar is softer, then the gold prices will tend to be high because the metal will be more affordable to the investors of other currencies.
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Global uncertainty is still very high and therefore analysts reckon that the precious metals, gold and silver could still be holding strong in the near future since investors need to have some assurance in the precious metals because of the constant economic and political events occurring in the world.
