Gold & Silver Prices (2 December 2025): On 2 December 2025, gold and silver prices in India moved higher, supported by stable global cues and robust domestic demand.
In early trading, the rate of 24‑carat gold increased by ₹10 to reach ₹1,30,490 per 10 grams. Meanwhile, silver rose by ₹100, lifting the price of one kilogram to ₹1,88,100 in major metros such as Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai.
City‑wise Rates
- 24‑carat gold: ₹1,30,490 per 10 g in Mumbai and Kolkata; ₹1,30,640 in Delhi; ₹1,31,680 in Chennai.
- 22‑carat gold: ₹1,19,610 per 10 g in Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad and Bengaluru; ₹1,20,710 in Chennai.
- Silver (999 purity): In cities like Bangalore and Bhopal, silver was priced at ₹1,815 per 10 g; in Chennai and Coimbatore, it stood at ₹1,818 per 10 g. Price for 100 g ranged between ~₹18,135 and ₹18,188 depending on city.
What’s Driving the Rise?
The modest uptick in bullion prices comes amid stable global market conditions, easing from recent peaks and a continued appetite for precious metals domestically — particularly during what is traditionally a busy jewellery-buying season.
On international markets, spot gold and silver prices saw slight corrections after recent highs — with gold easing slightly and silver dipping about 1%.
Outlook
Despite the pullback in global spot prices, domestic demand and expectations of supportive global monetary policy continue to keep pressure on bullion prices. Analysts suggest that while gold may stabilize after its recent surge, silver could sustain momentum given tight supply conditions and rising industrial demand.
