Gold and silver prices in India showed a slight decline on April 10, mainly due to lower demand in the market.
In Mumbai:
24-carat gold was priced at ₹1,51,470 per 10 grams
22-carat gold stood at ₹1,38,840 per 10 grams
These prices do not include GST and making charges.
Silver prices across India were around ₹2,54,900 per kg in the spot market.
MCX Prices Also Trade Lower
On the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), prices were also slightly down in morning trade.
Gold fell 0.34% to ₹1,52,913 per 10 grams
Silver dropped 0.43% to ₹2,42,728 per kg
This reflects a broader trend of softer demand and market movement.
Gold Prices Across Major Cities
Here’s how gold prices looked in key cities on April 10:
Delhi: 22K – ₹1,38,990 | 24K – ₹1,51,620
Jaipur: 22K – ₹1,38,990 | 24K – ₹1,51,620
Ahmedabad: 22K – ₹1,38,890 | 24K – ₹1,51,520
Pune: 22K – ₹1,38,840 | 24K – ₹1,51,470
Hyderabad: 22K – ₹1,38,840 | 24K – ₹1,51,470
Chennai: 22K – ₹1,38,840 | 24K – ₹1,51,470
Bengaluru: 22K – ₹1,38,840 | 24K – ₹1,51,470
Kolkata: 22K – ₹1,38,840 | 24K – ₹1,51,470
Prices remain mostly similar across cities, with slight variations.
What Affects Gold Prices in India?
Gold prices in India change daily due to several key factors:
International gold rates
Import duties and taxes
Rupee vs dollar exchange rate
Local demand and supply
All these together decide the final price you see in the market.
Why Gold Still Matters
In India, gold is more than just an investment.
It plays a major role in:
Weddings
Festivals
Long-term savings
Because prices keep changing, both buyers and investors keep a close eye on the market to make the right decisions.
What Should You Do?
If you’re planning to buy gold, staying updated with daily prices can help you choose the right time to invest.
Even small price changes can make a big difference, especially for larger purchases.
