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Gold-Silver Price Today: Gold Jumps Again While Silver Prices Slip—Check Latest Rates in Your City
Siddhi Jain | May 19, 2026 3:15 PM CST

Gold-Silver Price Today: Significant fluctuations have been observed in gold and silver rates over the past few days. Find out here whether the rates for both commodities have risen or fallen today. The complete rate list is provided below.

Gold-Silver Price Today: On May 19, 2026, the domestic commodity market is witnessing mixed trends. While gold prices have surged on one hand, a decline has been recorded in silver rates on the other. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold for June delivery is trading today at around ₹1,59,674 per 10 grams, marking a marginal gain of 0.17 percent. In early trading, it had even touched a high of ₹1,59,899.

Compared to Monday, gold prices have shown slight strength today. As for silver, profit-booking is being witnessed in its prices today. On the MCX, silver for the July contract has declined by approximately 0.65 percent (about ₹1,800 per kilogram) today, settling at ₹2,75,824 per kilogram. In the previous session, silver had closed at ₹2,76,651, marking a significant decline recorded today.

Check Today's Gold and Silver Rates by City:

City name 22 Carat Gold Rate (10 grams) 24 Carat Gold Rate (10 grams) Silver Rate (per kg)
New Delhi ₹1,46,153 ₹1,59,440 ₹2,73,270
Mumbai ₹1,46,401 ₹1,59,710 ₹2,73,740
Kolkata ₹1,46,208 ₹1,59,500 ₹2,73,380
Chennai  ₹1,47,449 ₹1,60,090 ₹2,74,300
Bengaluru ₹1,46,520 ₹1,59,840 ₹2,73,950
Hyderabad ₹1,46,639  ₹1,59,970  ₹2,74,170
Lucknow ₹1,43,350 ₹1,56,370 ₹2,73,500 
Pune ₹1,43,200 ₹1,56,220 ₹2,90,100
Kerala ₹1,43,200 ₹1,56,220 ₹2,80,000

Are Gold Prices Set to Rise Further?

Considering global and domestic market trends, there is a strong possibility that gold prices will rise over the long term. However, in the short term, fluctuations and temporary dips may be observed. Leading global financial institutions and economic analysts believe that gold prices could set a new record by the end of 2026. Market experts advise adopting a "Buy on Dips" strategy rather than investing a large lump sum in gold all at once. In other words, whenever there is a significant decline in the market or prices dip slightly, buying gold in installments can be a safe and profitable strategy for long-term investment.


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