What is the story about?
On January 19, 2026, gold and silver prices in India continue to be shaped by global market trends, domestic demand and currency movements. Precious metals
remain deeply embedded in Indian culture—driven by wedding-season buying, festivals and their role as long-term investment assets. Gold Prices on January 19, 2026 Gold prices edged up slightly amid firm global demand and persistent inflationary pressures.
- 24K gold (999 purity): Rs 13,621 per gram
- 22K gold (91.67% purity): Rs 12,486 per gram
Gold prices in India typically fluctuate based on international bullion rates, movements in the US dollar and seasonal jewellery demand, which tends to rise ahead of festivals and weddings.
City-wise Gold Rates
- Delhi:
- 24K: Rs 13,636 per gram
- 22K: Rs 12,501 per gram
- Mumbai:
- 24K: Rs 13,621 per gram
- 22K: Rs 12,486 per gram
- Kolkata:
- 24K: Rs 13,621 per gram
- 22K: Rs 12,486 per gram
- Chennai:
- 24K: Rs 13,725 per gram
- 22K: Rs 12,581 per gram
Silver Prices on January 19, 2026
Silver prices remain elevated, supported by strong global cues and steady industrial demand.
- Silver (999 purity): Rs 2,42,100 per kilogram
- Silver 925 (sterling): Rs 2,42,000 per kilogram
City-wise Silver Rates (999 purity)
- Delhi: Rs 2,421 per 10 grams
- Mumbai: Rs 2,421 per 10 grams
- Kolkata: Rs 2,421 per 10 grams
- Chennai: Rs 2,601 per 10 grams
While silver is generally more affordable than gold, it remains a popular choice for both investment and jewellery, particularly in regions where silver ornaments are widely used. Like gold, silver prices are closely tied to global markets, with industrial consumption playing a key role in price movements.













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