Gold and silver prices in India ended Tuesday’s trading session on a mixed note, reflecting a day of sharp intraday swings and cautious positioning across bullion markets. Gold recovered from early weakness to close marginally higher, supported by global price stabilisation and late-session buying, while silver continued to face pressure despite intermittent rebounds. Currency movement, global risk sentiment and repositioning across commodities defined price action by the market close.Closing Snapshot: Where Gold and Silver Prices Ended City24K Gold (₹/10g)22K Gold (₹/10g)Silver (₹/kg)Delhi₹1,53,930₹1,41,100₹2,80,000Mumbai₹1,53,930₹1,41,100₹2,80,000Chennai₹1,55,670₹1,42,700₹2,80,000Bengaluru₹1,53,930₹1,41,100₹2,80,000Hyderabad₹1,53,930₹1,41,100₹2,80,000Kolkata₹1,53,930₹1,41,100₹2,80,000 Retail closing rates for 3 February 2026; prices may vary locally due to GST, making charges and regional premiums.Trading Behaviour Through the SessionThe trading day opened with cautious sentiment after recent high volatility in global bullion markets. Gold moved in a narrow range in early trade before attracting fresh buying interest in the latter half of the session, allowing prices to recover from intraday lows and settle firmer by the close.Silver followed a more unstable path. Prices fluctuated sharply through the day, driven by short-covering and speculative repositioning, but selling pressure re-emerged towards the close. Compared to gold, silver exhibited significantly higher volatility, underlining the fragile confidence surrounding the metal after recent sharp corrections.Metal Performance DivergenceGold: Defensive Stability… Read MoreStartupTalky- Business News, Insights and Stories
