Gold and silver prices in India ended higher on 28 January 2026, with both metals sustaining strong gains at market close. Domestic bullion markets reflected persistent safe-haven demand and global price strength, driven by a softer dollar, fresh record highs on exchanges and macroeconomic uncertainty. Silver exhibited broader intraday swings relative to gold, while gold consolidated near elevated levels as markets reacted to global cues.Gold and Silver Rates in India at Market Close (City-Wise Prices) City24K Gold (₹/10g)22K Gold (₹/10g)Silver (₹/kg)Delhi1,61,8401,48,3533,70,000Mumbai1,61,9601,48,4603,70,000Chennai1,62,3901,48,8583,87,000*Bengaluru1,62,2501,48,7293,70,000Hyderabad1,62,3801,48,8483,70,000Kolkata1,61,9101,48,4183,70,000 Silver rate in Chennai reflects local variation on kilogram pricing.Prices are retail closing rates; local taxes, making charges and city spreads can differ.Gold and Silver Price Movement Today: Opening Levels, Intraday Highs and Closing TrendPrecious metals opened stronger on 28 January, with MCX gold futures scaling beyond ₹1.60 lakh per 10 grams and silver futures breaching ₹3.75 lakh per kilogram during the session. Silver saw intraday jumps of ₹21,000-plus from previous quotes, while gold futures moved up by over ₹4,000 from earlier levels. Both metals recorded fresh lifetime highs on domestic exchanges before easing slightly toward market close, yet still ending well above prior session prices.Gold Price Analysis Today: Safe-Haven Demand, Dollar Impact and Domestic CuesGold remained elevated throughout… Read MoreStartupTalky- Business News, Insights and Stories
