Retail gold prices in India closed marginally lower on February 12, 2026, while silver dipped modestly amid subdued global cues and local profit-taking. Domestic rates reflected a cautious trading day, influenced by a steady USD-INR exchange rate near ₹83.50 and softer equity benchmarks. Safe-haven demand provided some floor, but lacked momentum for fresh advances post recent volatility.Market Close Gold and Silver PricesRetail closing rates for gold hovered around ₹15,900-15,950 per gram for 24K (or ₹1,59,000-1,59,500 per 10g), with silver at approximately ₹2,89,900 per kg across major cities, down ₹100 from prior levels. These figures account for local making charges and taxes. City24K Gold (₹/10g)22K Gold (₹/10g)Silver (₹/kg)Delhi1,59,5001,46,4002,89,900Mumbai1,58,9001,45,7002,89,900Chennai1,59,9001,47,8002,99,900Bengaluru1,58,9001,45,7002,89,900Hyderabad1,58,9001,45,7002,99,900Kolkata1,58,9001,45,7002,89,900 Disclaimer: These are indicative retail closing rates sourced from major aggregators; actual prices may vary due to local premiums, purity, and jeweller policies.Intraday MovementGold opened around ₹1,59,000 per 10g on spot markets, traded in a ₹1,000 band, and settled with a ₹500-1,000 dip by close, showing contained volatility. Silver mirrored this, fluctuating ₹2,89,000-2,90,000 per kg before easing ₹100, with slightly higher swings tied to industrial sentiment. Profit booking dominated after early firmness, keeping moves range-bound.Gold Rate AnalysisDomestic 24K gold faced mild pressure from global spot prices easing near $3,320 per ounce, compounded by… Read MoreStartupTalky- Business News, Insights and Stories
