Gold and silver retail rates ease across major Indian cities

On 4 September, 24K gold retail prices ranged from ₹154,880 to ₹155,600 per 10g, while 999 silver stood at ₹238,250–₹240,350 per kg. Lower rates may influence jewellery pricing, inventory decisions and purchase timing.

— Source publishedFri, 4 Sept, 2026, 09:49 IST·First seen Fri, 4 Sept, 2026, 09:59 IST·Source Mint · Money

What happened

retail-company · Indian retail gold and silver prices declined marginally across major cities, with 24K gold ranging from ₹154,880 to ₹155,600 per 10 grams. The

Key facts

  • MCX gold: ₹155,610 per 10g, down 0.38%
  • MCX silver futures: ₹240,560 per kg, down 0.59%
  • 24K gold retail range: ₹154,880-₹155,600 per 10g
  • 22K gold retail range: ₹141,387-₹142,441 per 10g
  • Silver 999 retail range: ₹238,250-₹240,350 per kg

Why this matters

Cheaper precious-metal inputs may improve the attractiveness of jewellery targets with strong sourcing, hedging and inventory-turn capabilities, while reinforcing the value of scale in procurement.

What to watch

  • Whether MCX gold sustains below roughly ₹155,000 per 10g or rebounds above the recent ₹155,600 area.
  • Silver's direction relative to gold, as a sharper silver correction could increase silver jewellery and gifting promotions.
  • Festival and wedding booking volumes, store footfall and advance-payment conversions over the next two to four weeks.
  • Changes in making charges, retailer discounts and old-gold exchange premiums, which indicate competitive intensity and inventory pressure.
  • Rupee movement and global bullion prices, which can reverse domestic retail-rate relief quickly.
  • Launch short-duration rate-linked campaigns, booking offers and transparent daily-price communication ahead of wedding and festive demand.
  • Prioritize replenishment of lightweight, lower-ticket and high-rotation designs instead of expanding broad gold inventory exposure.
  • Review hedge coverage, old-gold exchange pricing and inventory valuation sensitivity to another bullion move.
  • Track conversion rates separately for bridal, everyday jewellery, coins and exchange-led sales to distinguish genuine demand from rate-watching.