Delhi Gold Rate Today Continues Stellar Rise! 24K Close To Hit Rs 1.35 Lakh On 18 Dec; When Will Prices Fall?

Delhi Gold Rate Today: The prices of 24 Karat, 22K and 18K gold in Delhi and other Indian cities continued to surge on Thursday as the precious metal continued to remain in demand amid expectations of further rate cuts and concerns around geopolitical trade. In addition to gold, the silver rate today also saw continued upward momentum.

The bullish trend in precious metals has been driven by a combination of rising unemployment, escalating geopolitical tensions, a weak Indian currency, and delays in the India-US trade deal. Meanwhile, the sharp surge in gold prices over the past two weeks has dampened sentiment among buyers who were planning to purchase gold and silver during the ongoing wedding season.

Delhi Gold Rate Today

The price of 24 karat gold in Delhi surged by Rs 33 per gram to Rs 13,499 per gram on Thursday, December 18. Which means that the price of 24 karat gold surged to Rs 1,34,990 per 10 grams today. The rate of 22 karat gold in Delhi on Thursday jumped around Rs 30 per gram to Rs 12,375 per gram, whereas the price of 18 karat gold in Delhi jumped around Rs 25 per gram to Rs 10,128 per gram.

"Buyers continued to step in on dips, with traders closely watching interest-rate cues and currency movements. The sentiment remained cautiously positive, as the yellow metal was well placed at higher levels. In the near-term, the price action in the metal may continue to be supported, more for global risk perception than speculative activity," explained Aksha Kamboj, Vice President, India Bullion & Jewellers Association (IBJA) and Executive Chairperson, Aspect Global Ventures.

Delhi Silver Rate Today

The rate of silver in Delhi continued its upward trend on Thursday. Silver rate today surged to Rs 211 per gram, and to Rs 2,11,000 per kilogram. The sharp surge in silver rate is in alignment with a nearly 65% surge in the white metal's rate since the beginning of the year 2025.

"The jump reflects robust industrial demand expectations alongside the broader rally in precious metals. While such a sharp rise could invite short-term profit-taking, sentiment remains strong. Silver is likely to stay volatile yet firm as markets adjust the pace of the rally," added Kamboj.

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