Gold Rate Today in Delhi- Gold prices in Delhi recorded a notable dip on Friday, November 7, 2025, reversing a part of Thursday’s gains. The correction in prices affected 24 Karat, 22 Karat, and 18 Karat gold, reflecting a broader cooling in the domestic bullion market. The decline comes after a brief price jump on Thursday, which was driven by increased buying activity and global market fluctuations.
In Delhi, 24 Karat gold fell by ₹55 per gram, bringing the new rate to ₹12,217 per gram compared to yesterday’s ₹12,272. The impact of the drop was more significant when seen in bulk quantities.
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10 grams of 24K gold now cost ₹1,22,170, a decline of ₹550
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100 grams is priced at ₹12,21,700, down by ₹5,500 from the previous day
Similarly, 22 Karat gold, which is commonly preferred for jewelry in India, also saw a decline of ₹50 per gram, making the new rate ₹11,200 per gram in Delhi. Bulk price updates are as follows:
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10 grams now cost ₹1,12,000 (down ₹500)
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100 grams are priced at ₹11,20,000 (down ₹5,000)
The 18 Karat gold category also faced downward pressure. The new rate stands at ₹9,167 per gram, reflecting a decline of ₹41. For larger quantities:
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10 grams cost ₹91,670 (down ₹410)
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100 grams cost ₹9,16,700 (down ₹4,100)
Meanwhile, silver prices remained unchanged in India today. The rate stayed stable at ₹152.50 per gram, and ₹1,220 for 8 grams, showing no shift compared to Thursday.
Market analysts suggest that the fall in gold rates may be linked to fluctuations in global dollar value, international demand trends, and investor sentiment shifting towards other asset classes temporarily. However, with the festive and wedding season in India ongoing, retail gold demand may provide support to prices in the coming weeks.
Gold buyers are advised to check city-wise rates before making any purchase as prices vary across states depending on local taxes, transportation, and making charges.
