Gold Price Today
Gold-Silver Price Today: The festive season is getting closer and today on 9 September 2025, there has been a big ups and downs in gold and silver prices. While gold has come down slightly from its peak rate, there has been a slight decline in the price of silver. Silver has become cheaper by Rs 300 today, due to which its price has reached ₹ 1,26,900 per kg. At the same time, gold has remained around the high levels till now by Rs 100 cheaper.
Why did gold become cheaper?
In the last few weeks, gold prices had steadily increased, the main reason for this was the expectation of interest rates in America, causing investors’ trend towards gold. Along with this, Russia-Ukraine War, Tension in Middle East and dollar-Rupaya exchange rate also made gold expensive. Although there has been a slight decline today, but it is considered just a small correction and in the festive season, especially till Diwali, gold prices can climb again.
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Silver record boom
Along with gold, silver prices have also seen a boom in the past. On Monday, where the price of silver was Rs 1,27,000 per kg, today it has reached Rs 1,26,900 per kg. That is, a decline of Rs 300 has been recorded in one day.
Golt rate on MCX
Gold prices on MCX have set a new record today and have crossed the level of 1 lakh 9 thousand. Gold rate on MCX has increased by more than 700 rupees as compared to tomorrow. Talking about silver, it is trading in the futures market around 1,26,000 per kilo.
Why fluctuate the prices of gold and silver?
Gold and silver rates in India depend on many factors. The first is gold and silver prices in the international market. Apart from this, dollars-Rupaya exchange rates, import duty, tax, and local demand also play an important role in fixing their prices. Gold in India is seen not only for jewelry but also as a safe investment. It is the highest demand in weddings and festivals, which leads to further boom during the season. At the same time, the decline in their prices is also seen when the demand decreases.