Gold Price Today (6 November 2025): Gold Falls for the Fourth Consecutive Day, Silver Also Gets Cheaper — Check Latest Rates
Gold prices in India continued their downward trend for the fourth straight day, with rates dropping further across major cities including Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai. Alongside gold, silver prices have also declined, reflecting weakness in both domestic and international markets.
🪙 Gold Rates in Major Cities (as of 6 November 2025)
| City | 22K Gold (₹/10g) | 24K Gold (₹/10g) |
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| Delhi | 1,11,490 | 1,21,620 |
| Mumbai | 1,11,340 | 1,21,470 |
| Ahmedabad | 1,11,390 | 1,21,520 |
| Chennai | 1,11,340 | 1,21,470 |
| Kolkata | 1,11,340 | 1,21,470 |
| Hyderabad | 1,11,340 | 1,21,470 |
| Jaipur | 1,11,490 | 1,21,620 |
| Bhopal | 1,11,390 | 1,21,520 |
| Lucknow | 1,11,490 | 1,21,620 |
| Chandigarh | 1,11,490 | 1,21,620 |
As of Thursday morning, Delhi’s 24-carat gold was priced at ₹1,21,620 per 10 grams, while 22-carat gold traded at ₹1,11,490 per 10 grams.
In Mumbai and Chennai, 24-carat gold stood at ₹1,21,470 per 10 grams.
📉 Why Are Gold Prices Falling?
Both domestic and international market factors have influenced the latest decline in gold prices.
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Globally, investors are awaiting signals from the US Federal Reserve regarding interest rates, which directly impacts bullion demand.
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Domestically, post-festival demand has weakened slightly, leading to short-term corrections.
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Despite this dip, analysts from Goldman Sachs, ANZ, and DSP Merrill Lynch predict that gold’s long-term momentum remains positive, with expectations of $4,600–$4,900 per ounce by 2026.
🪙 Silver Prices Also Continue to Slide
Silver prices have also declined for the third consecutive day.
As of 6 November, silver is trading at ₹1,50,400 per kilogram. In markets like Indore, prices dropped by around ₹500 per kg, with the average rate at ₹1,48,500 per kg.
Experts attribute this correction to reduced demand after the festive season and weak cues from global commodity exchanges.
📊 Market Outlook
While short-term corrections are visible, experts believe the overall outlook for gold and silver remains bullish:
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Growing industrial demand (especially for silver) and inflationary pressures could support higher prices in the long term.
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With the wedding season around the corner, demand in India is likely to pick up again, stabilizing prices.
Bottom Line:
Gold and silver have turned cheaper for now, giving investors and buyers an opportunity to purchase at lower levels. However, market analysts anticipate a rebound in the coming months, especially as global uncertainties and wedding-season demand begin to influence prices again.
