Gold and Silver Rates Update: March 14, 2025

On March 14, 2025, gold prices saw a slight uptick, offering a glimmer of optimism for investors and buyers alike. The price for 24-carat gold in India has reached ₹8,876.3 per gram, marking an increase of ₹600. Meanwhile, 22-carat gold is priced at ₹8,138.3 per gram, reflecting a rise of ₹550. This week, gold has fluctuated by -0.38%, and over the past month, it has experienced a -0.94% change. In addition, silver is currently valued at ₹104,200 per kg, up by ₹1,000.

Gold Prices in Major Northern Cities

For those tracking gold prices across northern Indian cities, here are the latest figures:

• Delhi: Currently, the gold price stands at ₹88,763 for 10 grams, a rise from ₹87,653 yesterday and ₹87,323 last week.
• Jaipur: Gold is priced at ₹88,756 for 10 grams, increasing from ₹87,646 the previous day and ₹87,316 last week.
• Lucknow: The current price is ₹88,779 for 10 grams, up from ₹87,669 yesterday and ₹87,339 last week.
• Chandigarh: Presently, gold is ₹88,772 for 10 grams, a slight increase from ₹87,662 yesterday and ₹87,332 last week.
• Amritsar: The price has reached ₹88,790 for 10 grams, compared to ₹87,680 yesterday and ₹87,350 last week.

Silver Rates in Key Northern Markets

Silver prices have also seen movement across major northern cities:

• Delhi: The silver rate is now ₹104,200/kg, up from ₹101,000 yesterday and ₹102,300 last week.
• Jaipur: Currently priced at ₹104,600/kg, a rise from ₹101,400 yesterday and ₹102,700 last week.
• Lucknow: Silver is at ₹105,100/kg, compared to ₹101,900 yesterday and ₹103,200 last week.
• Chandigarh: The current rate is ₹103,600/kg, an increase from ₹100,400 yesterday and ₹101,700 last week.
• Patna: The silver price stands at ₹104,300/kg, up from ₹101,100 yesterday and ₹102,400 last week.

Understanding Fluctuations in Precious Metal Prices

The dynamics of gold and silver pricing are influenced by various factors, both globally and locally. Key elements include:

• Global Demand: Increased demand can drive prices upward.
• Currency Exchange Rates: Fluctuations in currency value can impact metal prices.
• Interest Rates: Higher interest rates may decrease the appeal of non-yielding assets like gold.
• Government Policies: Changes in regulations can affect market stability.
• Market Sentiment: Global events can lead to sudden shifts in prices.

To gain a deeper understanding of these trends, consulting with jewelers and market experts can provide invaluable insights into potential price movements.

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