Gold and silver prices saw a modest decline across major Indian cities on October 31, 2025. While 24K gold dropped slightly to ₹12,147 per gram, silver was priced at ₹1,50,900 per kilogram. The dip reflects global market trends and subdued festive demand.
                                        
                        
	On October 31, gold prices in India softened after recent volatility, with 24-carat gold priced at ₹12,147 per gram and 22-carat gold at ₹11,134 per gram. Silver also edged lower, trading at ₹1,50,900 per kilogram. The price movement is attributed to a combination of global cues, currency fluctuations, and easing local demand post-Diwali.
	
	City-wise, gold prices remained relatively consistent, with minor variations:
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		Delhi: ₹12,147 (24K), ₹11,134 (22K)  
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		Mumbai: ₹12,147 (24K), ₹11,134 (22K)  
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		Chennai: ₹12,180 (24K), ₹11,160 (22K)  
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		Kolkata: ₹12,147 (24K), ₹11,134 (22K)
	Analysts suggest that while gold remains a safe-haven asset, short-term corrections are likely due to global interest rate expectations and profit booking.
	
	Major takeaways:
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		24K gold at ₹12,147/g; 22K at ₹11,134/g  
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		Silver priced at ₹1,50,900/kg  
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		Prices influenced by global trends and post-festival cooling  
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		Minor city-wise variations observed  
	Sources: Moneycontrol, DNA India, Indian Express, Mathrubhumi