Gold Price Inches Higher, Silver Extends Gains In Domestic Market

Precious metals witnessed a slight upward movement in domestic markets on January 24, 2026. Gold prices climbed ₹10 to settle at ₹1,57,160 per 10 grams, while silver gained ₹100, trading at ₹3,40,100 per kilogram. The rise comes amid steady global demand and cautious investor sentiment ahead of key international economic updates.  

Market experts attribute the gains to a combination of factors, including currency movements, safe-haven buying, and expectations around US Federal Reserve policy decisions. With inflationary pressures and geopolitical uncertainties still influencing global trade, precious metals remain a preferred hedge for investors.  

Key Highlights  

• Gold price rose ₹10 to ₹1,57,160 per 10 grams  
• Silver advanced ₹100 to ₹3,40,100 per kilogram  
• Global cues and investor demand supported the uptick  
• Currency fluctuations and Fed policy outlook remain key drivers  
• Precious metals continue to serve as safe-haven assets amid volatility  

Future Outlook  
Analysts suggest gold and silver may witness further fluctuations in the coming weeks, driven by global monetary trends and local demand patterns. Investors are advised to track international developments closely, as precious metals remain sensitive to shifts in economic sentiment.  

Sources: GoldPriceIndia, Economic Times, Business Standard