After a strong rally earlier this week, gold prices steadied around ₹13,889 per gram (₹138,893 per 10g) on January 11, 2026, supported by consistent retail demand and global safe-haven interest. Silver held firm at approximately ₹260 per gram, reflecting stability amid rupee fluctuations and mixed international bullion cues.
India’s bullion market witnessed a pause in momentum as gold prices stabilized following a rally, while silver maintained its ground at ₹260 per gram. Analysts attribute the steadiness to steady retail demand, investor interest in safe-haven assets, and cautious trading influenced by global economic signals.
According to data compiled by GoldPriceIndia and Bullion-Rates, gold hovered between ₹13,875–₹13,889 per gram during January 9–11, reflecting resilience despite currency volatility. Silver, meanwhile, traded consistently around ₹252,000–₹260,000 per kilogram, showing limited downside.
Notable Updates and Major Takeaways
Gold prices: Stable at ₹13,889 per gram (₹138,893 per 10g) as of January 11, 2026.
Silver prices: Holding at ₹260 per gram (₹252,670 per 10g).
Market drivers: Retail demand, rupee fluctuations, and global safe-haven buying.
Recent rally: Gold surged earlier in January, peaking at ₹139,078 per 10g on January 7.
Investor sentiment: Continued preference for bullion amid global uncertainty.
Conclusion
The current stability in gold and silver prices suggests a consolidation phase after recent gains. With global cues mixed and domestic demand steady, bullion markets are expected to remain resilient, offering investors a safe hedge against volatility.
Sources: GoldPriceIndia, Bullion-Rates, Mathrubhumi