Gold Price Today, May 22, 2025: Check Latest Gold and Silver Rates in Your City

Gold remains a preferred investment as rates continue to fluctuate amid global uncertainty. Here's how much gold and silver cost today across major Indian cities.

 


New Delhi – The price of gold in India saw a marginal upward movement on Thursday, May 22, 2025, as global economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions once again pushed investors towards the yellow metal. Across key Indian cities, both 22-carat and 24-carat gold maintained strong momentum, while silver prices saw slight fluctuations.


Today’s Gold Rates in Major Cities (Per 10 Grams)

City 22-Carat Gold (₹) 24-Carat Gold (₹)
Delhi ₹89,460 ₹97,580
Mumbai ₹89,300 ₹97,420
Chennai ₹89,750 ₹97,910
Bengaluru ₹89,750 ₹97,910
Hyderabad ₹89,750 ₹97,910
Kolkata ₹89,750 ₹97,910
Ahmedabad ₹89,360 ₹97,480
Jaipur ₹89,460 ₹97,480
Patna ₹89,360 ₹97,480

Silver Price Update

Silver saw a slight increase of ₹100 per kilogram in Mumbai, where it is currently priced at ₹1,00,100 per kg. However, on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), silver dipped by 0.86%, trading at ₹99,090 per kg.


Gold Price Movement on MCX

On the Multi Commodity Exchange, gold rose by 0.62%, reaching ₹96,190 per 10 grams, reflecting the current bullish sentiment in the global precious metal markets.


Why Are Gold Prices Fluctuating?

The recent rise in gold prices can be attributed to geopolitical concerns, including renewed tensions in the Middle East, ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, and speculation around U.S. military disengagement from key regions.

In addition to these global developments:

  • The decline in the US dollar value

  • Persisting inflationary pressures

  • And uncertain interest rate policies by central banks

…have all contributed to heightened demand for gold, traditionally seen as a safe-haven asset during economic turmoil.


Is It the Right Time to Invest in Gold?

With gold trading near the ₹98,000-mark for 24-carat purity and a consistent upward trend seen in recent weeks, analysts suggest that gold continues to be a strong medium-to-long term investment. However, short-term traders should remain cautious due to volatility driven by geopolitical developments.


Conclusion

As of May 22, 2025, gold remains on a firm footing in Indian markets. While silver has seen minor corrections, the overall demand for both metals remains strong. With wedding season still ongoing in parts of the country, physical gold demand is also likely to support prices in the short term.