Gold-Silver Rate Fall: Crude oil prices are experiencing significant volatility due to shifting conditions in West Asia, which is also having a major impact on commodity markets. If you are considering buying gold or silver jewellery, then you must know the latest rates of the city before that. As of today, June 14, 2026, is Sunday; MCX and COMEX are not traded. According to the Indian Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA), the price of 24-carat gold was recorded at Rs 1,47,800 per 10 grams as of the market close on Friday. Since the market is closed on Saturday and Sunday, the same price will remain valid on both days.
Gold and silver prices fluctuated sharply during the week. Earlier in the week, gold and silver prices had fallen. Meanwhile, gold and silver prices have gained in the last few days of the week. Overall, gold-silver was in decline on the multi-commodity exchange over five trading days, while 1 kg of silver is now being sold at a price below its lifetime high by Rs 2.10 lakh after the fall in futures silver prices.
How cheap is silver from high
Silver futures expiring July 3 on the MCX had gained in the last two trading days of the past week. On June 5, the MCX Silver Rate closed at Rs 2,48,537, and on Friday, it closed at Rs 2,46,604. Accordingly, silver fell by Rs 1,933 per kg.
20000 Rs Cheap Silver
Silver prices closed at Rs 2,66,998 per kg in the last trading day of May, and silver has fallen to Rs 20,394 per kg in just 10 trading days.
How much cheaper is gold
The futures price of 24 Karat Gold with an August 5 expiration was recorded at Rs 1,55,594 per 10 grams on June 5, then fell to Rs 1,50,675 on Friday. This means that gold has become cheaper by Rs 4919 per 10 grams.
In fact, on May 29, the MCX Gold Rate closed at Rs 1,60,911, and on June 12, it remained at Rs 1,50,675. Gold fell by Rs 10,236.
According to the Indian Bullion Jewellers Association website, 24-carat gold was being sold at Rs 1,54,238 per 10 grams here on June 5. It closed at Rs 1,47,800 per 10 grams on Friday. This means that gold has fallen by Rs 6438 cheaper in the week. The price of silver was Rs 2,56,908 per kg on June 5 and is now Rs 14,513. This means it has become affordable at Rs 2,42,295.