Gold and Silver Prices Rise: Latest Rates for April 6
On April 6, 2026, gold prices surged to ₹147,000 per 10 grams of 24-carat, marking a significant increase by ₹1,278. Meanwhile, silver saw substantial gains with one kilogram reaching ₹231,000 per kg—up by ₹3,215. Regional variations in prices highlight the impact on gold trading across different cities.
Highlights
- •Gold Prices Rise: 10 grams of 24-carat gold hit ₹147,000 after an increase of ₹1,278.
- •Silver Gains Momentum: One kilogram of silver crossed the ₹231,000 mark—up by ₹3,215 from previous rates.
- •Regional Diversions: Gold prices varied across key cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, and Patna.
- •Increase in Purity Levels: A 995-purity gold rate of ₹147,299 per 10 grams reflects a steep rise by ₹1,278.
On April 6, 2026, the price of gold and silver experienced a noteworthy increase across various purity levels. As per ibjarates.com, in line with the India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) rates, 10 grams of 24-carat gold crossed the ₹147,000 mark, marking a significant rise of ₹1,278 from three days prior.
In parallel, one kilogram of silver surged by ₹3,215 to ₹231,000—an increase from ₹228,000. The movement in gold rates was seen across different purities: 995-purity gold closed at ₹147,299 per 10 grams—up ₹1,278 from the previous day. The rate for 916, or 22-carat, gold increased to ₹135,468 per 10 grams—a rise of ₹1,175.
Regional Variations in Gold Rates
The variation in pricing across major cities showed notable spikes. In Delhi, the rate for 24-carat gold stood at ₹151,070 per 10 grams; for 22-carat, it was ₹138,490, while 18-carat went up to ₹113,340.
Moving on to Mumbai, the rate for 24-karat gold touched ₹150,920 per 10 grams; for 22-carat, it rose to ₹138,340; and 18-carat gold hit ₹113,190.
Chennai followed suit with respective rates of ₹152,170 for 24 karats, ₹139,490 for 22 karats, and ₹116,340 for 18 karats. Meanwhile, in Kolkata, the price for 24-carat gold was ₹149,130 per 10 grams; 22-carat gold priced at ₹136,700 per 10 grams; and 18-carat gold cost ₹118,500. Lastly, in Patna, the rates were ₹150,970 for 24-carats, ₹138,390 for 22-carats, and ₹113,240 for 18-carats.
These significant increases reflect ongoing economic trends impacting precious metals. Staying informed about daily fluctuations is crucial for investors and traders alike.
