Gold & Silver Price today: Prices fall on EID, know the latest price in your city
On the day of Eid, there has been a slight decline in gold prices. In Delhi, Ayodhya, Chandigarh, Jaipur and Mumbai, the 22-carat gold is selling at Rs 98,120 per 10 grams while the 22-carat gold is selling at Rs 89,950 per 10 grams. Silver prices have remained stable and stood at Rs 1,07,000 per kg in major cities.
Eid-ul-Adha is being celebrated across the country. Gold and silver prices rise during most festivals and wedding seasons, but today there has been a slight decline in gold prices. Today, on June 07, 2025, the price of 24-carat gold is Rs 98,120 per ten grams and the price of 22-carat gold is Rs 89,950 per ten grams. There is no decline in silver prices today. Today, the price of silver is Rs 1,07,000 per kg.
Gold prices in major cities
Today, the price of gold has declined in different cities. Know what is the price of 24 carat and 22 carat gold in major cities today.
In Delhi, the 22-carat gold per 10-gram is retailing at Rs 98,200 while the 24-carat gold per 10-gram is retailing at Rs 89,950.
Gold price in Hyderabad is Rs 48,110 per 10 gram of 22-carat and Rs 89,110 per 10 gram of 24-carat.
Gold price in Mumbai is Rs 44,110 per 10 gram of 22-carat and Rs 89,110 per 10 gram of 24-carat.
Gold price in Hyderabad is Rs 44,110 per 10 gram of 22-carat and Rs 48,110 per 10 gram of 24-carat.
In Mumbai, the 22-carat gold per 10 gram is selling at Rs 97,200 while the 24-carat gold per 10 gram is retailing at Rs 89,200.
Silver Rate in Major Cities
After the rise in silver prices for a few days, now the prices of silver have remained stable. Know the price of one kg of silver in major cities today.
The price of silver in Delhi is Rs 1,07,000 per kg.
The price of silver in Ayodhya is Rs 1,07,000 per kg.
The price of silver in Chandigarh is Rs 1,07,000 per kg.
The price of silver in Jaipur is Rs 1,07,000 per kg.
The price of silver in Mumbai is Rs 1,07,000 per kg.
Increased LTV Ratio
The loan-to-value (LTV) ratio for gold loan borrowers has been increased to 85 per cent from the current 75 per cent. An increase in the LTV ratio for gold loans means that if the value of the pledged gold is Rs 1 lakh, the borrower can now take a loan of up to Rs 85,000 instead of Rs 75,000 on the same gold.