Gold Rate Today in India: MCX Gold and Silver Prices Update – 25 February 2026

Gold Rate Today – MCX Gold at ₹1,59,916 and Silver at ₹2,60,000 as COMEX Prices Strengthen Amid Global Market Gains

Hello and welcome, I’m Apoorva, and here is your latest update on the Gold Rate and silver prices in the Indian bullion market today, 25 February 2026.

The domestic bullion market is showing slight consolidation today after recent volatility. After witnessing sharp movements over the past few sessions, traders are now observing cautious sentiment, leading to minor corrections in both gold and silver prices across Indian exchanges.

On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), Gold is trading at ₹1,59,916 per 10 grams, slipping marginally by ₹53. The small dip in the Gold Rate indicates profit booking at higher levels, as investors reassess global cues and domestic demand. Despite this minor decline, gold continues to hold strong above key psychological levels, reflecting sustained investor interest.

Meanwhile, Silver is priced at ₹2,60,000 per kilogram, down by ₹744, indicating mild profit booking in the Indian market. Silver, which often mirrors gold’s broader trend but with higher volatility, is also experiencing cautious trade. Market participants are closely watching industrial demand signals and global momentum before taking fresh positions.

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Now taking a look at the global trends influencing domestic prices —

On the US COMEX, Gold stands at 5,203.30 US dollars per ounce, gaining 27 dollars. The rise in international gold prices suggests underlying strength in global markets, supported by safe-haven demand and macroeconomic factors. A firm dollar movement and expectations around interest rate policies continue to influence international bullion prices.

And Silver is trading at 89.73 US dollars per ounce, up by 2.22 dollars. The upward movement in global silver prices reflects renewed buying interest, especially amid expectations of steady industrial demand and broader commodity strength.

The mixed movement suggests that while global markets are showing strength, the domestic market is witnessing cautious trading and slight corrections. Currency fluctuations, import duties, and local demand patterns are contributing to the divergence between MCX prices and COMEX trends.

What Is Driving the Gold Rate Today?

The current Gold Rate movement is being shaped by a combination of global and domestic factors. International price momentum, geopolitical uncertainties, inflation expectations, and central bank policy outlooks are all contributing to price dynamics.

In India, the rupee’s movement against the US dollar plays a crucial role in determining bullion prices. Even when global gold rises, a stronger rupee can limit domestic gains. Conversely, rupee weakness can amplify increases in the Gold Rate within the Indian market.

MCX vs COMEX: Understanding the Price Difference

While COMEX reflects international bullion sentiment, MCX prices factor in currency conversion, import duties, and local taxes. That is why domestic gold may show slight declines even when global prices are rising.

Today’s data highlights this contrast clearly — global gold and silver are gaining, while the domestic market shows marginal correction. Such divergence often indicates short-term consolidation rather than a reversal in trend.

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Market Outlook for Gold and Silver

Analysts suggest that as long as global gold remains firm above key support levels, the broader trend for the Gold Rate remains positive. However, short-term traders may continue booking profits at higher levels, leading to intermittent dips.

Silver, known for sharper swings, may continue to react more aggressively to global commodity trends and industrial demand cues.

Investors are advised to monitor global economic indicators, US inflation data, Federal Reserve commentary, and currency movements, as these remain major triggers for bullion price fluctuations.

To summarize today’s numbers:

• MCX Gold: ₹1,59,916 per 10 grams (down ₹53)

• MCX Silver: ₹2,60,000 per kg (down ₹744)

• COMEX Gold: $5,203.30 per ounce (up $27)

• COMEX Silver: $89.73 per ounce (up $2.22)

The overall tone of the market remains cautiously optimistic, with global strength balancing domestic consolidation.

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