Gold price today: On Tuesday, September 9, 2025, the prices of gold and silver have once again seen a rise. Gold has made a new record of Rs 1.10 lakh per 10 grams, registering a historic jump in the futures market. According to the latest data from the India Bullion and Jewelers Association (IBJA), the price of 24-carat gold rose to Rs 1,08,037 per 10 grams this morning, while silver (999) is trading at Rs 1,24,413 per kg.
Latest gold and silver prices today (9 September 2025):
Gold 24 carat: Rs 1,08,037 (per 10 grams)
Gold 23 carat: Rs 1,07,604 (per 10 grams)
Gold 22 carat: Rs 98,962 (per 10 grams)
Gold 18 carat: Rs 81,028 (per 10 grams)
Gold 14 carat: Rs 63,202 (per 10 grams)
Silver (999): Rs 1,24,413 (per kg)
Fluctuation in prices on the previous day
On Monday, gold and silver prices had come down from their record levels due to selling pressure by stockists. In the Delhi market, gold of 99.9% purity fell by Rs 200 and closed at Rs 1,07,670 per 10 grams. At the same time, silver became cheaper by Rs 1,000 and closed at Rs 1,26,000 per kg. Both the metals had touched their all-time highs last Saturday.
Explosive rise in the futures market
Gold and silver have made a tremendous comeback in the futures market today. On MCX (Multi-Commodity Exchange), October futures gold jumped by Rs 447 and reached a new record of Rs 1,08,175 per 10 grams. December futures also crossed the level of Rs 1.09 lakh. Silver December futures made a new record of Rs 1,26,400 per kg with a gain of Rs 1,703.
Effect of the global market
A strong rise in gold and silver is also being seen in the international market. Spot gold has gained 1% to a new peak of $3,621.92 an ounce. December futures gold on COMEX is also at a record level of $3,662 an ounce. Silver futures are also trading up 0.67% at $41.83 an ounce.
Experts’ opinion: Why are prices rising?
Analysts believe that gold and silver are getting strong support. HDFC Securities senior analyst Saumil Gandhi said that the demand for safe investment, expectations of interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve, and the dollar remaining stable have led to a rise in prices.
Jatin Trivedi of LKP Securities said that the recent weak non-farm payrolls data in the US has further strengthened the expectations of interest rate cuts, which has increased investors’ interest in safe assets like gold. He also said that the US inflation data (PPI and CPI) coming this week will be important for the market, and their direct impact can be seen on the prices of gold and silver.