Today, gold and silver prices: The importance of gold and silver in India is not limited to investment, but it is also a symbol of tradition, trust, and security. From weddings to festivals, gold and silver are considered an integral part of every Indian household. This is the reason why the general public keeps a close eye on the fluctuations in their prices. Today (September 1, 2025), there was no major movement in the rates of gold and silver in the bullion markets across the country. However, a very slight decline has been registered in the prices.
Slight decline in gold rates
Today, the prices of 24 carat, 22 carat, and 18 carat gold have declined by only Rs 1 per gram.
24 carat gold price
1 gram gold: ₹10,494 (yesterday ₹10,495)
8 gram gold: ₹83,952 (yesterday ₹83,960)
10 gram gold: ₹1,04,940 (yesterday ₹1,04,950)
That is, a decrease of Rs 1 per gram, Rs 8 per 8 grams, and Rs 10 per 10 grams has been seen.
22 carat gold price
1 gram gold: ₹9,619 (yesterday ₹9,620)
8 grams gold: ₹76,952 (yesterday ₹76,960)
10 grams gold: ₹96,190 (yesterday ₹96,200)
Here too, prices have fallen by only Rs 1 per gram and Rs 10 per 10 grams.
18 carat gold price
1 gram gold: ₹7,870 (yesterday ₹7,871)
8 grams gold: ₹62,960 (yesterday ₹62,968)
10 grams gold: ₹78,700 (yesterday ₹78,710)
In this category too, rates have remained almost stable, and the decline has been only symbolic.
Slight decline in silver rates
Like gold, today, only a slight decline was recorded in the price of silver.
1 gram silver: ₹ 124.90 (yesterday ₹ 125)
8 grams silver: ₹ 999.20 (yesterday ₹ 1000)
10 grams silver: ₹ 1,249 (yesterday ₹ 1,250)
This decline was only from 10 paise to 1 rupee.
Reason for the fall in prices
Experts say that the movement of the international market has a direct impact on the rates of gold and silver in the Indian market. In the last few days, due to the strengthening of the US dollar and slight changes in the global economic conditions, there has been a slight decline in the prices of gold. However, the demand in the Indian market remains stable, due to which a major decline was not seen.
What does it mean for investors?
Today’s situation shows that investing in gold and silver still remains a safe option. Experts believe that this slight decline can be an opportunity for investors to buy gold. Customers can benefit from such a slight decline before the wedding season.
Fact Check
The prices given are excluding GST, TCS, and making charges.
Actual rates may depend on different cities and jewelers.
According to today’s report, there has been only a slight change in the rates, and there is no major fluctuation.
It is always necessary to confirm the gold rate of your local jeweler or bank before investing.