Gold Rate Today in India Rises for 2nd Straight Session, Silver Rate Climbs; Check Latest 22K, 24K, 18K Prices

Gold prices in India extended their upward momentum for the second straight session on Monday, February 9, 2026, as the recovery began over the weekend. After rebounding on Saturday, gold witnessed another solid jump today. The price of 24 Karat gold rose by Rs 224 to Rs 15,884 per gram, compared with Rs 15,660 recorded on February 8.

Gold Rate Today: Check Latest 22K, 24K & 18K Gold Prices Per Gram on 9 February 2026

24 Karat Gold Rate Today in India

On Monday, 24 Karat gold was priced at Rs 15,884 per gram, registering a rise of Rs 224 from Rs 15,660 in the previous session. For larger quantities, the price of 8 grams increased by Rs 1,792 to Rs 1,27,072, while 10 grams rose by Rs 2,240 to Rs 1,58,840. On a bulk basis, 100 grams of 24 Karat gold jumped by Rs 22,400, taking the price to Rs 15,88,400, compared with Rs 15,66,000 yesterday.

22 Karat Gold Rate Today in India

Prices of 22 Karat gold also moved higher on 9 February 2026, climbing Rs 205 to Rs 14,560 per gram, up from Rs 14,355 a day earlier. The cost of 8 grams of 22K today increased by Rs 1,640 to Rs 1,16,480, while 10 grams rose by Rs 2,050 to Rs 1,45,600. Meanwhile, 100 grams of 22 Karat gold advanced by Rs 20,500, reaching Rs 14,56,000, compared with Rs 14,35,500 in the previous session.

18 Karat Gold Rate Today in India

18 Karat gold has gained Rs 168 to Rs 11,913 per gram on 9 February, from Rs 11,745 yesterday. The price of 8 grams climbed by Rs 1,344 to Rs 95,304, while 10 grams rose by Rs 1,680 to Rs 1,19,130. On a larger scale, 100 grams of 18 Karat gold increased by Rs 16,800, settling at Rs 11,91,300, compared with Rs 11,74,500 earlier.

Silver Rate Today: Check Latest Silver Prices Per Kg and grams on February 9, 2026

The white metal gained across all weight categories on Monday, 9 February 2026. At the retail level, silver was priced at Rs 300 per gram, up Rs 15 from Rs 285 recorded in the previous session. For slightly larger quantities, the price of 8 grams increased by Rs 120 to Rs 2,400, while 10 grams rose by Rs 150 to Rs 3,000, compared with Rs 2,850 yesterday.

In the wholesale market, 100 grams of silver climbed by Rs 1,500 to Rs 30,000, up from Rs 28,500 in the last session, indicating a steady recovery in bulk demand. On a per kilogram basis, silver witnessed a strong jump of Rs 15,000, with 1 kg now priced at Rs 3,00,000, compared with Rs 2,85,000 previously.

Should You Buy Gold or Wait? Experts Advise Caution: Know Reasons

"Gold and Silver trade over theoretical value. Stay cautious. Wait patiently, there could be better opportunity to add Gold. Factors that led to Gold price rally are beginning to slacken, although price momentum continues. Not the time to be overweight on precious metals. Central Bank Gold purchases have slowed. Momentum buyers are now in the lead position. Beware," February 2026 DSP Netra report stated.

Both gold and silver extended their gains amid a softer US dollar, which made precious metals more attractive for investors holding other currencies.

Experts noted that the gold prices also found support from political developments in Japan, after incumbent Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi secured a landslide election victory. Her decisive win reinforced market expectations of looser fiscal policy and continued downward pressure on the Japanese yen, a combination that tends to be favourable for gold prices. A weaker yen often boosts demand for safe-haven assets such as gold, as investors look to hedge against currency depreciation.

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