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Gold-Silver Price today, November 7: Yellow metal slips Rs 1,731; silver gains on Chhoti Diwali – check 24K, 22K rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and other cities – Personal Finance


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Gold-Silver Price today, November 7

Gold-Silver Price today, November 7.

Gold-Silver Price today, November 7: Rs 1,07,640Gold and silver prices witnessed mixed movements ahead of Chhoti Diwali on Saturday, November 7. While gold prices declined on the domestic futures market on Friday, silver recorded a marginal gain. For buyers planning to purchase jewellery, coins or silver items during the festive season, checking the latest rates across cities is important.

On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), December gold futures fell by Rs 1,731, or around 1.2 per cent, to Rs 1,42,364 per 10 grams on Friday. Gold had settled at Rs 1,44,095 per 10 grams in the previous trading session.

Meanwhile, in the Delhi bullion market, 24-carat gold was priced at Rs 1,46,300 per 10 grams, including all taxes, according to the All India Sarafa Association.

Gold prices in international markets

Despite the decline in domestic futures prices, gold continued its upward movement in the international market. On Friday, November 6, spot gold crossed the USD 4,100-per-ounce mark, gaining for the third consecutive trading session.

Gold prices have risen around 5.9 per cent so far this week. Weakness in the US dollar and declining bond yields have supported demand for the precious metal.

With bullion markets remaining closed on Saturday and Sunday, Friday’s rates are important for buyers planning their festive purchases.

Gold rate today in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and other cities

Last 10 Days Price of Gold

DATE 24 CARAT GOLD 22 CARAT GOLD

Nov 07, 2026

₹1,43,600↓ -₹2,430

₹1,31,640↓ -₹2,220

Nov 06, 2026

₹1,46,030↑ +₹3,070

₹1,33,860↑ +₹2,800

Nov 05, 2026

₹1,42,960↑ +₹3,160

₹1,31,060↑ +₹2,900

Nov 04, 2026

₹1,39,800↑ +₹270

₹1,28,160↑ +₹250

Nov 03, 2026

₹1,39,530↑ +₹510

₹1,27,910↑ +₹470

Nov 02, 2026

₹1,39,020↓ -₹10

₹1,27,440↓ -₹10

Nov 01, 2026

₹1,39,030↑ +₹1,39,030

₹1,27,450↑ +₹1,27,450

Oct 31, 2026

₹0↓ -₹1,44,090

₹0↓ -₹1,32,090

Oct 30, 2026

₹1,44,090↓ -₹20

₹1,32,090↓ -₹20

Oct 29, 2026

₹1,44,110↑ +₹810

₹1,32,110↑ +₹750

Here are the indicative prices of 24-carat, 22-carat and 18-carat gold across major Indian cities on November 7.

City 24K gold (10 gm) 22K gold (10 gm) 18K gold (10 gm)
Delhi Rs 1,43,610 Rs 1,31,650 Rs 1,07,640
Kolkata Rs 1,43,460 Rs 1,31,500 Rs 1,07,590
Chennai Rs 1,43,350 Rs 1,31,400 Rs 1,07,600
Mumbai Rs 1,43,460 Rs 1,31,500 Rs 1,07,590
Patna Rs 1,43,510 Rs 1,31,550 Rs 1,07,640

Silver rate today: How much does silver cost on Chhoti Diwali?

Silver prices also witnessed movement across domestic markets on Friday. On MCX, silver futures gained Rs 190, or around 0.1 per cent. to Rs 1,84,977 per kg. The metal had closed at Rs 1,84,787 per kg in the previous trading session.

According to bullion data, silver was quoted at Rs 1,85,630 per kg.

However, silver prices declined in the Delhi spot market. The All India Sarafa Association reported silver at Rs 1,92,500 per kg, including all taxes.

In the international market, spot silver was trading at USD51.97 per ounce.

What should buyers keep in mind?

Gold and silver prices can vary across cities depending on local taxes, transportation costs, jewellery association rates and other charges. The prices of jewellery may also differ because of making charges and GST.

  • (Disclaimer: The above article is meant for informational purposes only, and should not be considered as any investment advice. ET NOW DIGITAL suggests its readers/audience to consult their financial advisors before making any money-related decisions.)


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