Gold Silver Price 14 April 2026: Today’s 22K, 24K Gold & Silver Rate Update

Gold Silver Price on 14 April 2026 reflects a modest but clear downward trend, with 24K gold dipping to approximately ₹15,245 per gram and ₹1,52,450 per 10 grams in India. This marks a decline of roughly ₹380 per 10 grams compared to April 13. The 22K gold variant, used most widely in jewellery, now trades at ₹13,974 per gram.

Silver faces sharper selling pressure today, dropping to around ₹255 per gram or ₹2,55,000 per kilogram on major market benchmarks.

Why Are Prices Falling Today?

Two key macro factors drive today’s decline in precious metal prices. First, the U.S. dollar has strengthened significantly following the breakdown of diplomatic negotiations and concerns over a U.S. naval presence in the Strait of Hormuz. When the dollar gains strength, gold and silver priced in dollars globally typically lose appeal for international investors.

Second, Brent crude oil has surged to approximately $102 per barrel, a jump of 7.4%. Rising oil prices fuel inflation fears, which increases expectations of prolonged high interest rates a condition that historically weakens the case for holding non-yielding assets like gold and silver.

Gold Rate 14 April 2026: 24K, 22K & 18K

India’s gold prices on April 14 break down clearly across purity grades:

The 22K rate is the most commercially relevant figure, as most Indian gold jewellery — from wedding sets to daily-wear chains — uses 22K alloy. The 18K rate appeals to buyers of studded or designer jewellery where harder metal works better with gemstone settings.

City-Wise Gold Rates: Delhi, Mumbai & More

Gold prices carry minor variations across India’s major cities due to local taxes, dealer margins, and state-level levies. Here is the city-wise breakdown for 24K and 22K gold per gram on April 14, 2026:

Chennai consistently quotes a marginally higher gold rate compared to other metros, a pattern linked to strong regional demand and local market conventions. Delhi prices align closely with Jaipur and Lucknow, reflecting a unified North India corridor pricing structure.

Gold Price 14 April 2026

Silver takes a heavier hit than gold today. The metal trades at ₹2,54,900 per kilogram on April 14, a decline of ₹100 per kilogram from the previous session. Compared to its recent peak of ₹2,60,000 per kilogram, silver has shed ₹5,000 per kilogram in a short span.

On MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange), silver futures for May delivery trade around ₹2,38,779 per kilogram amid continued selling pressure. In Chennai, silver fetches a slight premium at ₹265 per gram (₹2,65,000 per kilogram), compared to the national benchmark of ₹255 per gram.

The highest silver price in April 2026 so far was ₹2,46,254 per kilogram, recorded on April 8. The lowest was ₹2,27,704 per kilogram on April 2. Today’s rate sits in the mid-range of this month’s trading band.

10-Day Gold Price Trend at a Glance

Tracking gold’s movement over the past week reveals a broader picture of volatility:

Gold climbed steadily from April 9 to April 11 before plateauing and then slipping on April 12 through April 14. The ₹97-per-gram rise between April 9 and April 11 reflects short-term safe-haven demand before macro headwinds pushed prices back.

What Buyers & Investors Should Know Right Now

Jewellery buyers planning a near-term purchase especially ahead of wedding season may find today’s rate a reasonable entry point given recent price movement. Gold remains ₹360 per gram above its April 9 level despite today’s dip, suggesting the broader upward trend stays intact.

For investors tracking silver, the metal’s sharper percentage drop compared to gold signals weaker industrial demand sentiment in the short term. Reports suggest silver’s performance through the rest of April will depend closely on U.S. Federal Reserve signals and global oil price direction.

Not publicly disclosed are official projections from the India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) for the remainder of April 2026.