
Gold prices in India traded with little change on Monday, February 16, 2026, as the bullion market entered a quiet consolidation phase following recent volatility. Domestic gold remained supported above key levels, with MCX gold futures holding near ₹1.57 lakh per 10 grams, helping keep retail prices relatively stable across major cities.
After a strong rebound last week, gold eased marginally, reflecting balanced demand from both investors and jewellery buyers. The marginal dip is seen as a normal pause in a steady market rather than a sign of a broader downturn. Meanwhile, silver prices continued to face pressure, trading lower and recording fresh 2026 lows.
Gold Price Today (16 February 2026)
(Prices exclude GST, TCS, and making charges, which vary by jeweller.)
Gold Price City-Wise
Chennai
Mumbai
Delhi
Kolkata
Bengaluru
Hyderabad
Kerala
Pune
Ahmedabad
(City prices may vary slightly due to local taxes, premiums, and demand.)
Silver Price Today, February 16, 2026
Silver continued its bearish trend, slipping to fresh 2026 lows. On MCX, silver futures were trading sharply lower, reflecting weak sentiment and heavy profit-booking.
Silver (per 10 g): Around ₹2,740
Silver (per kg): Around ₹2,74,000 – ₹2,74,900
City-Wise Silver Price
Delhi
Noida
Mumbai
Chennai
Bengaluru
Hyderabad
Kolkata
Silver’s decline comes amid a broader correction in precious metals, with recent sessions showing high volatility. Traders have pointed to reduced industrial demand and profit booking by investors as key reasons for the downward trajectory.
Prices have tumbled significantly in February, underlining continued volatility in the white metal.
Market Outlook
Gold’s slight consolidation suggests a cautious market taking a breather after recent rebounds, while silver’s steep weakness highlights divergent trends between the two precious metals. Traders will watch global cues and domestic demand, including jewellery buying and investor interest, for future direction.