
On January 3, 2026, gold and silver prices in India continued to reflect global economic trends, fluctuations in currency value, and local demand. Precious metals — especially gold — remain deeply rooted in Indian culture, often purchased during festivals, weddings, and as long-term investments. Below is an overview of today’s rates across major cities.
Gold prices on January 3, 2026
Gold prices saw a slight uptick, driven by international demand and inflation concerns.
Gold rates in India are influenced by global bullion prices, the US dollar exchange rate, and seasonal jewellery purchases — particularly ahead of festive periods.
City-wise gold prices
Delhi
Mumbai
Kolkata
Chennai
Silver prices on January 3, 2026
Silver prices also moved upward, supported by both investment demand and industrial usage.
City-wise silver prices
While gold remains the preferred asset for long-term security, silver continues to attract buyers due to its affordability and strong industrial demand. Both metals are expected to see price movements in the coming weeks depending on global economic indicators and domestic buying trends.