Gold prices, which had been fluctuating sharply in recent days, have once again skyrocketed, leaving consumers stunned.
After witnessing a steady decline until the end of last week, gold prices began rising sharply from November 10. On the 10th and 11th, prices increased by ₹400 per gram and ₹3,200 per sovereign. The day before yesterday, gold saw a massive jump of ₹1,760 per sovereign, touching ₹93,600. However, yesterday it fell slightly by ₹100 per gram and ₹800 per sovereign, bringing the rate down to ₹11,600 per gram and ₹92,800 per sovereign.
Now, in a surprising turn, gold prices have surged again today. The price of gold has risen by ₹200 per gram and is being sold at ₹11,800 per gram. Consequently, the price of a sovereign has climbed by ₹1,600, reaching ₹94,400.
Silver prices have also witnessed a sharp increase. The metal rose by ₹9 per gram, now selling at ₹182 per gram. Similarly, the price per kilogram has increased by ₹9,000, reaching ₹1,82,000.
Last Five Days – Gold Price Status (22 Carat):
12-11-2025: ₹92,800 per sovereign
11-11-2025: ₹93,600 per sovereign
10-11-2025: ₹91,840 per sovereign
09-11-2025: ₹90,400 per sovereign
08-11-2025: ₹90,400 per sovereign
Last Five Days – Silver Price Status:
12-11-2025: ₹173 per gram
11-11-2025: ₹170 per gram
10-11-2025: ₹169 per gram
09-11-2025: ₹165 per gram
08-11-2025: ₹165 per gram
Both gold and silver are witnessing volatile movements, and market analysts suggest that international economic trends and fluctuations in the dollar value are contributing factors behind the sudden price spikes.