Gold And Silver Rates Today (June 3): Gold Shows Mild Weakness, Silver Remains Stable; Check City-Wise Price of 24K, 22K, 18K

Gold And Silver Rates Today, 3 June: On June 3, 2026, you can see that both gold and silver prices in India are moving in a steady kind of, range-bound way with a cautious undertone that feels a bit subdued. Gold itself is trading with mild softness, because the average 24K price is ₹15,653 per gram, while 22K is ₹14,337 per gram, and that does point to a small dip versus the previous session. If you look city wise, the rates are mostly steady and not doing much, whereas MCX futures are showing a mixed picture across both near and far-month contracts, likely because hedging is active and there is some short-term volatility hanging around.

Silver is comparatively calmer, it is holding firm around ₹279.90 per gram nationally, or ₹2,79,900 per kilogram, with only a slight movement compared to the earlier close. Overall, both precious metals look like they are in a consolidation mood, which seems to match cautious investor sentiment, especially with global uncertainty in the background and everyone waiting for firmer macroeconomic cues to show up.

Gold Rates Today

Gold prices in India are doing that usual thing they do best, keeping buyers a little alert yet not really panicked. Right now the average 24-karat gold rate sits at ₹15,653 per gram, and 22-karat gold is at ₹14,337 per gram, which shows a small dip of around ₹10 per 10 grams versus the prior close. In Delhi, 24-karat gold is selling for ₹15,637 per gram, 22-karat at ₹14,335, and 18-karat at ₹11,732. Even with this mild cooling, gold still feels steady, sort of in a firm undertone since the year began. The early chatter from equity markets had its typical effect, acting like a “safe haven recruiter,” pulling people toward defensive investments. Short-term price moves hint at consolidation mode, but the bigger picture still looks like cautious optimism, shaped by global uncertainty and a changing view on risk, lately.

Gold Price On MCX

• Near-month contract (June 5, 2026 expiry): Trading down 0.5% at ₹1,54,801 per 10 grams
• Far-month contract (August 2026 expiry): Trading 0.21% higher at ₹1,59,730 per 10 grams, crossing the ₹1.59 lakh mark due to long-term hedging demand
• Opening price (June expiry): ₹1,54,700 (vs previous close of ₹1,54,252)
• Intraday high: ₹1,55,580
• Intraday low: ₹1,54,700

Gold Rates In Major Cities Across India Today

Silver Rates Today

silver prices in India seem to be just holding steady, with this calm almost uneventful vibe. As per Goodreturns, the nationwide average lands at ₹279.90 per gram, which comes out to ₹2,79,900 per kilogram, and there is little to no change from the earlier closing period. The metal that is usually famous for dramatic price swings is at the moment acting with an unexpected restraint, kinda low key. Silver is split in a tidy way for easier retail monitoring, like ₹279.90 per gram, ₹2,799 per 10 grams, ₹27,990 per 100 grams, and ₹2,79,900 per kilogram. So overall, it looks like silver is in a consolidation stage, less spectacle more steadiness, quietly waiting for the next macroeconomic cue to nudge it toward whatever comes next.

Silver Rates In Major Cities Across India Today

(With Inputs From Goodreturns)

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