Gold Price: Decline in Stock Market and Precious Metals in the Last Week of February 2025

The last week of February 2025 began with a decline in the stock market and the prices of gold and silver. On Monday, the BSE Sensex opened 567.62 points lower at 74,743.44, while the NSE Nifty fell by 188.4 points to open at 22,607.50. Similarly, gold and silver prices also witnessed a decline.

Gold and Silver Prices on February 24, 2025

The price of 24-carat gold in India today stands at ₹8,793.3 per gram, which is ₹10 lower than the previous day. Meanwhile, silver is priced at ₹103,500 per kg, reflecting a ₹100 decline per kg compared to the previous day.

10-Gram Gold Prices in Major Cities

Delhi: ₹87,933 per 10 grams

Jaipur: ₹87,926 per 10 grams

Lucknow: ₹87,949 per 10 grams (up from ₹87,579 yesterday and ₹86,819 last week)


Gold Prices in Chandigarh and Amritsar

Chandigarh: ₹87,942 per 10 grams (yesterday: ₹88,292; last week: ₹86,812)

Amritsar: ₹87,960 per 10 grams (yesterday: ₹87,790; last week: ₹86,830)


Silver Prices in Major Cities

Delhi: ₹103,500 per kg

Jaipur: ₹103,900 per kg

Lucknow: ₹104,400 per kg

Patna: ₹103,600 per kg (yesterday: ₹103,500; last week: ₹103,600)


Why Have Gold and Silver Prices Fallen?

Gold and silver prices are influenced by both global and local factors. Key determinants include global demand, currency exchange rates, interest rates, government policies, and international events. Due to these factors, the prices of gold and silver fluctuate daily.