Gold price slightly jump again today: Check 22K and 24K gold rate
Gold price: Today, Friday, February 20, 2026, gold and silver prices in India are witnessing a recovery, largely fueled by a spike in safe-haven demand due to escalating geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran. Gold Prices on February 20, 2026.
As of today, gold prices in India have risen slightly due to global demand and inflationary pressures. The price of 24K gold (also known as 999 pure gold) is Rs 15,650 per gram, while 22K gold (which contains 91.67% pure gold, commonly used in jewellery) is Rs 14,346 per gram.
Prices on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) are seeing positive momentum after a period of high volatility earlier this month.CommodityPrice (per Unit)Change (%)Gold (April 2026)Rs 1,55,195 per 10g+0.24%Silver (March 2026) Rs 2,43,099 per kg+0.71%.
In the physical market, prices have stabilized near recent lows, presenting a potential entry point for bargain hunters. Note: These rates exclude GST and making charges.
24-Carat Gold: Rs 1,54,200 per 10 grams
22-Carat Gold: Rs 1,41,350 per 10 grams
Gold prices in Delhi:
Current price of 24K gold in Delhi is Rs 15,665 per gram
Current price of 22K gold in Delhi is Rs 14,361 per gram
Current price of 24K gold in Mumbai is Rs 15,650 per gram
Current price of 22K gold in Mumbai is Rs 14,346 per gram
Gold Prices in Kolkata:
Current price of 24K gold in Kolkata is Rs 15,650 per gram
Current price of 22K gold in Kolkata is Rs 14,346 per gram
Current price of 24K gold in Chennai is Rs 15,819 per gram
Current price of 22K gold in Chennai is Rs 14,501 per gram
Silver Prices on February 20, 2026:
On this date, the price of silver in India is trading at approximately Rs. 2,70,100 per kilogram and the rate of silver 925 (also known as silver sterling) is Rs. 2,70,000 per kilogram.
Silver, although generally less expensive than gold, is a favorable metal for both investment and use in jewelry, especially in regions where silver jewelry is more common than gold. Like gold, silver prices are influenced by global markets, with industrial demand playing a significant role in price fluctuations.
The standoff between the US and Iran has intensified, with reports of military deployments in the Middle East. Gold is traditionally seen as a “safe haven” during such times.
+1. Recent minutes from the Fed show a divide among policymakers. While some hint at rate hikes to curb inflation, others favor cuts, leaving investors cautious.
A relatively strong US Dollar has capped some of the gains for precious metals, as a stronger greenback makes gold more expensive for international buyers. Demand in Asia remains somewhat muted due to the Lunar New Year holidays in major markets like China.
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