Gold & Silver Rates Today — 04 August 2026
| Date | Metal | Our call | What happened | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 04 Aug | Gold | Sideways / Firm | — | Pending |
| 04 Aug | Silver | Sideways | — | Pending |
| 03 Aug | Gold | Sideways | Flat −0.1% | ✓ Right |
| 03 Aug | Silver | Sideways | Flat −0.5% | ✓ Right |
| 01 Aug | Gold | Sideways / Firm | Fell 1.8% | ✗ Miss |
Good morning — here's where gold and silver stand this Tuesday, 04 August 2026, along with what's nudging the market and a plain read for anyone buying for a wedding or festival.
In short (04 August 2026): 24K gold is around ₹1,41,800/10g and 22K around ₹1,30,000/10g; silver is about ₹2,16,500/kg. A firm US dollar after the latest Fed meeting is capping gold just below its record highs, while silver is drifting sideways with sharper swings — the near-term read is steady-to-firm for gold and choppy for silver. These are indicative India reference levels — AT Jewels' live counter rate is the billing price.
Today's rates at a glance
- 24K gold: around ₹1,41,800 per 10g (indicative)
- 22K gold: around ₹1,30,000 per 10g (indicative)
- Silver: around ₹2,16,500 per kg (indicative)
These are indicative reference levels only. The one rate that actually bills your purchase is AT Jewels' live counter/board rate at the time of buying — in store or on WhatsApp.
What is moving the market this week
Gold is sitting just under its record highs. The US dollar firmed up to around a one-month peak after the Federal Reserve's latest meeting, and a stronger dollar usually makes gold a little more expensive worldwide, which caps the upside for now. Even so, the dips have been shallow — central-bank buying and a cautious global mood keep a floor under prices, so gold isn't really falling, just pausing.
Silver is the more restless of the two. After a big run last winter and a sharp correction since, it's now settling in a choppy band around ₹2.16 lakh a kilo. It tends to follow gold but with bigger swings in both directions, so a quiet day for gold can still be a bumpy one for silver. For the rupee, a firm dollar keeps USD/INR on the stronger side, which gently supports local prices.
The near-term view
For gold, my plain read over the next few sessions is steady-to-firm — likely holding in a band roughly around ₹1,40,000–1,43,000 per 10g unless the dollar moves sharply. Silver looks sideways and choppy, so I'd expect swings around the current ₹2.16 lakh/kg level rather than a clean trend.
If you're buying for a wedding or a festival with a fixed date, buy by your need and your date — not by trying to catch the lowest tick. Splitting your purchase into parts over a few visits smooths out the day-to-day noise far better than waiting for one perfect green day that may never come.
Frequently asked
What is the gold rate today in India?
Today 24K gold is around ₹1,41,800 per 10g and 22K around ₹1,30,000 per 10g (indicative). Your final price depends on making charges, GST and AT Jewels' live counter rate at the time of billing.
What is the silver rate today?
Silver is about ₹2,16,500 per kg (indicative) today, easing very slightly from yesterday.
Will gold prices go up or down this week?
No one can promise a direction, but with a firm dollar after the Fed capping gains and steady central-bank support underneath, the near-term read is steady-to-firm for gold and sideways-to-choppy for silver. Treat this as general guidance, not a certainty.
— Nitin Bardia / AT Jewels
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Disclaimer: This note is general market commentary for information only and is not investment, trading or financial advice, nor a recommendation to buy or sell any commodity. Rates shown are indicative and can change through the day; the binding price for any transaction is AT Jewels' live counter rate at the time of purchase. Precious-metal prices can move against any view expressed here. Please make your own decision or consult a qualified adviser before any investment.