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Gold & Silver Rates Today — 2 September 2026

💰 Today's Rate — 2 September 2026indicative · India
Gold 24K
₹1,54,080
per 10g
Gold 22K
₹1,41,240
per 10g
Silver
₹2,44,000
per kg
AT Jewels' “On the Counter” selling price in store may be lower than these indicative levels, in line with real-time rates.
📊 Today's AT Jewels Signal2 September 2026 · 8:15 AM IST
Gold (24K)
↘ Cooling
Gold slipped to a two-week low as markets leaned toward a possible September US Fed rate hike and the dollar firmed — it's easing off August's run. If you have a wedding or festival date, buying in parts on softer days makes sense.
Confidence: ●●●●● Moderate
Silver
↘ Cooling
Silver stayed soft and slipped below recent support as the same rate-hike worries weighed. It's a fast-moving metal, so expect swings either way — buy to your need and date rather than chasing a single day.
Confidence: ●●●●● Low
What this means for you: This is a plain directional read for families buying for a wedding or festival — not a trading buy/sell tip. Buy by your need and date, in parts. Not investment advice; AT Jewels' live counter rate is the billing price.
🎯 Our Signal Track RecordLast 6 mornings
Gold (24K) accuracy
30%
last 5 gold calls
Silver accuracy
40%
last 5 silver calls
Scored separately — a rough two weeks as post-Warsh Fed-hike bets whipsawed both metals; we've moved to a Cooling read and stay cautious on silver. Small ±0.5% days count as roughly right, not a miss.
Date Gold (24K) Silver
Call & move Result Call & move Result
2 Sep Coolingawaiting tomorrow Pending Coolingawaiting tomorrow Pending
1 Sep SidewaysEased ~1.7% to a 2-wk low ✗ Miss SidewaysFlat ~-0.5% ✓ Right
31 Aug CoolingRoughly flat ~-0.2% ≈ Partly CoolingRoughly flat ~+0.2% ≈ Partly
26 Aug SidewaysFell 3.9% ✗ Miss SidewaysEased 3.0% ✗ Miss
25 Aug SidewaysFlat -0.2% ✓ Right SidewaysEased ~1.0% ≈ Partly
19 Aug SidewaysRose ~5.8% (task-gap) ✗ Miss SidewaysRose ~6.1% (task-gap) ✗ Miss
Each morning we log the day's signal, then mark it Right / Partly / Miss against the next day's actual move. Directional guidance only — not investment or trading advice.

Good morning — here's where gold and silver stand on Wednesday, 2 September 2026, with a plain read on what's moving them and what it means if you're buying for a wedding or festival.

In short (2 September 2026): 24K gold is around ₹1,54,080/10g and 22K around ₹1,41,240/10g; silver is about ₹2,44,000/kg. Both eased as markets leaned toward a possible September US Fed rate hike and the dollar firmed — gold slipped to a roughly two-week low, so the near-term read is gently softening/cooling. These are indicative India reference levels — AT Jewels' live counter rate is the billing price.

Today's rates at a glance

  • 24K gold: about ₹1,54,080 per 10g (indicative)
  • 22K gold: about ₹1,41,240 per 10g (indicative)
  • Silver: about ₹2,44,000 per kg (indicative; retail quotes vary widely by city and premium)

These are indicative reference levels only. The single price that actually bills your purchase is AT Jewels' live counter/board rate at the moment you buy — in store or over WhatsApp.

What is moving the market this week

The big story is the US Federal Reserve. After hawkish comments from Fed voice Kevin Warsh, the market has swung to pricing a fairly high chance (around two-thirds) of a September rate hike rather than a cut. Higher rates and a firmer US dollar make gold and silver less attractive to global investors, and that pressure — along with some profit-taking after August's strong run — pulled gold down to about a two-week low this week.

It isn't all one-way, though. Ongoing US–Iran tension around the Strait of Hormuz has kept oil bid and given bullion a safe-haven floor, and steady central-bank buying continues to support gold underneath. So this looks more like a healthy pullback than a change of trend — and Friday's big US jobs report (NFP) could move things either way.

The near-term view

For the next few sessions the bias is softening/cooling: gold looks likely to chop in a roughly ₹1,52,000–1,56,000 per 10g band, with silver more volatile day to day. If you're buying for a wedding or festival, this is a reasonable window to buy by your need and date, spreading purchases into parts rather than trying to time a single low or chasing a green day. Prices can move against any view here, so let your own date and budget lead. This is a directional read for buyers, not a trading tip.

Frequently asked

What is the gold rate today in India?
Today (2 September 2026) 24K gold is around ₹1,54,080 per 10g and 22K around ₹1,41,240 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 ₹2,44,000 per kg today (indicative). City-to-city retail quotes vary quite a bit depending on premium and purity, so treat this as a reference level.

Will gold prices go up or down this week?
The near-term lean is slightly softer, with the September US Fed rate-hike worry and a firmer dollar weighing on prices, balanced by safe-haven and central-bank demand underneath. Friday's US jobs data is the key swing factor — no one can be certain about the future, so buy to your need rather than a forecast.

— 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.

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