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Gold & Silver Rates Today — 29 October 2026

💰 Today's Rate — 29 October 2026indicative · India
Gold 24K
₹1,43,604
per 10g
Gold 22K
₹1,31,637
per 10g
Silver
₹1,99,900
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 Signal29 October 2026 · 8:15 AM IST
Gold (24K)
→ Sideways
Gold round-tripped flat through yesterday's Fed hold; today's US inflation (PCE) print is the next swing factor, so expect steady, two-way trade near current levels.
Confidence: ●●●●● Low
Silver
→ Sideways
Silver is holding its recent range after a soft October; it still swings more than gold, so we stay cautious and expect choppy, range-bound trade.
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
60%
last 5 gold calls
Silver accuracy
40%
last 5 silver calls
Scored separately — gold has read steady; silver swings more, so we stay cautious on it. Small ±0.5% days count as roughly right, not a miss.
Date Gold (24K) Silver
Call & move Result Call & move Result
29 Oct Sidewaysawaiting tomorrow Pending Sidewaysawaiting tomorrow Pending
28 Oct SidewaysFlat −0.1% ✓ Right SidewaysEased 0.9% ≈ Partly
27 Oct SidewaysFirmed 1.1% ≈ Partly SidewaysFirmed 0.8% ≈ Partly
26 Oct SidewaysFirmed 0.5% ✓ Right SidewaysEased 0.3% ✓ Right
23 Oct SidewaysEased 0.8% ≈ Partly SidewaysFell 3.4% ✗ Miss
22 Oct SidewaysFell 2.2% ✗ Miss SidewaysFell 2.4% ✗ 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 is where gold and silver stand on the morning of 29 October 2026.

In short (29 October 2026): 24K gold is around ₹1,43,604/10g and 22K around ₹1,31,637/10g; silver is about ₹1,99,900/kg. The US Federal Reserve held interest rates steady yesterday in a split, mildly hawkish decision, so gold round-tripped and ended roughly flat while silver eased a little — a sideways read for now, with today's US inflation (PCE) data the next trigger to watch. These are indicative India reference levels — AT Jewels' live counter rate is the billing price.

Today's rates at a glance

  • 24K gold: around ₹1,43,604/10g (indicative)
  • 22K gold: around ₹1,31,637/10g (indicative)
  • Silver: about ₹1,99,900/kg (indicative)

These are indicative India reference levels only. The one rate that actually bills your purchase is AT Jewels' live counter / board rate at the moment of buying — in store or on WhatsApp.

What is moving the market this week

The big event was last night: the US Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.75–4.00%, but it was a split decision — two policymakers actually wanted a rate hike, and the Fed upgraded its description of the economy to “strong.” New chair Kevin Warsh struck a firm, inflation-fighting tone. Markets read all of this as mildly hawkish, which usually leans against gold, yet because a December move was already widely expected the reaction was muted: gold dipped, then recovered, and finished the day roughly where it started, near the $4,060 (per ounce) area globally.

Two things are holding prices up even against a hawkish Fed. First, the rupee is sitting near record lows around 95 to the US dollar, which keeps the India price firm even when global gold is flat. Second, oil has jumped on reports of a strike on a Saudi facility (not yet confirmed), and higher oil keeps inflation worries — and some safe-haven demand — alive. All of this lands right in the middle of the Dhanteras and Diwali buying season, so festival demand is a steady support under the market at home.

The near-term view

For now the honest read is sideways. Yesterday's Fed decision is behind us, but the very next trigger — today's US inflation (PCE) reading, due this evening India time — can nudge prices either way, so I would not expect a clean one-way move just yet. Gold is range-bound just below its recent floor; silver is steadier than it was but still swings more than gold after a soft October. If you are buying for a wedding or a festival, my advice is the same as always: buy by your need and your date, in parts, rather than trying to catch a single green or red day. A small, staggered approach almost always beats waiting for the “perfect” price that nobody can call in advance.

Frequently asked

What is the gold rate today in India?
24K gold is around ₹1,43,604/10g and 22K around ₹1,31,637/10g today (indicative). Your final price depends on making charges, 3% GST and AT Jewels' live counter rate at the time of billing.

What is the silver rate today?
Silver is about ₹1,99,900/kg today (indicative), after easing through October. Final billing is at the live counter rate.

Will gold prices go up or down this week?
The near-term read is sideways. With the Fed holding rates steady yesterday and a key US inflation figure due today, gold could swing either way around current levels — nobody can promise a direction, so buy by your need and date rather than timing the market.

— 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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