On February 26, 2026, the prices of gold and silver have registered a slight increase as per the India Bullion and Jewelers Association (IBJA). Specifically, the price of 22 karat gold rose from ₹145651 to ₹145683 per 10 grams. Additionally, the cost of silver (999 purity) has increased by ₹233 per kilogram, reflecting the current trend in precious metal prices.

The price fluctuations were recorded between the evening of February 25 and the morning of February 26, with notable increases across various gold purities. For instance, 24 karat gold saw an increase from ₹159008 to ₹159043 per 10 grams, while other categories such as 995 and 916 karat gold also reflected slight upticks. These changes indicate a sensitive market responding to various economic indicators that influence commodity pricing.

Such trends in gold and silver prices can have broader implications for investment and consumer behavior in India, where precious metals hold significant cultural and financial value. The slight increase might prompt consumers to consider their purchases strategically as they navigate market conditions, highlighting the importance of monitoring these trends in the coming days for potential future shifts in the market.