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Gold prices in Chennai have edged higher today, showing signs of recovery after the sharp fluctuations witnessed yesterday.Rail Freight As per the latest rates, 22-carat gold is priced at ₹13,430 per gram, registering an increase of ₹80. Likewise, 18-carat gold has gone up by ₹65 and is now being sold at ₹11,200 per gram. This increase comes a day after the market experienced strong swings. Yesterday, gold prices had climbed in the morning session but saw a notable drop by evening, reflecting uncertainty in the market. Today’s upward movement indicates a mild rebound and some stability returning to gold prices. Meanwhile, silver prices have moved in the opposite direction. Silver is currently trading at ₹245 per gram, marking a decline of ₹15 compared to the previous rate.

Gold prices in Chennai showed another quick turnaround today, moving up in the evening after a sharp drop seen yesterday – continuing the recent up-and-down trend in the market. As per the latest update, – 22K gold is now priced at ₹13,250 per gram, up by ₹250 – 18K gold has increased to ₹11,050 per gram, rising by ₹230 – Silver has also inched up and is currently at ₹250 per gram Yesterday, gold prices had fallen significantly, dropping by ₹2,720 per sovereign, with sharp fluctuations seen throughout the day. The evening rise today suggests that the market is still unsettled. Traders point out that global cues, currency fluctuations, and overall economic conditions are driving these constant changes. On the ground, buyers are being careful. While some are making purchases during dips, many are choosing to wait and watch, hoping for more stable prices. For now, gold continues to move unpredictably, and experts believe this back-and-forth trend may continue over the next few days.

Gold prices in Chennai have declined today (March 24), continuing the recent trend of sharp ups and downs in the market. On March 23, gold rates witnessed extreme volatility. Prices initially fell steeply by ₹7,600 per sovereign, bringing the rate down to ₹1,01,360 and ₹12,670 per gram. This sudden drop attracted buyers looking for a good opportunity. However, the decline was short-lived. Later in the day, gold prices rebounded by ₹5,360 per sovereign, pushing the rate up to ₹1,06,720, while the per gram price increased to ₹13,340. Today, the market has seen another shift. Gold prices have decreased by ₹2,720 per sovereign. Following this drop, the current rate stands at around ₹1,04,000 per sovereign and approximately ₹13,000 per gram. These rapid fluctuations highlight the unpredictable nature of gold prices. Experts point out that international market trends, currency movements, and global economic conditions are the key factors influencing these changes. Jewellers and traders are keeping a close watch, as frequent price variations are affecting customer buying decisions. While some buyers are taking advantage of price dips, others are waiting for more stability in the market. Analysts expect gold prices to remain volatile in the coming days, advising buyers to stay cautious and monitor the trends before making purchases.

Gold prices took a surprising dip today, recording one of the biggest single-day drops in recent times. The price has fallen by ₹5,360 per sovereign, catching both buyers and traders off guard. As of now, 22-carat gold is priced at ₹12,950 per gram, down by ₹670. The price per sovereign has also dropped to ₹1,03,600 after today’s fall. Silver prices have also seen a decline, falling by ₹15 per gram, adding to the overall dip in precious metals. This sudden drop is mainly linked to a sharp fall in international market prices, which has quickly reflected in India. For buyers, this may be a good opportunity to purchase at lower rates. Meanwhile, traders and jewellers are keeping a close watch, as such sudden movements can impact the market in different ways. Experts say the coming days will be crucial in understanding whether prices will stabilise or continue to fluctuate.   

Gold prices in Chennai have dropped today (March 21, 2026), giving relief to buyers and investors. The price of gold has decreased by ₹330 per gram, continuing the recent downward trend in the bullion market. Today’s Gold Rate in Chennai: 22 Carat Gold – ₹13,620 per gram (↓ ₹330)– ₹1,08,960 per sovereign (8 grams) 24 Carat Gold – ₹14,858 per gram– ₹1,18,864 per sovereign (8 grams) Silver Price Today: – ₹250 per gram (↓ ₹10) The fall in gold and silver prices is mainly due to changes in global market trends and demand fluctuations. This dip is expected to attract more buyers, especially with the wedding and festive season approaching. Experts suggest that such price drops provide a good opportunity for investment and jewellery purchases, but advise buyers to keep track of daily price movements. Customers are also advised to check final prices at jewellery stores, as making charges and GST may vary.

Gold prices in Chennai have shown a slight increase today (March 20, 2026) after yesterday’s sharp decline, indicating a mild recovery in the market. As per the latest update, the price of 22-carat gold has risen by ₹50 per gram and is now trading at ₹13,950 per gram. Accordingly, the cost of one sovereign (8 grams) has increased to ₹1,11,600. Similarly, 18-carat gold has also gone up by ₹55 per gram, now priced at ₹11,640 per gram. In contrast, silver prices have witnessed a slight drop of ₹5 and are currently trading at ₹260 per gram. Key Highlights: – Gold gains ₹400 per sovereign – 22K Gold: ₹13,950 per gram – 8 grams (1 sovereign): ₹1,11,600 – 18K Gold: ₹11,640 per gram – Silver: ₹260 per gram (down ₹5) After a steep fall yesterday, today’s marginal increase suggests a stabilization trend in gold prices. Market fluctuations are largely influenced by global economic conditions, currency movements, and investor sentiment. Despite the small rise, gold prices remain relatively lower compared to previous levels, which may still offer a favorable opportunity for buyers and investors. 

Gold prices in Chennai continued their downward trend today, offering slight relief for buyers. The price of 22-carat gold has decreased by ₹80 per gram and is currently trading at ₹14,570 per gram. Along with gold, silver prices have also declined. The price of silver dropped by ₹5 per gram and is now at ₹275.00 per gram in Chennai. As per the latest market rates, 24-carat gold (pure gold) is priced at ₹15,894 per gram, while 8 grams of 24K gold costs ₹1,27,152. Meanwhile, 22-carat gold (jewellery gold) is being sold at ₹1,16,560 for 8 grams. The fall in gold prices is mainly driven by global economic factors, including fluctuations in international gold markets, the strengthening of the US dollar, and changes in demand and supply. Investor sentiment and ongoing economic uncertainties have also contributed to the price movement.

Gold prices in Chennai have continued their downward trend on March 17, 2026, offering some relief to buyers. The price of 22K ornamental gold has dropped by ₹480 per sovereign, bringing the rate down to ₹1,17,200 per sovereign. On a per gram basis, gold prices have decreased by ₹60, now standing at ₹14,650 per gram. Over the past few days, gold rates in Chennai have been consistently declining. On March 12, prices fell sharply by ₹1,200 per sovereign to ₹1,19,760. This was followed by a drop of ₹560 on March 13, taking the rate to ₹1,19,200. On March 14, gold prices declined further by ₹1,120, reaching ₹1,18,080 per sovereign. At the beginning of the week (March 16), gold prices dipped again, with a reduction of ₹400 per sovereign to ₹1,17,680 and ₹50 per gram to ₹14,710. Continuing this trend, today’s additional fall highlights a sustained bearish movement in gold prices. Market experts attribute this decline to fluctuations in global gold rates, a stronger US dollar, and changing economic conditions worldwide.

Chennai: After rising on the 10th and 11th of this month, gold prices have been declining over the past few days in Chennai. Two days ago, the price of ornamental gold fell by ₹1,120 per sovereign, bringing the rate down to ₹1,18,080 per sovereign, while the price per gram dropped by ₹140 to ₹14,760. As yesterday was a holiday, there was no change in the gold price. However, the downward trend has continued today for the fourth consecutive day. The price of gold has decreased by ₹400 per sovereign and ₹50 per gram. Currently, ornamental gold in Chennai is being sold at ₹1,17,680 per sovereign and ₹14,710 per gram. Silver Prices Also Decline Silver prices have also dropped today. The price of silver has decreased by ₹4 per gram and ₹4,000 per kilogram. As a result, silver is now being sold at ₹276 per gram and ₹2,76,000 per kilogram. Gold Price Trend – Last 5 Days (Per Sovereign) 16.03.2026 – ₹1,17,680 15.03.2026 – ₹1,18,080 14.03.2026 – ₹1,18,080 13.03.2026 – ₹1,19,200 12.03.2026 – ₹1,19,760