Gold prices dip on Dhanteras as silver, yellow metal fall up to 1.5%. Check 22K, 24K physical rates today (November 6): Live updates

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Gold Rates Today Live: Gold and silver domestic prices declined on Dhanteras 2026, with investors tracking domestic bullion rates amid global market volatility. Check the latest 22-carat and 24-carat physical gold prices across major cities, along with silver rates and key market developments.

Gold and silver prices remained under pressure on Dhanteras, even as festive buying interest came into focus. The live blog tracks changes in domestic bullion prices, city-wise rates for 22-carat and 24-carat physical gold, silver prices and the global factors influencing the precious metals market.

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Standard gold (22 carat) prices in Mumbai stand at Rs 1,07,080/8 grams while pure gold (24 carat) prices stand at Rs 1,16,816/8 grams.

Standard gold (22 carat) prices in Delhi stand at Rs 1,07,200/8 grams while pure gold (24 carat) prices stand at Rs 1,16,936/8 grams.

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Gold and silver prices will be in focus on Friday and remain on track for the biggest weekly gain since August after a resounding Democratic victory in the US midterm elections and the subsequent plunge in oil bolstered sentiment. Read more

Gold and silver futures ended Thursday's session on a mixed note on MCX. Gold gained around 0.5% to settle at Rs 1.43 lakh per 10 grams, while silver declined 0.4% to Rs 1.87 lakh per kilogram. According to Manoj Kumar Jain of Prithvi Finmart, gold has support at Rs 1,42,800-1,41,400 and resistance at Rs 1,45,100-1,46,500. For silver, support is placed at Rs 1,85,000-1,81,800, while resistance is seen at Rs 1,89,100-1,91,400.

The upcoming US non-farm payrolls release is likely to be an important event for global bullion markets. Employment figures could shape expectations about the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions, influencing the US dollar and investor demand for precious metals. With gold and silver already recording substantial weekly gains, the latest labour market readings could provide the next significant directional trigger.

Traders looking to enter fresh gold positions can consider accumulating the metal during price corrections, according to Manoj Kumar Jain of Prithvi Finmart. His preferred entry range is Rs 1,42,400-1,41,000. He has suggested keeping a protective stop loss below Rs 1,40,000 while aiming for Rs 1,44,400-1,45,500. The strategy focuses on capitalising on potential upside while maintaining a defined risk limit.

Gold futures on MCX advanced nearly 0.5% in the previous session, closing at Rs 1.43 lakh per 10 grams. The metal is now approaching a crucial price zone that could influence its immediate direction. Manoj Kumar Jain of Prithvi Finmart has identified Rs 1,45,100-1,46,500 as the resistance band. On the downside, Rs 1,42,800-1,41,400 is expected to provide support.

Domestic silver futures ended Thursday's session 0.4% lower at Rs 1.87 lakh per kilogram, even as international prices moved higher. According to Manoj Kumar Jain of Prithvi Finmart, the metal faces resistance in the Rs 1,89,100-1,91,400 zone. A decisive breakout could improve its near-term outlook. Meanwhile, the Rs 1,85,000-1,81,800 range is expected to act as a cushion against further declines.

• Precious metals are witnessing a strong recovery, with gold and silver poised to post their biggest weekly advances since August.
• Sentiment has improved following the Democrats' decisive win in the US midterm elections and a steep correction in crude oil prices. Spot gold climbed 0.4% to $4,103.55 an ounce, taking its weekly advance to 5.9%, while silver gained 0.5% to $52.01.
• Market participants are now looking towards US employment figures for indications of the Federal Reserve's future policy direction.