Gold rates across India fluctuate on different days, with outlets reporting changes in 24K and 22K prices in major cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, and Bengaluru. For example, NDTV reports pan-India 24K gold at about Rs 1,43,000 per 10 grams on August 4, while on August 5 it rises to around Rs 1,44,280 per 10 grams; silver is also cited alongside gold.

Some reports focus on city-by-city movements (for instance, Business Line notes that prices go down in multiple cities on July 24 and go up on August 10, and again rise on August 18). Other pieces connect domestic changes to global market conditions: NDTV points to international price shifts and “safe-haven” demand affecting MCX gold and silver, and also references muted domestic pricing during periods of US–Iran tensions when global prices fall.

Overall, the coverage highlights that gold and silver rates vary by date and city, reflecting a mix of local price-setting and international cues, with no single sustained direction across the period covered.