Live Gold & Silver Charts
As of 12 September 2026 at 03:17 IST, the All India Bullion Mumbai reference is ₹1,50,523 per 10g for 24K (999) gold and ₹1,37,879 per 10g for 22K (916). Silver 999 is ₹2,32,577 per kg. The charts below track the spot and futures contracts these domestic rates are derived from.
Mumbai reference rate
Snapshot 12 September 2026 at 03:17 IST. Full Mumbai rate page
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Each chart opens full screen with candlesticks, signal zone, stop-loss and target levels.
XAUUSD Live Gold Spot Chart
SpotXAUUSD is the price of one troy ounce of gold quoted in US dollars, the benchmark every physical gold market in the world prices against. This chart streams live spot gold with candlesticks, a marked buy or sell zone, a stop-loss line and laddered target levels.
XAGUSD Live Silver Spot Chart
SpotXAGUSD is the price of one troy ounce of silver in US dollars. Silver tracks gold's macro direction but moves harder in both directions because roughly half of demand is industrial. This chart streams live spot silver with signal zones, stop-loss and targets.
Gold Futures Live Chart
Domestic futuresThis is the live domestic gold futures contract, widely used to track Indian bullion pricing. It already carries the rupee and import-duty effect, so it moves with both international spot gold and USD/INR.
Silver Futures Live Chart
Domestic futuresThe live domestic silver futures contract, quoted in rupees per kilogram. Silver is the higher-beta of the two Indian precious-metal contracts and typically travels further than gold on the same macro move.
Common questions
What do these gold and silver charts show?
Each chart plots live candlesticks for one instrument, with the current signal side, a marked buy or sell zone, a stop-loss line and laddered target levels. Spot gold (XAUUSD) and spot silver (XAGUSD) are quoted in US dollars per troy ounce; the domestic gold and silver futures charts are quoted in rupees and already carry India's import duty and local demand.
How is spot gold in dollars related to the Indian gold rate?
Divide the XAUUSD price by 31.1035 to get dollars per gram, multiply by the USD/INR rate, then add Indian import duty and GST. Local dealer spread is applied on top, which is why the rate in each city differs from the international benchmark and from every other city.
How often do the charts update?
Chart history refreshes about once a minute while the relevant market session is open, and the last candle is nudged by the live rate feed in between. Outside trading hours the refresh pauses rather than redrawing an unchanged chart.
Are these charts free to use?
Yes. No account or sign-up is required. They are published for market study and education, not as trading advice, and All India Bullion does not execute trades.
The multi-chart workspace, with synced crosshairs and side-by-side charts, needs a larger screen — open this page on a desktop to use it. Rates shown are indicative bullion reference rates, not a buying or selling quote. Methodology.
