Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Gold and silver prices rise amid geopolitical tensions
On 21 July, the prices of gold and silver went up in India.
This happened because there are big problems between the US and Iran, which makes people worried and they buy more gold and silver.
The prices of oil also went up because of these problems.
In different cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata, the prices of gold and silver were a bit different.
The US also put higher taxes on some things from Canada because they think Canada is not being fair in trade.
Gold and silver prices rose on 21 July due to geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran.
24K gold price in Delhi was ₹142,330/10 gm, while 22K gold was ₹130,469/10 gm.
Silver price in Delhi was ₹220,310/1 kg.
MCX gold rate was ₹142,890/10 gm, and silver was ₹221,330/1 kg.
Oil prices also surged due to the tensions, with Brent crude at $89.22/barrel and US WTI at $83.23/barrel.
- Who
- Global markets and investors
- What
- Rise in gold and silver prices due to geopolitical tensions
- When
- 21 July
- Where
- India, global markets
- Why
- Increased tensions between the US and Iran, along with market dynamics, have led to higher prices for gold and silver.
Geopolitical Tensions
Market Dynamics
Impact on Prices
Geopolitical Tensions
Geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran have led to increased gold and silver prices due to market uncertainty.
Market Dynamics
Market dynamics, including supply and demand, also play a significant role in the fluctuation of gold and silver prices.
- Date
- 21 July
- 24K Gold Price (Delhi)
- ₹142,330/10 gm
- 22K Gold Price (Delhi)
- ₹130,469/10 gm
- Silver Price (Delhi)
- ₹220,310/1 kg
- MCX Gold Rate
- ₹142,890/10 gm
- MCX Silver Rate
- ₹221,330/1 kg
- Brent Crude Price
- $89.22/barrel
- US WTI Crude Price
- $83.23/barrel
