Gold opens at Rs 1,42,510 per 10 gm on 26 October

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24K gold prices opened at Rs 1,42,510 per 10 grams in early trade on Monday, 26 October, according to NDTV Profit. Silver stood at Rs 1,96,600 per kg. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, gold had closed at Rs 1,42,024 per 10 grams on Friday (23 October), dropping 0.9%, while silver settled at Rs 1,95,719, down 2%.

Gold opens at Rs 1,42,510 per 10 gm on 26 October

Internationally, Comex gold was down 0.12% to $4,002.9 per ounce, and silver traded at $54.035 per ounce. City-wise, the highest 24K gold rate was in Chennai at Rs 1,42,670 per 10 gm, and the lowest in Delhi at Rs 1,42,010. Silver prices ranged from Rs 1,95,900 per kg in Delhi to Rs 1,96,810 in Chennai. DNA India's report on the same day was inaccessible due to a server error.

Indian Opinion Analysis

Both NDTV Profit and DNA India published neutral, fact-based reports on gold and silver rates for 26 October 2026. NDTV Profit provided extensive city-wise prices for 24K gold, 22K gold and silver, along with international market data and a brief context of rising crude oil and Fed expectations. DNA India could not be accessed, its page returned a server error. The uniform straight reporting from NDTV Profit means no framing differences exist to analyse. The coverage confirms gold opened at Rs 1,42,510 per 10 gm for 24K and silver at Rs 1,96,600 per kg in early trade on 26 October, with city-wise variations available.

Coverage: 2 sources, 2 neutral


Sources (2): ndtvprofit.com (neutral report), dnaindia.com (neutral report)

This brief was synthesised by AI from the 2 sources linked above, so one read covers every framing they carry. Methodology and corrections.

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