Gold-Silver Price : Gold-Silver again on the rise; Prices hit a high after a day's drop

On January 22, there was a significant drop in gold and silver prices. This decline provided some relief to customers and investors. However, this joy could not last long. Today, on January 23, 2026, gold and silver are once again seen entering recovery mode. With the market changing direction in just one day, curiosity has arisen among investors again.

After yesterday's decline, many began to think that the price of silver would fall below 300,000 rupees again. However, today not only silver but also gold prices are seeing a significant increase, reaching close to their all-time high levels. In the international market today, the price of gold on COMEX has reached $4,964 per ounce, while the price of silver has reached $96.506 per ounce.

Considering the Indian market, on Thursday, the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) experienced fluctuations throughout the day. Prices had dropped at the beginning of the day, but they recovered by the time the market closed. As a result, the price of silver was recorded at 3,26,500 rupees per kilogram, while the price of gold was recorded at 1,56,540 rupees per 10 grams.

Why have the rates increased again? International developments are responsible for this. The prices of gold and silver fell yesterday after U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew his decision to take over Greenland and backed off from imposing tariffs on European countries. However, this decline proved temporary. Now, the strong consumer spending and employment market data in the U.S. have impacted the dollar. As the dollar weakens, there is a renewed large-scale attraction towards gold and silver as safe investments.

Meanwhile, Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the famous book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad', has made a major prediction about silver. He has estimated that by 2026, the price of silver will reach $200 per ounce. After his statement, investors have increased their inclination towards buying silver, which experts believe has also impacted today's rising prices.