Gold and Silver Prices Hit Historic Highs in India and UAE on January 13, 2026
Both precious metals continue their unstoppable rally, with Indian gold crossing ₹14,000 per gram and silver reaching record levels across markets.
Precious metal prices surged to unprecedented levels today, marking another milestone in the ongoing bullish trend across Indian and UAE markets.
In India, 24-karat pure gold reached an all-time high of ₹14,267 per gram, climbing ₹203 in a single day. This sharp increase pushed 22-karat gold past the ₹13,000 barrier, settling at ₹13,078 per gram with a gain of ₹186. Meanwhile, 18-karat gold crossed ₹10,700, trading at exactly that level after rising ₹152.
The UAE market also witnessed gains, though more modest compared to India. 24-karat gold in the Emirates rose to AED 542 per gram, up AED 1 from the previous session. 22-karat gold increased by AED 0.91 to reach AED 496.83, while 18-karat gold climbed AED 0.75 to settle at AED 406.50 per gram.
Silver prices followed the same upward trajectory. In India, pure silver gained ₹5 to reach ₹275 per gram, marking the highest level ever recorded in tracking history. UAE silver hit a significant milestone of AED 10 per gram, rising by AED 0.1.
Market analysts describe the current movement as an “unstoppable bullish rally,” with both gold and silver breaking through key psychological barriers. The continuous price increases suggest strong demand and favorable market conditions for precious metals.
Investors and buyers are advised to monitor daily price movements carefully when planning their purchases or investment decisions, as volatility in precious metal markets can create both opportunities and risks.
The steady climb in prices across both countries indicates a broader trend in global precious metal markets, though the magnitude of gains has been notably larger in India compared to the UAE.
