On April 6, gold and silver prices experienced a notable decline as traders engaged in profit booking. The price of gold fell by ₹1,400, or nearly 1%, settling at ₹1,48,298 per 10 grams. Similarly, silver prices dropped by over ₹2,800, or more than 1%, reaching ₹2,29,651 per kg. This downturn is largely driven by a stronger US dollar, which is influencing market dynamics amid ongoing inflation concerns linked to rising crude oil prices. Additionally, robust US jobs data has diminished expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut, further contributing to the drop in precious metal prices. The following are the gold rates across major cities in India: In Delhi, the price for 24 karat gold is ₹1,49,050, while in Mumbai, it stands at ₹1,49,310. Silver rates vary slightly across cities, with Delhi pricing at ₹2,319 for 10 grams.