All India Bullion
Gold and silver fell in the latest Indian reference reading, offering a lower starting point for wedding-season buying. All India Bullion’s 13 November benchmark put 999 gold at ₹1,39,904 per 10 grams, down ₹2,983 from the previous fix. Silver 999 fell ₹3,652 to ₹1,84,834 per kilogram.
The figures were recorded at 03:00 IST. They are national reference prices covering the overnight session, not Friday’s Indian market close or final jewellery bills. For traders in Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and the wider north, local premiums, taxes and making charges remain separate.
Buying has improved, but the recovery is not uniform. In a report published on 12 November, IBJA national secretary Surendra Mehta described pent-up demand and continuing purchases after the price correction. The World Gold Council’s 3 November assessment nevertheless warned that high prices still constrain jewellery volumes.
In the next session, sustained wedding purchases could cushion weakness; further overseas declines or changing rupee levels could alter domestic quotes. A lower benchmark alone does not establish a lasting rebound.
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