Gold Price Today: On January 24, 2026, a slight increase in the prices of gold and silver was seen in the jewelery market of the country. Today, a slight increase was recorded in the prices of both the precious metals as compared to the previous day.

The effect of which is clearly visible on the domestic market. According to market experts, domestic demand and signals from the international market are playing an important role behind this rise. Let us know, at what rate gold is being sold in your city today…..

Gold price in your city (as per good returns)

Gold price in Delhi (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,58,770
22 carat – Rs 1,45,550
18 carat – Rs 1,19,120

Gold price in Mumbai (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,58,620
22 carat – Rs 1,45,400
18 carat – Rs 1,18,970

Gold price in Chennai (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,59,490
22 carat – Rs 1,46,200
18 carat – Rs 1,21,900

Gold price in Kolkata (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,58,620
22 carat – Rs 1,45,400
18 carat – Rs 1,18,970

Gold price in Ahmedabad (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,58,670
22 carat – Rs 1,45,450
18 carat – Rs 1,19,020

Gold price in Lucknow (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,58,770
22 carat – Rs 1,45,550
18 carat – Rs 1,19,120

Gold price in Patna (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,58,670
22 carat – Rs 1,45,450
18 carat – Rs 1,19,020

Gold price in Hyderabad (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,58,620
22 carat – Rs 1,45,400
18 carat – Rs 1,18,970

Why are the prices of gold and silver increasing?

Today, many important reasons are believed to be behind the rise in gold and silver prices. Market experts say that strong demand in the domestic market and increased buying in the bullion market have supported the prices. Along with this, international market signals, movement of rupee against dollar and global economic uncertainty are also influencing the prices.

In such an environment, investors are attracted towards safe investment options. Assets like gold and silver attract investors. Due to which there is an increase in both their demand and prices.

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