Gold Price Today: After three consecutive days of decline at the end of last year, today i.e. Thursday, January 2, 2026, gold prices have again seen a rise. According to the report of international investment bank Goldman Sachs, about 70 percent of global institutional investors around the world expect a sharp rise in gold prices this year. Gold has once again become the center of attraction amid investors’ turn towards safe options and global economic uncertainties.

It is noteworthy that 24 carat gold is mainly purchased for investment purposes, whereas 22 carat and 18 carat gold are more used in jewelery manufacturing. Today, 24 carat gold is trading at an average level of Rs 1,35,070 per 10 grams across the country, whereas a day ago its price was Rs 1,35,060, that is, a slight increase has been registered.

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Talking about the national capital Delhi, 24 carat gold is being sold here at Rs 1,35,220 per 10 grams. Whereas the price of 22 carat gold has reached Rs 1,23,960 and that of 18 carat gold has reached Rs 1,01,450 per 10 grams. It is clear from this that gold prices remain slightly higher in the capital compared to other cities.

On the other hand, in major cities like Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kerala and Pune, 24 carat gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 1,35,070, 22 carat gold at Rs 1,23,810 and 18 carat gold at Rs 1,01,300 per 10 grams. Prices remain almost the same in these cities.

Whereas in cities like Vadodara, Ahmedabad, Patna and Surat, 24 carat gold is available at Rs 1,35,120 per 10 grams. In these cities, the price of 22 carat gold has been recorded at Rs 1,23,860 and that of 18 carat gold has been recorded at Rs 1,01,350 per 10 grams. Overall, the slight rise in gold prices at the beginning of the new year reflects investor confidence.

How is the rate decided?

The prices of gold and silver are decided on a daily basis and many factors are responsible for this. These mainly include the following reasons: Since the prices of gold and silver in the international market are fixed in US dollars, changes in the dollar-rupee exchange rate have a direct impact on the prices of these metals. If the value of dollar increases or rupee weakens, then gold prices in India increase.

Most of the gold in India is imported. In such a situation, Customs Duty, GST and other local taxes affect the prices of gold. Turbulence in the global market (such as war, economic recession or change in interest rates) has a direct impact on the price of gold. When uncertainty increases in the global market, investors choose safer options like gold rather than shares or other volatile assets.

In India, gold is not only an investment but also linked to tradition and cultural beliefs. Buying gold on weddings, festivals and auspicious occasions is considered auspicious. Therefore the demand is high, which affects the prices. Gold has been an option giving better returns compared to inflation for a long time. When inflation increases or there is risk in the stock market, people like to invest in gold. This is the reason why its demand and price always remain constant.

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Gold Investment: There has been a tremendous rise in gold prices this year. After touching the record level of Rs 1 lakh per 10 grams in April, gold has created new historical levels several times. In the year 2025, gold has become the most preferred investment compared to any share or other investment instrument. The shine of gold, which is considered a safe investment, is continuously increasing. In such a situation, the big question is that if a person invests five lakh rupees today, how much return can he get in the next five years i.e. till 2030.

ever-increasing shine of gold

Due to increased demand during the festive season of weddings, gold prices in Delhi’s bullion market increased by Rs 3,500 to Rs 1,28,900 per 10 grams on Tuesday (November 25). The falling trend that had been going on for the last three days was broken and the price of gold of 99.5% purity increased by Rs 3,500 to Rs 1,28,300 per 10 grams (including all taxes).

Along with gold, a rise was also seen in silver. Its price increased by Rs 5,800 to Rs 1,60,800 per kg (including tax). According to traders, prices have strengthened due to increased demand from local jewelers during the wedding season.

Why are prices increasing?

Due to continuous changes in global and domestic economic conditions, investors are again getting attracted towards gold. Inflation, global instability and economic uncertainty are further increasing the demand for gold. This is the reason why the discussion has intensified regarding the possible returns by 2030 on the current investment of Rs 5 lakh.

The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of gold from 2000 to 2025 has been approximately 14%. In these 25 years, only three years—2013, 2015 and 2021—were when prices declined.

Gold can touch new record

25 years ago i.e. in 2000, the price of 24 carat gold was Rs 4,400 per 10 grams, which has now increased to about Rs 1.25 lakh per 10 grams. Between 2000 and 2025, gold prices have seen an average annual increase of 25% to 35%. Market experts believe that gold will continue to give strong returns in the coming times also. That means, if you buy gold worth Rs 5 lakh today, your money can almost double by 2030.

Many reports estimate that if the current boom continues, gold may reach Rs 2,50,000 per 10 grams by 2030. Whereas some reports even claim that by 2030 the price of 10 grams of gold can go up to Rs 7 lakh to Rs 7.5 lakh. It is clear that if global uncertainty continues further, gold prices will continue to rise at a rapid pace and the chances of investors getting better returns will become stronger.

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Gold Price Today: After touching record high on Dhanteras, gold prices continue to fall. Till now, its prices have decreased by more than Rs 7,600 per 10 grams. At the same time, a softening is also being seen in the prices of silver. In the international market today (October 28), US spot gold fell 0.33% to $ 3,991 an ounce, while silver was trading at $ 46.02 an ounce.

reason for decline

Market experts say that the main reasons behind this fall in gold are the strength of the US dollar and the news of a possible US-China trade agreement. However, gold is still considered the safest and most reliable option for long-term investment. 24 carat gold is generally purchased for investment purposes, while 18 and 22 carat gold are more commonly used in jewelery manufacturing.

Today’s gold price in your city

Today in the national capital Delhi, 24 carat gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 1,23,420 per 10 grams, while on the other hand, 22 carat gold is available at the rate of Rs 1,13,140. Along with this, in the financial capital Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai, Bengaluru and Kolkata, where 24 carat gold is trading at Rs 1,23,320, the price of 22 carat gold in these places is Rs 1,12,990. Whereas, in Ahmedabad and Pune, where 24 carat gold is being sold at Rs 1,23,320 per 10 grams, at these places 22 carat gold is available at Rs 1,13,040.

How is the price of gold decided?

Gold and silver prices change every day and are affected by many economic and international factors. In the international market, gold is traded in dollars, so changes in the dollar-rupee exchange rate directly affect the price. Most of the gold in India is imported, so import duty, GST and local taxes have a big impact on its price.

Events like war, recession or change in interest rates make gold a ‘safe haven’ i.e. a safe investment option. In India, buying gold on weddings, festivals and auspicious occasions is considered auspicious, due to which its demand remains constant. In times of rising inflation and market instability, investors consider gold as an option giving better returns.

Gold Rate after Diwali: Gold prices have fallen on Tuesday, the next day of Diwali. During the festive season and Diwali week, today i.e. on 21st October, 24 carat gold is being sold in the country at the rate of Rs 1,32,770 per 10 grams. Whereas 22 carat gold is trading at the price of Rs 1,21,700. However, GST and making charges are not included in this. Whereas on the other hand silver is being sold at the price of Rs 1,70,000 per kg.

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In the financial capital Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Pune, the price of 24 carat gold is Rs 1,32,770, while in these cities, 22 carat gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 1,21,700 and 18 carat gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 99,580 per 10 grams.

Whereas in the national capital Delhi and Jaipur, 24 carat gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 1,32,920 per 10 grams. Whereas at these places, 22 carat gold is available at Rs 1,21,850 and 18 carat gold is available at Rs 99,730 per 10 grams.

Why is the price of gold rising?

Actually, there has been a tremendous increase in the price of gold in the last few days. The reason behind the increase in its rates is the possible cut in interest rates by the US Fed this year and it is considered to be the safest investment for investors.

Gold and silver prices change daily and many economic, global and local factors are responsible for this. Their prices depend not only on the value of the metal but also on currency exchange rates, taxes and investor sentiments. Let us know the main reasons-

In the international market, the prices of gold and silver are fixed in US dollars. Therefore, any change in the dollar-rupee exchange rate directly affects the price of gold in India. When the dollar strengthens or the rupee weakens, gold prices increase in the Indian market. Most of the gold in India is imported. In such a situation, import duty (customs duty), GST and other local taxes directly affect its price. If the government increases or decreases the tax, the retail price of gold also changes accordingly.

Any kind of economic or political turmoil globally, such as war, recession, or changes in interest rates, brings fluctuations in gold prices. When uncertainty increases in the market, investors move away from volatile assets like the stock market towards safe investment options like gold, thereby increasing both its demand and price.

In India, gold is not only an investment but also associated with tradition and cultural beliefs. Buying gold on weddings, festivals and auspicious occasions is considered auspicious. At such times, increased demand naturally leads to a rise in prices.

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Gold Price Rise: Due to huge festive shopping by jewelers and retailers before Dhanteras, a huge rise in gold prices was seen in the bullion market of the national capital Delhi on Friday. Gold jumped by Rs 3,200 to reach a new high of Rs 1,34,800 per 10 grams. This information was given by All India Bullion Association. However, the price of silver fell by Rs 7,000.

gold on new record

In the last session, gold of 99.9 percent purity had closed at Rs 1,31,600 per 10 grams. At the same time, gold of 99.5 percent purity also increased by Rs 3,200 to reach Rs 1,34,200 per 10 grams (including all taxes). According to traders, in view of Dhanteras and Diwali purchases, stockists made large-scale purchases, which led to a rise in prices.

Dhanteras will be celebrated on Saturday and Diwali on Monday. Traditionally, buying precious metals on the day of Dhanteras is considered auspicious, due to which the demand increases at this time every year. Apart from seasonal demand, safe-haven buying by central banks and investors has also strengthened the prices.

falling price of silver

Jatin Trivedi, VP and Research Analyst (Commodity and Currency), LKP Securities, says that due to the possible shutdown of the US government and the dollar index falling below 99, investors have turned to gold as a safe investment. He further said that due to the ongoing uncertainty in the US economy and delay in economic data, the bullish trend in gold is likely to continue.

On the other hand, silver prices fell by Rs 7,000 to Rs 1,77,000 per kg (including all taxes), from Rs 1,84,000 per kg in the previous session.

In global markets, spot gold fell 0.52 per cent to $4,303.73 an ounce on Friday after hitting a record high of $4,379.29 an ounce in the previous session. At the same time, silver spot fell by 1.32 percent to $ 53.43 per ounce, which had reached $ 54.48 per ounce for some time.

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Gold Price Today: The price of gold in the country has been continuously reaching historical levels since the beginning of October. The main reason behind this is believed to be the fear of a possible shutdown in America, due to which investors are turning towards safe investment options. Apart from this, increased demand during the festive season in India has also kept the price of gold high. On Friday, October 13, gold prices once again registered a rise in the market.

How much did the price increase?

In the domestic market of the country, 24 carat gold, which is purchased for investment purposes, is being sold today at the rate of Rs 1,25,400 for 10 grams, which means an increase of Rs 320. At the same time, 22 carat gold, which is generally used for jewellery, has reached Rs 1,14,950 for 10 grams, that is, an increase of Rs 300. Apart from this, 18 carat gold, which is popular in making jewellery, is being sold at the rate of Rs 95,050 for 10 grams today, which means an increase of Rs 240.

Experts say that due to the fear of possible government shutdown in America and global economic uncertainty, investors are leaning towards safe investment mediums like gold. At the same time, due to increase in demand due to festivals like Navratri, Dhanteras and Diwali in India, there is an upward trend in gold prices in the domestic market.

How is the rate decided?

Gold and silver prices are decided daily based on many economic and global factors. Fluctuations in the rates of these metals depend not only on market demand and supply, but also on international conditions, currency rates and government policies. First of all, changes in exchange rates and dollar prices have a big impact. In the international market, the prices of gold and silver are fixed in US dollars, so when the dollar strengthens or the rupee weakens, their prices increase in India.

Second, import duty and taxes also affect the rates of gold and silver. A large part of these metals is imported in India, so if the government increases the import duty or GST, the price of gold also increases. Third, global economic conditions also play an important role in determining the prices of these metals. When there is any kind of turmoil in the world — such as war, economic recession or fluctuations in interest rates — investors turn to gold and silver as safe haven investments, causing prices to rise.

Fourth, the cultural and social importance of gold in India also affects the prices. Buying gold on marriages, festivals and auspicious occasions is considered auspicious. On these occasions, due to increase in demand, prices also go up. Fifth, inflation and investment outlook also play a role in this. When inflation increases or the stock market is unstable, people consider it safe to invest in gold and silver. This increasing demand drives prices up. Thus, gold and silver prices depend not just on the value of the precious metal, but on the overall global and domestic economic situation.

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Gold price today: After all-time high touching for three consecutive seasons, gold prices declined on Friday (3 October 2025) on the last trading day of the week. Gold December futures on MCX fell by Rs 722, or 0.61% to Rs 1,16,866 per 10 grams. At the same time, the silver December futures fell by Rs 2,220 to reach the level of Rs 1,42,500 per kg.

International impact and RBI decision

The price of gold in the international market has increased for the seventh consecutive day due to the interest rate cuts in the US. Gold in India is trading above Rs 1,17,000 in the festive season. On Wednesday, the RBI did not change the repo rate and retained it at 5.5%. Before the RBI’s decision, gold all time high had reached Rs 1,17,350 per 10 grams. Gold is currently selling Rs 1,17,630 per 10 grams on Indian bullion.

City wise gold and silver prices

Earlier on September 23, gold reached an all -time high of Rs 1,14,360 per 10 grams, while on 15 September it was being sold at Rs 1,10,000. Gold prices have seen a rise in the US since the shutdown started.

Today, gold is being sold in Delhi at a rate of Rs 1,17,210, Rs 1,17,420 in Mumbai, Rs 1,17,510 in Bengaluru, Rs 1,17,260 in Kolkata and Rs 1,17,760 per 10 grams in Chennai. At the same time, silver is available at the Indian Bullion Association at Rs 1,44,650 per kg.

How is the rate fixed

Gold and silver prices change daily and many economic, international and social factors are responsible behind it. The most important factors of these are: In the international market, the price of gold and silver is fixed in US dollars. In such a situation, the fluctuations in the dollar-rupa exchange rate have a direct impact on the price of these metals in India. If the rupee is weak or the price of the dollar increases, then gold and silver become expensive in India.

A large part of gold is imported in India. In such a situation, import duty, GST and other local tax affect the price of gold. If the government increases the fee on these, then gold prices in the domestic market also increase.

Globally political instability, war, economic recession, change in interest rates or the impact of the international stock market turmoil directly appear on gold and silver. Investors consider gold safe options at such a time, which increases its demand and prices. Gold in India is not only a means of investment but also a part of tradition and culture. Buying gold on marriage, festivals and auspicious occasions is considered auspicious. This is the reason that due to increasing demand on these occasions, its prices also rise.

Gold price today: The price of gold has reached the seventh sky amidst the increased demand due to the festive season. Gold has crossed the all-time high of Rs 1,14,000 per 10 grams. However, on Thursday, the gold speed put a brake and it saw a decline.

Today, according to the Indian Bullion Association on 25 September, gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 1,13,120 per 10 grams in the country. A day earlier on Thursday, its price was Rs 1,14,360 per 10 grams.

Why is the price of gold increasing?

According to market experts, the trend of investors is moving towards gold due to the reduction in the possible interest rates of US Fed. Amit Gupta, Senior Research Analyst at Equity and Commodity at Kedia Advisory, says that the hope of cutting interest rates in the US and warning on the risk of job market by Governor Stephen Miran has further intensified the demand for gold. Apart from this, Bhurajnic stress and economic uncertainties have also brought gold to all-time high.

Fresh sense of your city:

Gold price in your city (Rs 10 grams per 10 grams)
Delhi: 1,12,720
Mumbai: 1,12,910
Bengaluru: 1,13,000
Kolkata: 1,12,760
Chennai: 1,13,240 (most)

Silver prices

Today, silver in the country is being sold at the rate of Rs 1,33,950 per kg. A day ago, on Wednesday, its price was Rs 1,34,990 per kg. Significantly, 24 carat gold is purchased only for the purpose of investment. While 22 carats and 18 carat gold are used to make jewelery.

The rate of gold and silver is fixed on a daily basis and many factor are responsible for this. Gold in India is not only related to investment but also with tradition and cultural beliefs. Buying gold on marriage, festivals and auspicious occasions is considered auspicious. This is why demand is high and prices are affected.

Sona has been a better return option than inflation for a long time. When inflation increases or there is a risk in the stock market, people like to invest in gold. This is the reason that its demand and price always remains. Most of the gold is imported in India. In such a situation, import duty, GST and other local tax affect gold prices.

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Gold price today: After the fall of two consecutive days, gold shine has intensified today i.e. on 19 September 2025. The price of gold on MCX has increased by Rs 421 and it has been Rs 1,09,473 per 10 grams. Along with this, silver on MCX is also trading at Rs 1,28,755 per kg with a rise of Rs 1644, or 1.3 percent. After which silver all -time high has come close to Rs 1,30,284 per kg.

While 24 carat gold purchases are done for the purpose of investment, while 22 carats and 18 carat gold people buy for jewelery. If we talk overall, on September 18, 24 carat gold was being sold at Rs 1,11,170 on September 18, while on September 17 it was available at the rate of Rs 220 to Rs 1,11,710 per 10 grams.

Similarly, 22 carat gold also fell by Rs 500 to Rs 1,01,900 on September 18. Whereas on September 17, it fell by Rs 200 and it came to Rs 1,02,400.

Fresh sense of your city

Today, 24 carat gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 1,11,480 per 10 grams in the national capital Delhi and Jaipur, while 22 carat gold is trading at the price of Rs 1,02,200 at these places. Similarly, 24 carat gold is being sold in Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Bangalore and Kolkata at a rate of Rs 1,11,330. While 22 carat gold is trading at the price of Rs 1,02,500 at these places.

Effect of dollar and crude oil

Experts say that the dollar index and crude oil move has a direct impact on the fluctuations in gold prices. Recently, the Indian rupee has declined against the US dollar, which has made gold expensive in the domestic market. At the same time, the demand for gold at the international level has increased due to softening in the prices of crude oil, due to which the prices of gold on MCX have seen a rise.

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Gold price today: Gold prices declined on Wednesday 17 September 2025 after the US Central Bank US Federal Reserve on Wednesday 17 September 2025 after a day earlier touched a record high. Gold at MCX is selling 0.23 percent to Rs 1,09,900 per 10 grams during early trade, while silver is also available to 1.02 percent at Rs 1,27,503 per kg.

Fresh market price

In Delhi, 24 carat gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 1,11,860 per 10 grams and 22 carat gold at the rate of Rs 1,02,550 per 10 grams. The price of silver here is Rs 1,27,800 per kg. In Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai, Bangalore and Kolkata, 24 carat gold is trading at Rs 1,11,710 per 10 grams and 22 carat gold at Rs 1,02,400 per 10 grams. Silver is available in these cities at the rate of Rs 1,27,500 per kg.

In Ahmedabad and Patna, 24 carat gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 1,11,760 per 10 grams and 22 carat gold at the rate of Rs 1,02,450 per 10 grams. At the same time, silver in these cities is Rs 1,27,600 per kg.

How is the rate fixed?

Gold and silver prices are fixed on daily basis and many factors are responsible behind it. Since gold and silver prices in the international market are fixed in US dollars, the change in dollar-rupaya exchange rates directly affects the price of these metals. If the price of the dollar increases or the rupee is weak, then the prices of gold in India increase.

Most of the gold is imported in India. In such a situation, the import duty, GST and other local tax affect gold prices. In the global market, there is a direct impact of gold in the global market (such as war, economic recession or interest rates) on the price of gold. When uncertainty in the global market increases, investors choose safe options such as gold instead of shares or other unstable assets.

In India, gold is not only related to investment, but also with tradition and cultural beliefs. Buying gold on marriage, festivals and auspicious occasions is considered auspicious. Therefore, demand is high, which affects prices. Sona has been a better return option than inflation for a long time. When inflation increases or there is a risk in the stock market, people like to invest in gold. This is the reason that its demand and price always remains.

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