Gold Rate Today in India: Check latest 22K & 24K gold prices in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, and other major cities. Stay updated on trends and market insights.
Gold remains one of the most sought-after assets in India, offering both financial security and long-term wealth preservation. As of today, gold prices have shown steady performance across key cities, reflecting ongoing demand and global market trends.
Gold Rate Today: City-Wise Update
Here’s the latest gold price update for major Indian cities (per gram):
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Delhi: 24K – ₹12,332 | 22K – ₹11,303
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Mumbai: 24K – ₹12,317 | 22K – ₹11,290
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Chennai: 24K – ₹12,382 | 22K – ₹11,350
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Bengaluru: 24K – ₹12,317 | 22K – ₹11,290
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Pune: 24K – ₹12,317 | 22K – ₹11,290
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Kolkata: 24K – ₹12,317 | 22K – ₹11,290
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Ahmedabad: 24K – ₹12,322 | 22K – ₹11,293
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Hyderabad: 24K – ₹12,317 | 22K – ₹11,290
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Indore: 24K – ₹12,322 | 22K – ₹11,293
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Lucknow: 24K – ₹12,332 | 22K – ₹11,303
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Why Gold Remains in Demand
India, the world’s second-largest consumer of gold after China, continues to depend heavily on imports to meet domestic demand. Despite increasing efforts to recycle gold and create organized collection networks, recycled gold contributes only a small fraction of total supply, keeping the nation reliant on international inflows.
Global gold prices are influenced by US dollar fluctuations, bond yields, central bank decisions, and investor sentiment. A weaker rupee increases import costs, pushing local gold prices higher, while a stronger rupee helps moderate price rises.
Gold is traditionally seen as a safe-haven asset, and its appeal remains strong during periods of inflation, geopolitical tension, or economic uncertainty. Its dual role as a store of wealth and risk hedge ensures continued demand among investors and households alike.
Outlook for Indian Buyers
With wedding and festival seasons around the corner, gold demand in India is expected to remain high. Consumers typically view gold purchases as auspicious, driving both investment and ceremonial buying. Market experts suggest monitoring rates closely, as short-term fluctuations are common due to global and domestic factors.
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