Gold price January 6: Check 18, 22, 24 carat rates in Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad and others

New Delhi: The gold rate in India today, Tuesday, January 6, shows 24-carat gold at ₹13,823 per gram, 22-carat gold at ₹12,671 per gram, and 18-carat gold (also known as 999 gold) at ₹10,368 per gram.
The yellow metal price recorded a sharp uptick between Monday, and Tuesday, with rates rising uniformly across all purities. The price of 24-carat gold increased by ₹242 per gram, moving from ₹13,581 to ₹13,823, while 22-carat gold climbed by ₹222 per gram to ₹12,671 from ₹12,449.
Meanwhile, 18-carat gold saw a rise of ₹182 per gram, reaching ₹10,368 compared to ₹10,186 a day earlier. The near-identical percentage increase of around 1.8% across categories indicates a broad market-driven rise rather than isolated price adjustments.
Gold continues to reinforce its role as a strategic hedge against inflation and currency volatility, with the latest price movement underscoring renewed investor interest.
On Tuesday, gold prices in India registered a notable uptick of nearly 1.8% across all purities compared to the previous session, reflecting stronger global cues and cautious sentiment in financial markets.
Such a single-day rise signals that investors are once again seeking safety in bullion amid lingering macroeconomic uncertainty, fluctuating interest rate expectations, and geopolitical risks. For long-term investors, the move highlights gold’s resilience as a portfolio stabiliser rather than a short-term trading asset.
From an investment standpoint, analysts view the current trend as part of a broader consolidation phase following recent volatility in bullion prices. While daily rates are updated using inputs from leading jewellers and bullion markets across India, investors are advised to track live prices before making allocation decisions, especially for large purchases.
Market experts suggest that staggered buying and disciplined exposure to gold—through physical assets, ETFs, or sovereign gold bonds—can help balance risk, as prices remain sensitive to global inflation data, central bank signals, and currency movements in the near term.
Gold prices in major cities (January 5, Monday)
City | 24 K | 22 K | 18 K |
Delhi | ₹13,838 | ₹12,686 | ₹10,383 |
Mumbai | ₹13,823 | ₹12,671 | ₹10,368 |
Chennai | ₹13,921 | ₹12,761 | ₹10,651 |
Kolkata | ₹13,823 | ₹12,671 | ₹10,368 |
Bengaluru | ₹13,823 | ₹12,671 | ₹10,368 |
Hyderabad | ₹13,823 | ₹12,671 | ₹10,368 |
Kerala | ₹13,823 | ₹12,671 | ₹10,368 |
Investors and buyers can closely monitor daily gold and silver price updates in India to make informed decisions amid fluctuating market conditions.
Also read: Gold and silver price today in India (January 5): Check city-wise rates
These daily movements reflect a combination of global factors, including international bullion prices, currency trends, interest rate expectations, and geopolitical developments, as well as domestic demand and supply dynamics.
Regularly tracking prices helps investors time their entry points, assess short-term volatility, and align precious metal purchases with their broader portfolio strategies.
For retail buyers, staying updated also ensures better price discovery and transparency before making jewellery or bullion purchases, especially during periods of heightened market activity.
Expert advice for gold buyers
Investors planning to buy gold jewellery, gold coins, or gold bars in India should follow these expert tips to ensure authenticity, fair value, and secure investment:
- Check for BIS hallmark certification on all gold purchases to verify the purity and authenticity of the metal.
- Compare gold rates across multiple reputed jewellers to ensure you are paying the current market gold price in India and getting the best value.
- Always request a proper invoice and verify that accurate weight and carat documentation is provided for each transaction.
- Monitor daily gold price trends in India to identify short-term dips and capitalise on market fluctuations, helping to maximise investment returns.
By staying informed about the latest gold rates in India and following these practical guidelines, investors can make safe, profitable, and well-timed gold purchases.
Silver prices in major cities (January 6, Tuesday)
The silver price in India today is ₹248.10 per gram and ₹2,48,100 per kilogram, reflecting ongoing fluctuations in the precious metals market.
Silver prices in India recorded a noticeable rise between January 5 and today, indicating fresh upward momentum in the precious metals market. The price of silver increased by ₹7.20 per gram, moving from ₹240.90 to ₹248.10, while the per-kilogram rate climbed by ₹7,200, from ₹2,40,900 to ₹2,48,100.
This translates to a gain of nearly 3% in a single day, outpacing the recent rise seen in gold prices. The sharper uptick suggests stronger short-term demand and heightened market sensitivity to global cues, reinforcing silver’s dual role as both an industrial metal and an investment asset during periods of volatility.
Domestic silver prices in India are closely linked to international silver rates, as the country meets a large portion of its demand through imports.
Global factors such as industrial demand, especially from electronics, solar energy, and electric vehicle sectors, play a significant role in influencing silver prices. Macroeconomic indicators like inflation data, interest rate outlooks, and geopolitical developments also impact global silver movements.
Additionally, silver prices often track trends in gold, as both metals are viewed as safe-haven assets during periods of uncertainty.
The Indian rupee–US dollar exchange rate is another critical determinant, with a weaker rupee pushing up domestic silver prices even if international rates are steady. Import duties and taxes further add to local price variations. Together, these factors cause silver prices in India to remain sensitive to both global and domestic economic shifts.
City | 10g | 100g | 1kg |
Delhi | ₹2,481 | ₹24,810 | ₹2,48,100 |
Mumbai | ₹2,481 | ₹24,810 | ₹2,48,100 |
Chennai | ₹2,661 | ₹26,610 | ₹2,56,900 |
Kolkata | ₹2,409 | ₹24,090 | ₹2,66,100 |
Bengaluru | ₹2,481 | ₹24,810 | ₹2,48,100 |
Hyderabad | ₹2,651 | ₹26,510 | ₹2,65,100 |
Kerala | ₹2,651 | ₹26,510 | ₹2,65,100 |