Gold price today: Gold rates in India have fallen again, with the price of 24-karat gold dropping to ₹15,268 per gram. The latest decline has also extended to other gold purities, while silver prices have slipped by ₹5 per gram.

The sharp movement is likely to draw attention from buyers tracking the gold rate today and those considering purchases of jewellery or bullion.

The latest rates put 22K gold at ₹13,995 per gram and 18K gold at ₹11,451 per gram. Compared with the previous rates, 24K gold is down ₹152 per gram, while 22K and 18K gold have fallen by ₹140 and ₹114 per gram, respectively.

Gold price today in India

Gold purityToday's price per gramChange
24K₹15,268-₹152
22K₹13,995-₹140
18K₹11,451-₹114

The rates can vary between cities. Chennai continues to record a higher rate than several other major markets, with 24K gold at ₹15,419 per gram and 22K gold at ₹14,134 per gram.

In Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Kerala, the listed rate for 24K gold is ₹15,268 per gram, while 22K gold is ₹13,995 and 18K gold is ₹11,451 per gram in each of these markets.

Gold rate today: City-wise prices

City24K22K18K
Chennai₹15,419₹14,134₹11,904
Mumbai₹15,268₹13,995₹11,451
Delhi₹15,283₹14,010₹11,466
Kolkata₹15,268₹13,995₹11,451
Bengaluru₹15,268₹13,995₹11,451
Hyderabad₹15,268₹13,995₹11,451
Kerala₹15,268₹13,995₹11,451

Silver price today also falls

Silver has also moved lower. The silver rate today stands at ₹245 per gram, down ₹5 from the previous rate.

At the latest price, 10 grams of silver costs ₹2,450, while 100 grams is priced at ₹24,500 and one kilogram costs ₹2.45 lakh in several major markets.

Chennai, Hyderabad and Kerala have a listed rate of ₹2,549 for 10 grams, ₹25,490 for 100 grams and ₹2,54,900 for one kilogram.

City10 grams
Chennai₹2,549
Mumbai₹2,450
Delhi₹2,450
Kolkata₹2,450
Bengaluru₹2,450
Hyderabad₹2,549
Kerala₹2,549

Silver prices in India are influenced by international silver prices as well as movements in the rupee against the US dollar. A weaker rupee can push domestic silver prices higher when international prices remain unchanged.

Gold is widely tracked by both jewellery buyers and investors, with the precious metal often viewed as a hedge against inflation. However, the actual price paid by a jewellery buyer can differ from the quoted per-gram rate depending on factors such as making charges and applicable taxes.

Gold and silver rates are updated daily and can vary across jewellers and locations.