Check today’s gold and silver prices in India (March 30, 2026) and stay updated on bullion market trends and city-wise rates

Gold continues to shine as a preferred investment option in India, valued not just for its beauty but also as a reliable hedge against inflation. Investors increasingly turn to gold to safeguard their wealth, making it an essential component of many portfolios.
As of today, the price of gold in India stands at:
24K Gold (99.9% purity): ₹14,808 per gram
22K Gold (91.6% purity): ₹13,574 per gram
18K Gold (75% purity): ₹11,106 per gram
These rates are sourced from trusted jewellers across the country and updated daily for informational purposes. Data provided by Goodreturns (OneIndia Money).
Gold prices in major cities (March 30, 2026)
| City | 24 K | 22 K | 18 K |
| Delhi | ₹14,821 | ₹13,589 | ₹11,121 |
| Mumbai | ₹14,808 | ₹13,574 | ₹11,106 |
| Chennai | ₹14,901 | ₹13,659 | ₹11,399 |
| Kolkata | ₹14,808 | ₹13,574 | ₹11,106 |
| Bengaluru | ₹14,808 | ₹13,574 | ₹11,106 |
| Hyderabad | ₹14,808 | ₹13,574 | ₹11,106 |
| Thiruvanathapuram | ₹14,808 | ₹13,574 | ₹11,106 |
Silver prices today
Today, silver is trading at ₹244.90 per gram and ₹2,44,900 per kilogram in India.
The price of silver in the country is largely influenced by international market trends, which can fluctuate in either direction.
What’s driving the market?
Market watchers pointed to a mix of global and domestic drivers shaping bullion trends. Ongoing geopolitical tensions have supported safe-haven demand, while fluctuations in the rupee have influenced import costs.
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Seasonal demand linked to the upcoming wedding and festival period has also lent some support. In addition, investors are closely watching inflation trends and signals from the Reserve Bank of India for further direction.
Published: 30 Mar 2026, 08:24 am IST
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