The gold rate in India today is ₹12,448 per gram for 24-carat gold, ₹11,410 per gram for 22-carat gold, and ₹9,336 per gram for 18-carat gold (also known as 999 gold). Over the years, gold has remained a trusted hedge against inflation, making it a preferred choice for both investors and jewellery buyers.

Many investors view gold as a reliable and stable investment option, especially during times of economic uncertainty. The latest gold prices in India are updated daily and sourced from reputed jewellers across the country. The data provided by Goodreturns (OneIndia Money) is for informational purposes only.

Current gold rates in India (October 27)

  • 24K gold: ₹12,448 per gram

  • 22K gold: ₹11,410 per gram

  • 18K gold: ₹9,336 per gram

Investors and buyers can check daily updates on gold and silver prices to make informed decisions in the market.

Gold prices in major cities (October 27, 2025)

City

24 K

22 K

18 K

Delhi

₹12,463

₹11,425

₹9,351

Mumbai

₹12,448

₹11,410

₹9,336

Chennai

₹12,491

₹11,450

₹9,575

Kolkata

₹12,448

₹11,410

₹9,336

Bengaluru

₹12,448

₹11,410

₹9,336

Hyderabad

₹12,448

₹11,410

₹9,336

Thiruvananthapuram

₹12,448

₹11,410

₹9,336

Silver price today in India (October 27, 2025)

The silver rate in India today stands at ₹155 per gram and ₹1,55,000 per kilogram. Current silver prices are primarily driven by movements in the international bullion market, where rates tend to fluctuate daily. Additionally, the Indian rupee’s exchange rate against the US dollar significantly impacts domestic pricing; a weaker rupee often results in higher silver prices in India, even when global rates remain steady.

Expert advice for gold buyers

Those planning to invest in gold jewellery, coins, or bars are advised to follow these expert recommendations:

  • Always check for BIS hallmark certification to ensure the gold’s purity and authenticity.
  • Compare gold rates across multiple jewellers before making a purchase.
  • Insist on a proper invoice and accurate weight documentation for every transaction.
  • Keep a close watch on daily gold price trends to capitalise on short-term price dips and market fluctuations.