Gold Price Today: Gold prices in India have witnessed another decline today, bringing relief to buyers and investors. Over the past few days, gold rates have shown continuous fluctuations, sometimes rising sharply and sometimes falling. Today, however, gold prices have moved downward across all purity levels, including 24K, 22K, and 18K gold.
Let’s take a look at today’s latest gold rates in India.
Gold Price Today in India
The Indian gold market has recorded a significant drop in prices compared to the previous day. All major categories of gold have become cheaper. Below are the updated rates after today’s decline.
Today’s 24 Carat Gold Price
- 1 gram – ₹15,442
- 8 grams – ₹1,23,536
- 10 grams – ₹1,54,420
- 100 grams – ₹15,44,200
Today’s 22 Carat Gold Price
- 1 gram – ₹14,155
- 8 grams – ₹1,13,240
- 10 grams – ₹1,41,550
- 100 grams – ₹14,15,500
Today’s 18 Carat Gold Price
- 1 gram – ₹11,582
- 8 grams – ₹92,656
- 10 grams – ₹1,15,820
- 100 grams – ₹11,58,200
Due to this decline, 24 carat gold has fallen by ₹50,200 per 100 grams, while 18 carat gold has dropped by ₹37,600 per 100 grams, making gold more affordable for buyers.
Gold Prices in Major Indian Cities
Gold prices vary slightly across major cities due to local taxes, demand, and transportation costs.
- Chennai:
- 24K Gold – ₹15,622 per gram
- 22K Gold – ₹14,320 per gram
- Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kerala, Pune:
- 24K Gold – ₹15,442 per gram
- 22K Gold – ₹14,155 per gram
- Delhi:
- 24K Gold – ₹15,457 per gram
- 22K Gold – ₹14,170 per gram
- Vadodara & Ahmedabad:
- 24K Gold – ₹15,447 per gram
- 22K Gold – ₹14,160 per gram
Gold Price Trend Over the Last 10 Days
Looking at recent trends, gold prices have remained volatile. On 29 January 2026, gold was trading at a higher level. Prices peaked around ₹16,058 on 1 February, but since then, a steady decline has been observed. As of 5 February, gold prices have dropped to ₹15,442, indicating noticeable market correction.
Why Are Gold Prices Falling?
The primary reason behind the fall in gold prices is lower demand. When buying activity decreases or selling pressure increases, prices naturally come down. Additionally:
- A strong US dollar impacts global gold prices
- Higher bank interest rates encourage investors to shift money to fixed deposits, stocks, or other instruments
- Reduced investment demand weakens gold prices
If you are planning to invest in gold, it is advisable to check the latest gold rate in your local market and analyze current trends before making a decision.
Final Takeaway
With gold prices falling again, this could be a good opportunity for buyers and long-term investors. However, due to ongoing volatility, staying updated with daily gold rates and market movements is essential before investing.
