Gold prices in India are closely tracked by investors, traders, and buyers planning to purchase jewellery. A daily Gold Price Update helps people decide the right time to invest. If you are considering buying gold for investment or personal use, today’s rate drop could be important for you.
Here’s a detailed look at today’s gold price trend in India.
Gold Price Today in India
According to the latest update from the Indian gold market, prices have declined across all major purity categories — 24 carat, 22 carat, and 18 carat gold.
Below are the updated rates:
24 Carat Gold Price Today
- 1 gram – ₹15,644
- 8 grams – ₹1,25,152
- 10 grams – ₹1,56,440
- 100 grams – ₹15,64,400
24K gold is considered the purest form of gold and is mainly preferred for investment purposes.
22 Carat Gold Price Today
- 1 gram – ₹14,340
- 8 grams – ₹1,14,720
- 10 grams – ₹1,43,400
- 100 grams – ₹14,34,000
22K gold is commonly used for making jewellery due to its durability and strength.
18 Carat Gold Price Today
- 1 gram – ₹11,733
- 8 grams – ₹93,864
- 10 grams – ₹1,17,330
- 100 grams – ₹11,73,300
18K gold is widely chosen for designer and lightweight jewellery.
Gold Prices in Major Indian Cities
Gold prices may vary slightly from city to city due to local taxes, transportation costs, and demand trends.
- In Chennai, 24K gold was recorded at ₹15,753 per gram, while 22K gold stood at ₹14,440 per gram.
- In Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kerala, and Pune, 24K gold traded at ₹15,644 per gram and 22K gold at ₹14,340 per gram.
- In the national capital Delhi, 24K gold was priced at ₹15,659 per gram and 22K gold at ₹14,355 per gram.
- In Vadodara and Ahmedabad, 24K gold was ₹15,649 per gram, while 22K gold was ₹14,345 per gram.
The differences are minor and usually influenced by regional charges. Buyers are advised to confirm final rates with their local jeweller before making a purchase.
Gold Price Trend in the Last 10 Days
Over the past 10 days, gold prices have shown fluctuations. At the beginning of February 2026, prices were relatively higher. On 7 February, the gold rate was ₹15,660 per gram, which later declined to ₹15,644 by 16 February.
During the month, both upward and downward movements were recorded. The highest gold rate was seen on 1 February 2026, while the lowest level was recorded on 2 February 2026. Overall, gold prices have fallen by nearly 2.5% this month, indicating a mild correction in the market.
Market data referenced from reliable financial tracking platforms such as Goodreturns helps investors understand price trends and make informed decisions.
Should You Invest Now?
With gold prices witnessing a slight decline, this could be a potential opportunity for long-term investors. However, experts recommend monitoring global market trends, currency fluctuations, and domestic demand before making any major investment decision.
