New Delhi, India – 1 April 2026: Precious metal markets in India saw firm gold prices on Wednesday, with 24‑carat, 22‑carat, and 18‑carat gold trading at elevated levels across major cities amid strong investor interest and safe‑haven demand. Domestic spot prices for pure gold continued to reflect global trends as markets opened for the new financial year.
Bullion traders pointed to persistent demand from investors and retail buyers, particularly ahead of the seasonal wedding and festival period, as one factor supporting firm gold prices. Other drivers include global economic signals and bullion futures activity on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX).
🪙 Today’s Gold Price Table (India – 1 April 2026)
| Purity (per gram) | Approx. Price (₹) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 24‑Carat (24K) | ₹15,148 | Pure gold standard; strong demand. |
| 22‑Carat (22K) | ₹13,885 | Common jewellery standard. |
| 18‑Carat (18K) | ₹11,360 | Used in lightweight jewellery. |
Prices are indicative national averages (per gram, physical market), and can vary slightly by city and dealer premiums.
📊 City‑Wise Snapshot
In city‑level rates gathered from market trackers:
- Delhi: ~₹1,49,570 per 10 g (24K), ~₹1,37,105 per 10 g (22K).
- Mumbai: ~₹1,49,430 per 10 g (24K), ~₹1,36,978 per 10 g (22K).
- Chennai: ~₹1,49,480 per 10 g (24K), ~₹1,37,023 per 10 g (22K).
- Hyderabad & Bangalore: Similar patterns near ₹1.49 L/10 g for 24K.
City prices reflect local demand, taxes, and jeweller premiums on top of bullion base rates.
🔎 Market Outlook
Analysts warn that gold prices can remain volatile due to global economic developments, currency fluctuations and changing investor sentiment. Buyers planning jewellery purchases or investments are advised to track daily rates and check with multiple dealers for the best deals, as final prices often include making charges and GST on jewellery beyond the base bullion rate.
