Gold prices in India moved higher on Thursday, January 2, extending their upward momentum at the start of 2026, with gains seen across all purity levels.
As per the latest rates, 24-karat gold is priced at Rs 13,620 per gram, up Rs 114 from the previous session. 22-karat gold rose to Rs 12,485 per gram, registering an increase of Rs 105, while 18-karat gold climbed to Rs 10,215 per gram, up Rs 86 per gram.
On a larger denomination basis, 10 grams of 24-karat gold now costs Rs 1,36,200, reflecting a daily increase of Rs 1,140, while 100 grams is priced at Rs 13.62 lakh, higher by Rs 11,400. Similarly, 10 grams of 22-karat gold is priced at Rs 1,24,850, up Rs 1,050, and 100 grams stands at Rs 12.48 lakh, an increase of Rs 10,500.
For 18-karat gold, prices have risen to Rs 1,02,150 for 10 grams, up Rs 860, while 100 grams is now available at Rs 10.21 lakh, reflecting a gain of Rs 8,600 compared to the previous day.
The uptick in domestic gold prices comes amid firm global trends and continued investor interest in safe-haven assets. Market participants continue to closely track global cues, currency movements, and macroeconomic signals for further direction in bullion prices.
Note: Gold prices are indicative and do not include GST, TCS, or other levies. Actual prices may vary depending on the jeweller and location.
