Gold prices in India are slightly down today after recent volatility, tracking global trends with some local influence. Gold prices are easing due to optimism around U.S.-Iran negotiations, which softened the dollar and reduced safe-haven demand following sharp rallies earlier in 2026 driven by geopolitical tensions.
A stronger US dollar and rising bond yields are also pressuring gold downward as these reduce its appeal as a non-yielding asset. India’s gold prices further reflect the USD-INR exchange rate, where a weaker rupee can amplify costs, though recent global dips are dominating.
In the broader context, central bank buying, including by the RBI, inflation hedging, and long-term demand from India and China, continue to support the overall high levels despite the short-term correction. Earlier surges were fueled by uncertainty, but profit-booking and easing tensions are causing the current corrections.
Gold Price Per Gram in India (INR)
24K (1 gram): ₹15,889 (-₹49)
22K (1 gram): ₹14,565 (-₹45)
18K (1 gram): ₹11,917 (-₹37)
Gold Rates in Major Cities (1 gram, 24K)
- Chennai: ₹16,069
- Mumbai: ₹15,889
- Delhi: ₹15,904
- Kolkata: ₹15,889
- Bangalore: ₹15,889
- Hyderabad: ₹15,889
- Kerala: ₹15,889
- Pune: ₹15,889
- Vadodara: ₹15,894
- Ahmedabad: ₹15,894
- Jaipur: ₹15,904
- Lucknow: ₹15,904
- Coimbatore: ₹16,069
- Madurai: ₹16,069
- Vijayawada: ₹15,889
- Patna: ₹15,894
For the most accurate and updated gold rates in your city, check with local jewellers or reliable digital platforms, as prices can vary slightly by location and purity, and do not include GST, making charges, or other levies.
Note: The rates mentioned above are as per the latest available data on May 26, 2026. This is for informational purposes only.