Gold Rate Today: Gold prices in India recorded a decline as geopolitical developments across the world continued to influence financial markets. According to the latest data released by the Indian Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA), the price of 24-carat gold settled at Rs 1,58,399 per 10 grams by the close of trading on Friday. Since the bullion market remains closed on Saturdays and Sundays, the same rates are expected to remain in place throughout the weekend. The updated IBJA figures also highlight price levels across different gold purities, which are closely tracked by investors and jewellery buyers alike.
As per the IBJA data, 24-carat gold is currently valued at Rs 1,58,399 per 10 grams. Meanwhile, 22-carat gold, commonly used for jewellery, is priced at Rs 1,45,093 per 10 grams. The rate for 18-carat gold stands at Rs 1,18,799 per 10 grams.
Meanwhile, Gold prices in Kerala climbed again on Sunday, March 15, 2026, with 1 pavan of 916 (22 carat) gold rising — reflecting the sustained global rally driven by the ongoing US-Iran-Israel war and its disruption of energy and commodity markets. One pavan, the traditional Kerala unit of 8 grams, is the benchmark most Keralites use when buying gold for weddings, festivals or investment. At 916 purity — the hallmark standard for 22 carat jewellery.
These benchmark prices serve as a key reference point for bullion traders and jewellery retailers across the country.
Delhi Bullion Market Sees Price Drop
Separate data from the All India Sarafa Association indicated a decline in gold prices in the national capital’s bullion market. The rate for 99.9 per cent pure gold, or 24-carat gold, fell by Rs 2,000, marking a drop of about 1.21 per cent. As a result, the price stood at Rs 1,65,200 per 10 grams, including all applicable taxes.
During the previous trading session, gold was quoted at the same level of Rs 1,65,200 per 10 grams.
Gold Futures Edge Lower On MCX
The futures segment also reflected mild pressure on gold prices On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), the gold futures contract declined by Rs 66, or 0.04 per cent, reaching Rs 1,58,400 per 10 grams by evening trade. In the earlier trading session, the contract had closed at Rs 1,58,466 per 10 grams.
Despite the latest decline, gold prices remain close to record levels. Earlier this year, the precious metal reached an all-time high of Rs 1,80,779 per 10 grams in the futures market on January 29, underscoring strong global demand during uncertain times.
City-Wise Gold Prices In India
City
24K Today (Rs)
22K Today (Rs)
18K Today (Rs)
Chennai
Rs 16,102
Rs 14,760
Rs 12,400
Mumbai
Rs 15,966
Rs 14,635
Rs 11,974
Delhi
Rs 15,981
Rs 14,650
Rs 11,989
Kolkata
Rs 15,966
Rs 14,635
Rs 11,974
Bangalore
Rs 15,966
Rs 14,635
Rs 11,974
Hyderabad
Rs 15,966
Rs 14,635
Rs 11,974
Kerala
Rs 15,966
Rs 14,635
Rs 11,974
Pune
Rs 15,966
Rs 14,635
Rs 11,977
Vadodara
Rs 15,971
Rs 14,640
Rs 11,979
Ahmedabad
Rs 15,971
Rs 14,640
Rs 11,979
Jaipur
Rs 15,981
Rs 14,650
Rs 11,989
Lucknow
Rs 15,981
Rs 14,650
Rs 11,989
Coimbatore
Rs 16,102
Rs 14,760
Rs 12,400
Madurai
Rs 16,102
Rs 14,760
Rs 12,400
Vijayawada
Rs 15,966
Rs 14,635
Rs 11,974
Patna
Rs 15,971
Rs 14,640
Rs 11,979
Nagpur
Rs 15,966
Rs 14,635
Rs 11,974
Chandigarh
Rs 15,981
Rs 14,650
Rs 11,989
Surat
Rs 15,971
Rs 14,640
Rs 11,979
Bhubaneswar
Rs 15,966
Rs 14,635
Rs 11,974
Mangalore
Rs 15,966
Rs 14,635
Rs 11,974
Visakhapatnam
Rs 15,966
Rs 14,635
Rs 11,974
Nashik
Rs 15,969
Rs 14,638
Rs 12,054
Mysore
Rs 15,966
Rs 14,635
Rs 11,974
Salem
Rs 16,102
Rs 14,760
Rs 12,400
Rajkot
Rs 15,971
Rs 14,640
Rs 11,979
Trichy
Rs 16,102
Rs 14,760
Rs 12,400
Ayodhya
Rs 15,981
Rs 14,650
Rs 11,989
Cuttack
Rs 15,966
Rs 14,635
Rs 11,974
