Gold Rate Today: Daily Precious Metals Rate Update for India
Gold Rate Today : The price of gold in India registered a minor upward shift on December 11, reflecting steady movement in the precious metals market. The latest rates place 24 karat gold at Rs 13,032 per gram, 22 karat gold at Rs 11,946 per gram, and 18 karat gold at Rs 9,774 per gram. Silver prices also remained firm at Rs 199.10 per gram and Rs 1,99,100 per kilogram, indicating continued investor interest across metals.
24 Karat Gold Rate Overview
The value of 24 karat gold showed a slight increase, gaining Rs 1 per gram compared to the previous day. The price now stands at Rs 13,032 per gram, while quantities such as 8 grams and 10 grams are priced at Rs 1,04,256 and Rs 1,30,320 respectively. The 100-gram segment also reflected this gradual rise, reaching Rs 13,03,200. These consistent increments highlight a stable yet upward drift in premium gold demand.
22 Karat Gold Rate Overview
The 22 karat segment followed a similar trajectory, witnessing a minimal rise of Rs 1 per gram to settle at Rs 11,946. Prices for 8 grams moved to Rs 95,568, while 10 grams touched Rs 1,19,460. A 100-gram purchase now costs Rs 11,94,600. This pattern suggests that traditional buyers, especially those purchasing for jewellery purposes, continue to contribute to steady market momentum.
18 Karat Gold Rate Overview
The rate of 18 karat gold also increased slightly, marking a Rs 1 rise per gram to reach Rs 9,774. The updated price for 8 grams is Rs 78,192, whereas the 10-gram rate stands at Rs 97,740. A 100-gram unit now amounts to Rs 9,77,400. This category, often preferred for designer pieces and lightweight ornaments, continues to maintain price stability with modest upward adjustments.
City-Wise Gold Rate Comparison Across India
Gold prices differed slightly from city to city, influenced by local demand, logistics, and market taxes. Major metros like Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru recorded 24 karat rates of Rs 13,032 and 22 karat rates of Rs 11,946. Delhi remained marginally higher, while Chennai showed one of the highest city-wise rates at Rs 13,125 for 24 karat and Rs 12,031 for 22 karat gold. Kolkata and Kerala displayed identical pricing patterns, and Ahmedabad reflected competitive rates within the national average range.
Market Trend and Future Price Expectations
Gold has demonstrated strong performance in the domestic market, rising by nearly 67 percent this year. Market analysts suggest that if global economic indicators remain favorable and the rupee-dollar exchange setup stays balanced or weakens further, India may witness an additional increase of 5 to 16 percent in gold value by 2026. On the global front, international prices have surged approximately 60 percent, supported by sustained demand as reported by the London Bullion Market Association. These indicators collectively highlight gold’s continued relevance as a preferred investment asset during economic uncertainties.