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Gold prices in India are again in the news today. After the continuous huge turmoil in the bullion market, now a relief news is coming for the customers. Actually, there has been a slight break in the running speed of gold today and stability is being seen in the market. Today 24 carat pure gold remains stable at ₹15,637 per gram. At the same time, if you talk about 22 carat gold, which is most preferred for making jewellery, then it is trading at ₹ 14,335 per gram and 18 carat gold is trading at ₹ 11,732 per gram.

Amidst the current wedding season and increasing demand for safe investment, everyone’s eyes are fixed on these gold rates, from common people to big jewellers. In the last few days, a series of slight rise and fall in prices was seen continuously, but today has brought a great stability in the market. This is making it much easier for buyers to plan their purchases and the mental pressure of sudden changes in the market has also reduced. However, slight differences in prices are also seen in different big cities of the country, which depends on local taxes and demand.

Gold price in India today (per gram)

Today the prices of gold in the market according to different purity are moving like this. The price of 24 carat gold stands at ₹15,637 per gram. Whereas 22 carat gold used for jewelery is available at the price of ₹ 14,335 per gram. Apart from this, the rate of 18 carat gold has been recorded at ₹ 11,732 per gram today.

Complete Calculation of 10 Gram Gold (24K)

When you go to buy gold in the market, you not only have to pay the base price but also the making charge and tax on it. If we understand the complete calculation of 10 grams of 24 carat gold, its base price is ₹ 1,56,370. If an average making charge of 12% is added to this then it comes to ₹ 18,764. After this, after including GST of 3% on this entire amount, the tax becomes ₹ 5,254. In this way, the total payment amount for 10 grams of gold for a common customer will be ₹ 1,80,388.

Gold rates (per gram) in major cities

There is a slight difference in the prices of gold in different states and cities of the country. Today in Lucknow, Jaipur, Delhi, Meerut and Ludhiana, 24 carat gold is being sold at ₹ 15,637, 22 carat ₹ 14,335 and 18 carat ₹ 11,732 per gram. In Bihar’s capital Patna and Gujarat’s Ahmedabad, the rate of 24 carat is ₹ 15,627, 22 carat is ₹ 14,325 and 18 carat is ₹ 11,722 per gram. Whereas in Mumbai and Pune, 24 carat is priced at ₹ 15,622, 22 carat at ₹ 14,320 and 18 carat at ₹ 11,717 per gram. In Kolkata, the price of 24 carat is ₹15,622, 22 carat is ₹14,320 and 18 carat is ₹11,716 per gram.

Gold price trend (per gram) in last 10 days

If we look at the market trend of the last 10 days, sometimes there has been a sudden rise and sometimes a sharp fall in the prices of gold. However, overall the market has moved within a limited range only, which clearly indicates that at present there is no major bullish or very heavy bearish pressure on the market. The prices remained completely stable on June 3 and June 2, 2026, whereas on June 1, there was a fall of ₹ 82 for 24 carat and ₹ 75 for 22 carat. Earlier on May 31, prices were stable, while on May 30, a slight decrease of ₹60 was seen. On May 29, gold had a good gain of ₹ 158, while on May 28, a big fall of ₹ 223 was recorded. The market fell by ₹60 on 27th May and ₹49 on 26th May, whereas on 25th May it saw a slight rise of ₹32.

Changes in gold prices and impact on the market

According to experts, the latest situation in the international market, the strength or weakness of the dollar at the global level, new policies of central banks and international crude oil prices have a direct and major impact on gold prices. Apart from these global factors, the demand from our domestic market, especially during the auspicious time of marriage and major festivals, suddenly takes the prices of gold to a high level. On the other hand, when there is a decrease in demand in the market, there is clear pressure on prices. In such a situation, the Indian market currently appears to be in a very stable phase, where both new investors and common buyers are waiting for the next big move in the market.