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Gold Rate Today (April 1, 2026): Yellow Metal Down Rs 32,000 From Peak; Check 24K, 22K, 18K Prices In Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad & Other Major Cities

Gold Rate Today (April 1, 2026): Gold prices in India rose on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, reflecting volatility amid ongoing geopolitical tensions related to the US-Israel-Iran. According to the Indian Bullion and Jewelers Association (IBJA), gold prices on Wednesday morning were recorded at Rs 1,46,733 per 10 grams for 24-carat purity. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), 24-carat gold futures recorded a strong gain of 0.85 per cent or Rs 1,274 to reach Rs 1,52,053 per 10 grams. In the previous session, the metal had settled at Rs 146,919 per 10 grams.
Meanwhile, gold touched a record high of Rs 1,80,779 per 10 grams on January 29 this year.
According to the data from Goodreturns, 24 carat gold price stood at Rs 1,49,520.
As Per IBJA Data, Gold Prices Across Different Purities

24 carat: Rs 1,46,733 per 10 grams
23 carat: Rs 146,145 per 10 grams
22 carat: Rs 134,407 per 10 grams
18 carat: Rs 110,050 per 10 grams
14 carat: Rs 85,839 per 10 grams

24K, 22K, 18K Gold Rate In Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai And Other Major Cities

City
24 carat gold rate (10 grams)
22 carat gold rate (10 grams)
18 carat gold rate (10 grams)

Delhi
Rs 149660
Rs 137200
Rs 112280

Mumbai
Rs 149510
Rs 137050
Rs 112130

Kolkata
Rs 149510
Rs 137050
Rs 112130

Chennai
Rs 149130
Rs 136700
Rs 114600

Patna
Rs 149560
Rs 137100
Rs 112180

Lucknow
Rs 149660
Rs 137200
Rs 112280

Ayodhya
Rs 149660
Rs 137200
Rs 112280

Meerut
Rs 149660
Rs 137200
Rs 112280

Kanpur
Rs 149660
Rs 137200
Rs 112280

Ghaziabad
Rs 149660
Rs 137200
Rs 112280

Noida
Rs 149660
Rs 137200
Rs 112280

Gurugram
Rs 149660
Rs 137200
Rs 112280

Chandigarh
Rs 149660
Rs 137200
Rs 112280

Jaipur
Rs 149660
Rs 137200
Rs 112280

Ludhiana
Rs 149660
Rs 137200
Rs 112280

Guwahati
Rs 149510
Rs 137050
Rs 112130

Indore
Rs 149560
Rs 137100
Rs 112180

Ahmedabad
Rs 149560
Rs 137100
Rs 112180

Vadodara
Rs 149560
Rs 137100
Rs 112180

Surat
Rs 149560
Rs 137100
Rs 112180

Pune
Rs 149510
Rs 137050
Rs 112130

Nagpur
Rs 149510
Rs 137050
Rs 112130

Nashik
Rs 149540
Rs 137080
Rs 112160

Bangalore
Rs 149510
Rs 137050
Rs 112130

Bhubaneswar
Rs 149510
Rs 137050
Rs 112130

Cuttack
Rs 149510
Rs 137050
Rs 112130

Kerala
Rs 149510
Rs 137050
Rs 112130

Raipur
Rs 149510
Rs 137050
Rs 112130

Hyderabad
Rs 149510
Rs 137050
Rs 112130

Previous Session Performance

In the last trading session, gold prices saw a strong rally. As per the All India Sarafa Association, 24-carat gold in Delhi surged by Rs 3,700 (around 2.5 per cent) to Rs 1,51,500 per 10 grams. However, despite these gains, the broader trend for March has been bearish. Since March 2, gold prices have dropped by nearly Rs 21,300 (about 12.3 per cent).
Globally, gold prices also jumped by around 1 per cent, reaching $4,531.67 per ounce.
What Experts Say About Gold’s Movement

Market experts attribute the recent rise to seasonal demand. According to news agency PTI-Bhasha, HDFC Securities Senior Analyst Saumil Gandhi said that buying during the price decline supported the market. Additionally, the decline in US Treasury bond yields and fluctuations in the rupee exchange rate also strengthened gold prices.
Meanwhile, Praveen Singh of Mirae Asset Sharekhan said that gold remains volatile in the international market and investors are keeping an eye on the dollar and crude oil prices. Gaurav Garg of Lemon Markets says that despite the recent rally, the market remains cautious, as gold has seen a sharp decline this month, one of the biggest declines in the last several decades.

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