Gold Rate Today (March 23, 2026): Gold prices in India showed a modest uptick on Monday, March 23, 2026. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures fell by Rs 11,507.00 or 7.96 per cent, reaching Rs 1,33,176 per 10 grams. In the previous session, the metal had settled at Rs 1,44,492 per 10 grams. According to the All India Sarafa Association, gold in Delhi was trading at Rs 1,52,650 per 10 grams (including taxes). Data from GoodReturns showed 24-carat gold at Rs 1,40,020 per 10 grams. Additionally, the Indian Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) reported prices at Rs 1,35,141 per 10 grams, from the previous close of Rs 1,47,340, which is nearly Rs 12,200 down.
Despite the recent movement, prices remain significantly below the all-time high of Rs 1,80,779 per 10 grams recorded on January 29 this year.
In the international market, spot gold was trading higher at $4,663.54 per ounce. Fluctuations in prices continue to be influenced by geopolitical developments, particularly tensions involving the US, Israel, and Iran.
Latest Gold Rate From Indian Bullion and Jewellers Association
Purity by Carat
Morning Rates
Afternoon Rates
Evening Rates
24 Carat Gold
Rs 147218 per 10 grams
Rs 1,35,141
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23 Carat Gold
Rs 146628 per 10 grams
Rs 1,34,600
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22 Carat Gold
Rs 134852 per 10 grams
Rs 1,23,789
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18 Carat Gold
Rs 110414 per 10 grams
Rs 1,01,356
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14 Carat Gold
Rs 86123 per 10 grams
Rs 79,058
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24K, 22K, 18K Gold Rate In Delhi, Chennai And Other Major Cities
City
24 Carat Gold (10g)
22 Carat Gold (10g)
18 Carat Gold (10g)
Delhi
Rs 146120
Rs 133950
Rs 109630
Mumbai
Rs 145970
Rs 133800
Rs 109480
Kolkata
Rs 145970
Rs 133800
Rs 109480
Chennai
Rs 148580
Rs 136200
Rs 113600
Patna
Rs 146020
Rs 133850
Rs 109530
Lucknow
Rs 146120
Rs 133950
Rs 109630
Ayodhya
Rs 146120
Rs 133950
Rs 109630
Meerut
Rs 146120
Rs 133950
Rs 109630
Kanpur
Rs 146120
Rs 133950
Rs 109630
Ghaziabad
Rs 146120
Rs 133950
Rs 109630
Noida
Rs 146120
Rs 133950
Rs 109630
Gurugram
Rs 146120
Rs 133950
Rs 109630
Chandigarh
Rs 146120
Rs 133950
Rs 109630
Jaipur
Rs 146120
Rs 133950
Rs 109630
Ludhiana
Rs 146120
Rs 133950
Rs 109630
Guwahati
Rs 145970
Rs 133800
Rs 109480
Indore
Rs 146020
Rs 133850
Rs 109530
Ahmedabad
Rs 146020
Rs 133850
Rs 109530
Appearance
Rs 146020
Rs 133850
Rs 109530
Vadodara
Rs 146020
Rs 133850
Rs 109530
Pune
Rs 145970
Rs 133800
Rs 109480
Nagpur
Rs 145970
Rs 133800
Rs 109480
Nashik
Rs 146000
Rs 133830
Rs 109510
Bangalore
Rs 145970
Rs 133800
Rs 109480
Bhubaneswar
Rs 145970
Rs 133800
Rs 109480
Cuttack
Rs 145970
Rs 133800
Rs 109480
Kerala
Rs 145970
Rs 133800
Rs 109480
Raipur
Rs 145970
Rs 133800
Rs 109480
Hyderabad
Rs 145970
Rs 133800
Rs 109480
Previous Session And Market Outlook
In the previous trading session, gold prices in Delhi had declined for the third straight day, falling Rs 650 to Rs 1,52,650 per 10 grams. However, futures markets showed strength, with the April contract on MCX rising by Rs 1,914 to Rs 1,46,868 per 10 grams.
Experts note that a strong US dollar and global economic uncertainty have kept gold under pressure. According to Dilip Parmar, senior analyst at HDFC Securities, geopolitical tensions have prompted investors to shift toward safer assets such as the dollar and crude oil.
Meanwhile, Gaurav Garg from Lemon Markets highlighted that recent declines in gold prices have attracted some buying interest, helping prices recover slightly. Renisha Chainani, head of research at Augmont, pointed out that easing concerns in West Asia have also supported sentiment, as fears of major disruptions to energy infrastructure have reduced.
Analysts believe that while short-term movements may remain volatile, factors such as currency strength, global tensions, and energy prices will continue to guide the direction of gold in the near term.
