Gold Rate Today (October 15, 2026): Gold prices moved higher in early trading on Thursday, October 15, as 24-carat gold futures gained on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX). The December contract advanced by Rs 1,682, or 1.15 per cent, to Rs 1,47,530 per 10 grams. The contract had settled at Rs 1,45,848 per 10 grams in the previous session. However, domestic bullion prices have been under pressure in recent sessions. Gold in Delhi’s bullion market declined for the third consecutive day on Wednesday, falling Rs 1,800 to Rs 1,50,800 per 10 grams, including taxes, according to the All India Sarafa Association.
International gold prices also remain in focus, with investors tracking movements in the US dollar, currency markets and global bullion rates. Here is a look at the latest gold prices in India, including 24-carat, 22-carat and 18-carat rates across cities. Gold prices vary across data providers and markets. According to Bullions, 24-carat gold was priced at Rs 1,47,780 per 10 grams, while GoodReturns listed the rate at Rs 1,48,410 per 10 grams.
In the international market, gold was quoted at $4,167 per ounce in the latest figures provided. Meanwhile, the Delhi bullion market rate stood at Rs 1,50,800 per 10 grams following Wednesday’s decline.
These figures may differ because of the source, timing of updates, market segment and taxes included in the quoted price. Buyers should check with local jewellers for the applicable rate before making a purchase.
Gold Rate Today: 24K, 22K And 18K Prices In Major Cities
City
24 Carat Gold Rate (10 grams)
22 Carat Gold Rate (10 grams)
18 Carat Gold Rate (10 grams)
Delhi
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Mumbai
Rs 148,260
Rs 135,900
Rs 111,190
Kolkata
Rs 148,260
Rs 135,900
Rs 111,190
Chennai
Rs 148,260
Rs 135,900
Rs 111,650
Patna
Rs 148,310
Rs 135,950
Rs 111,240
Lucknow
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Meerut
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Ayodhya
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Kanpur
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Aligarh
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Moradabad
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Mirzapur
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Jhansi
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Mathura
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Agra
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Prayagraj
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Varanasi
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Ghaziabad
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Noida
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Gurugram
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Chandigarh
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Jaipur
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Ludhiana
Rs 148,410
Rs 136,050
Rs 111,340
Guwahati
Rs 148,260
Rs 135,900
Rs 111,190
Bhopal
Rs 148,310
Rs 135,950
Rs 111,240
Indore
Rs 148,310
Rs 135,950
Rs 111,240
Ahmedabad
Rs 148,310
Rs 135,950
Rs 111,240
Vadodara
Rs 148,310
Rs 135,950
Rs 111,240
Surat
Rs 148,310
Rs 135,950
Rs 111,240
Why Did Gold Prices Fall In The Previous Session?
Gold prices in Delhi declined by Rs 1,800 on Wednesday. The All India Sarafa Association said 99.9 per cent purity gold fell to Rs 1,50,800 per 10 grams, including taxes, from Rs 1,52,600 per 10 grams in the previous session. In the international spot market, gold dropped by $20.51, or 0.49 per cent, to $4,140.69 per ounce. The decline came amid pressure from a stronger rupee and weaker global cues.
Gold futures also recorded losses on Wednesday. The December delivery contract on MCX slipped Rs 478, or 0.32 per cent, to Rs 1,47,972 per 10 grams amid subdued spot demand and a reduction in speculative positions. In overseas trading, gold futures in New York declined 0.29 per cent to $4,148.84 per ounce. Market participants attributed the domestic futures decline partly to weak demand in the physical market.
Stronger Rupee Weighs On Domestic Gold Prices
A stronger Indian rupee can reduce the cost of importing gold because the metal is priced internationally in US dollars. This can put downward pressure on domestic prices, although global bullion movements and other market factors also influence local rates.
According to PTI, Saumil Gandhi, senior analyst for commodities at HDFC Securities, said gold prices continued to decline in the domestic market on Wednesday amid weak global cues and a strengthening rupee.
The rupee gained 19 paise to close at 95.17 against the US dollar on Wednesday, marking its fourth consecutive session of gains. Support came from Reserve Bank of India intervention aimed at easing near-term dollar demand and curbing speculative risks in the foreign exchange market.
