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Gold Rate Today (January 29, 2026): Check 24K, 22K & 18K Prices In Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad And Other Major Cities

WHAT'S THE STORY?

Gold prices in India on Thursday, January 29, have remained largely stable with only slight changes compared to the previous day. The rate for 24 karat

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gold stands at Rs 16,709 per gram, while 22 karat gold is priced at Rs 15,316 per gram. Meanwhile, 18 karat gold is being sold at Rs 12,532 per gram. However, there are slight variations in the prices across different cities. Several variables shape gold rates across the country, including international bullion prices, movements in the US Dollar, import duties, and local demand, particularly during wedding seasons and festivals, play a crucial role. As a result, prices can differ slightly from one city to another, reflecting regional demand and logistics. Gold Rate Across Major Cities Per Gram

City 24K Today (Rs) 22K Today (Rs) 18K Today (Rs)
Chennai 17,030 15,611 13,026
Mumbai 16,709 15,316 12,532
Delhi 16,724 15,331 12,547
Kolkata 16,709 15,316 12,532
Bangalore 16,709 15,316 12,532
Hyderabad 16,709 15,316 12,532
Kerala 16,709 15,316 12,532
Pune 16,709 15,316 12,532
Vadodara 16,714 15,321 12,537
Ahmedabad 16,714 15,321 12,537
Jaipur 16,724 15,331 12,547
Lucknow 16,724 15,331 12,547
Coimbatore 17,030 15,611 13,026
Madurai 17,030 15,611 13,026
Vijayawada 16,709 15,316 12,532
Patna 16,714 15,321 12,537
Nagpur 16,709 15,316 12,532
Chandigarh 16,724 15,331 12,547
Surat 16,714 15,321 12,537
Bhubaneswar 16,709 15,316 12,532
Gold In The International Market

Gold continued its powerful upward momentum in global markets on Thursday, surging to an unprecedented peak of $5,591.16 per ounce, as heightened geopolitical tensions and economic concerns pushed investors toward traditional safe-haven assets.
In spot trading, gold was last seen up 2.1 per cent at $5,511.79 per ounce, having earlier scaled a fresh record high of $5,591.61 during the session.

The precious metal has been on a remarkable run this week. After breaking past the $5,000 mark for the first time on Monday, gold has rallied more than 10 per cent in just a few days. This sharp rise has been driven by a combination of intense demand for safety, sustained buying by central banks, and pressure on the US dollar, which has made gold more attractive to global investors.

Aamir Makda, Commodity & Currency Analyst of Choice Broking, said in a Mint report that the momentum in both metals is undeniably strong, but there is a technical warning sign. "The RSI (Relative Strength Index) is currently in overbought territory across all timeframes. More importantly, a Daily RSI divergence has appeared—a classic "red flag" suggesting that long positions should proceed with caution despite the bullishness. We are expecting a moderately bullish trend in the upcoming session in Gold and Silver," Makda said.

Silver Rate Today

Alongside gold, silver continues to attract buyers for both investment and jewellery purposes. Currently, silver is priced at Rs 380.10 per gram or Rs 3,80,100 per kilogram. Although more affordable than gold, silver prices are highly sensitive to global industrial demand, as the metal is widely used in manufacturing and technology sectors.

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