Gold Price Weekly Prediction (30 Mar-4 Apr): Gold Rate in India Rebounds After Big Crash; Will Rally Continue?

Gold rate in India are entering the week of March 30 to April 4, 2026, on a strong footing, staging a notable recovery after recent sharp corrections. The yellow metal has now risen for two consecutive trading sessions, with 24 Karat (24K) gold climbing to Rs 14,809 per gram, up Rs 251, while 22K gold advanced to Rs 13,575 per gram, gaining Rs 230 in the latest session.

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In just two days, gold has surged sharply by Rs 35,400 per 100 grams, signalling renewed buying interest and a shift in short-term sentiment.

Gold Rate in India This Week: Check Latest 22K, 24K & 18K Gold Prices Per Gram

24 Karat Gold Rate Today in India

As per the latest trading session, 24 Karat gold prices stood at Rs 14,809 per gram, rising by Rs 251 from Rs 14,558 in the previous session. For 8 grams, the rate increased to Rs 1,18,472, marking a gain of Rs 2,008 compared to Rs 1,16,464.

The price of 10 grams climbed to Rs 1,48,090, up by Rs 2,510 from Rs 1,45,580. At the bulk level, 100 grams of 24K gold was priced at Rs 14,80,900, registering a strong increase of Rs 25,100 from Rs 14,55,800.

22 Karat Gold Rate Today in India

In the 22 Karat segment, the rate for 1 gram stood at Rs 13,575, up Rs 230 from Rs 13,345. For 8 grams, the price moved up to Rs 1,08,600, reflecting an increase of Rs 1,840 from Rs 1,06,760. The cost of 10 grams rose to Rs 1,35,750, gaining Rs 2,300 from Rs 1,33,450. Meanwhile, 100 grams of 22K gold were valued at Rs 13,57,500, up by Rs 23,000 from Rs 13,34,500.

18 Karat Gold Rate Today in India

For 18 Karat gold, at the time of writing the price for 1 gram stood at Rs 11,107, rising by Rs 188 from Rs 10,919. For 8 grams, the rate increased to Rs 88,856, up Rs 1,504 from Rs 87,352. The price of 10 grams climbed to Rs 1,11,070, marking a gain of Rs 1,880 from Rs 1,09,190. At the higher end, 100 grams of 18K gold were priced at Rs 11,10,700, reflecting an increase of Rs 18,800 from Rs 10,91,900.

From Rs 1.9 Lakh to Rs 1.3 Lakh, Gold Prices Drop Despite War Fears in West Asia

Interestingly, gold's recent behaviour has been quite volatile. Traditionally seen as a safe-haven asset, gold initially declined sharply following the escalation of the West Asian conflict that began on February 28. In India, 24K gold, which was trading close to Rs 1.9 lakh per 10 grams in late January, dropped significantly to around Rs 1.3 lakh per 10 grams during the correction phase.

Key Factors Affecting Gold Rate Next Week

However, the current rebound reflects a shift in global sentiment. Heightened geopolitical uncertainty has once again revived demand for safe-haven assets. Statements from US President Donald Trump, expressing disappointment over NATO's response and warning that the conflict with Iran is "not finished," have kept markets on edge.

Adding to the uncertainty, reports indicate that Russia has started selling physical gold from its central bank reserves for the first time in 25 years to manage a widening fiscal deficit driven by prolonged military spending. This unusual move has added complexity to global bullion dynamics, influencing both supply expectations and investor sentiment.

Gold Rate Weekly Outlook for March 30 to April 4, 2026

Looking ahead, gold prices in India are expected to remain volatile but with a positive bias. The recent rebound suggests that the sharp correction may have found near-term support, but sustainability will depend heavily on global cues, especially developments in the Middle East and movements in the US dollar.

"Gold and silver prices today continue to reflect a mix of global cues such as evolving interest rate expectations, currency movements, and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties. These factors typically shape investor interest in precious metals, especially during periods of volatility," said Saurabh Jain, Co-founder & CEO, Stable Money.

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