Bengaluru Gold Rate Today, July 5: Prices Pause on Sunday; Check Latest 24K, 22K & 18K Rates

Gold prices in Bengaluru stayed unchanged today, with retail rates holding steady across all 24k,22k,18k purities after a volatile run over the past week. While there has been no movement in the gold rate today, the yellow metal has recorded sharp swings in recent sessions, due to both international and domestic factors.

Globally, Spot gold jumped above $4170 after continuous declines over the past few weeks. Gold is currently influenced by the US dollar's movement, expectations surrounding the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions, the ongoing US-Iran geopolitical tensions, and safe-haven demand.

With no major fresh triggers today, gold rates in India and all major cities are stable and fresh movement will be seen once the market opens tomorrow.

Gold Rate in Bengaluru On July 5th

Gold prices in Bengaluru on Sunday stayed stable, with no change across all major purities. 24-carat gold was priced at Rs. 14,673 per gram, while the 22-carat gold rate today stood at Rs. 13,450 per gram, and the 18-carat gold price was at Rs. 11,005 per gram. For bulk purchases, 10 grams of 24K gold were available at Rs. 1,46,730, 22K gold at Rs. 1,34,500, and 18K gold at Rs. 1,10,050.

MCX Gold and Silver Futures Update

MCX Gold and Silver Performance On Friday, July 3, precious metals traded largely flat on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX). The August 5, 2026, gold futures contract settled at Rs. 1,47,365 per 10 grams, slipping marginally by 0.01% from the previous close. Meanwhile, on September 4, 2026, silver futures prices ended at Rs. 2,37,499 per kg, gaining 0.04% at the close of the trading session.

Silver Prices in Bangalore Today

Similarly, Bangalore silver prices today also stayed stable with no movement recorded for the last two days. On July 5th, 1 kg of silver in Bangalore cost Rs. 2,50,000. While 100 g of silver rates in India cost Rs. 25,000.

Spot Gold Prices + Spot Silver Price Today

According to the Trading Economics Report, "Gold climbed to $4,170 per ounce on Friday, touching its highest level since June 23 and reporting a 2% weekly gain after 4 consecutive weeks of declines, as weak US jobs data reduced expectations for a near-term Federal Reserve interest rate hike."