Gold Rate Today 03/07/2026: Check 22K & 24K Prices At Tanishq, Malabar Gold, Joyalukkas & Kalyan

Gold jewellery rates across India's leading branded retailers climbed on Friday, July 3, as international bullion prices rebounded from an eight-month low earlier in the week. With Federal Reserve rate cut expectations rising after a weak US jobs report, gold rates has moved up sharply through the day.

Gold Rate Today In India

The gold rate today in India per gram stands at Rs. 14,700 for 24 karat gold, up Rs. 322 from yesterday. The 22 karat gold rate today is up Rs 295 to retail at Rs. 13,475, and Rs. 11,025 for 18 karat gold, up Rs. 241.

For 10 grams, the gold rate stands at Rs. 1,47,000 for 24K, Rs. 1,34,750 for 22K, and Rs. 1,10,250 for 18K.

Tanishq Gold Rate Today

Tanishq has priced its 22 karat gold at Rs. 1,33,950 for 10 grams today, which works out to Rs. 13,395 per gram. The brand's 24 karat gold rate stands at rS. 14,613 per gram, while its 18 karat gold, popular for lightweight and diamond-studded jewellery, is priced at Rs.10,960 per gram.

Malabar Gold Rate Today

Malabar Gold and Diamonds has quoted its 22 karat gold at Rs. 13,475 per gram today, while its 24 karat gold is priced at Rs.14,700 per gram.

Joyalukkas Gold Rate Today

Joyalukkas, another major pan-India and Gulf-facing jewellery chain, is quoting gold rates similar to Malabar Gold and the national average today. Joyalukkas' 24 karat gold rate stands at Rs. 14,700 per gram, its 22 karat gold rate is Rs. 13,475 per gram, and its 18 karat gold is priced at Rs .11,025 per gram.

Kalyan Jewellers Gold Rate Today

Kalyan Jewellers, the Kerala-headquartered chain has priced its 22 karat gold at Rs. 13,475 per gram today.

Why Gold Prices Are Rising Today

"Gold and silver rebounded from lows, supported by softer U.S. jobs data and falling oil prices that eased inflation worries, even as traders priced in a 64% chance of a Fed rate hike in September per the CME FedWatch Tool. Renewed Iran-U.S. talks on the Strait of Hormuz lifted gold and silver further, despite limited progress toward resolution, while Fed Chair Kevin Warsh downplayed hike speculation. Moreover, Bullion rebounded from a seven-month after ADP data showed private payrolls rising 98,000 in June versus forecasts of 118,000, fueling expectations of a similarly soft nonfarm payrolls report." said Prithviraj Kothari, Managing Director at RiddiSiddhi Bullions Ltd., President of IBJA and Chairman at Jain International Trade Organisation.

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