Gold Rate Today (10-09-2026); 22K & 24K Price Rebound; Check Tanishq, Malabar, Kalyan, Joyalukkas & IBJA Price

Gold rates in India have surged today, recovering strongly after a sharp drop in the previous session. On a national level, the 24karat gold rate is currently at Rs. 15,551 per gram today, up by Rs. 120 from yesterday's Rs. 15,431. The 22 Karat gold rate has similarly climbed to Rs. 14,255 per gram, a gain of Rs. 110 over yesterday's Rs.14,145.

This rebound gold rate today can be seen after the market saw a sharp correction when 24 Karat gold and 22 Karat gold had fallen encouraging buyers who had been eyeing the metal for the festive and wedding season ahead.

Tanishq Gold Rate Today

At Tanishq, the 22 Karat gold rate for 1 gram now stands at Rs. 14,300, up by Rs. 110 or 0.78% from yesterday's level.
Similarly, The 24 karat gold rate is currently at Rs. 15,600 per gram while the 18 karat gold rate is available at Rs. 11,700 per gram.

Malabar Gold Rates Today

Malabar Gold and Diamonds has priced its 22 Karat gold at Rs 14,255 per gram today, while 24 karat gold is available at Rs. 15,551 per gram.

Joyalukkas Gold Rates Today

Joyalukkas is running near-identical rates, with 24 Karat gold at Rs. 15,551 per gram, 22 Karat at Rs. 14,255 per gram, and 18 Karat priced at Rs. 11,663 per gram.

Kalyan Jewellers Gold Rate

For buyers in Bangalore, Kalyan Jewellers has listed its 22 Karat gold rate at Rs. 14,240 per gram today.

IBJA Benchmark Rates

The India Bullion and Jewellers Association's (IBJA) has also released its retail gold rates for September 10th . the 24 karat gold rate is at Rs. 15,403 per gram, 22 Karat at Rs. 15,033 per gram, 20 Karat at Rs. 13,709 per gram, 18 Karat at Rs. 12,476 per gram, and 14 Karat at Rs. 9,935 per gram.

What's behind the Surge in Gold Rate Today?

"Gold and silver ticked higher, supported by a softer dollar as traders awaited key U.S. inflation data likely to influence the Fed's rate path. Fiscal concerns continue to weigh on confidence in U.S. government debt, adding a floor under gold.

Geopolitical risk stayed elevated after Iran vowed to resist the U.S. naval blockade and threatened retaliation for continued strikes, while Trump suggested the conflict could persist past the November midterms. Said Prithviraj Kothari, Managing Director at RiddiSiddhi Bullions Ltd., President of IBJA and Chairman at Jain International Trade Organisation.

"With PPI due Thursday and CPI Friday, a hot print could pressure gold further, while a soft reading could open room toward 4,400 dollars. Gold looks set to trade in a 4,300 dollar, approximately 150,000 rupees, to 4,500 dollar, approximately 157,000 rupees, band, favouring a buy-the-dip and sell-the-rally approach for now. Silver has more room to run. A hold above 67 dollars, approximately 243,000 rupees, opens the path toward 70 dollars, approximately 247,000 rupees," he further added.

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