Gold Rate Today Rebounds After 3-Day Fall; Check IBJA, Tanishq, Kalyan, Malabar, Joyalukkas Prices On 30 April

Gold rate today in India has shown a slight rebound after falling for three consecutive sessions. The latest gold price in India showed that prices are rising as demand picks up at lower levels. After the recent correction in the gold price today, buyers have stepped in, supporting the recovery in the 22-carat gold price today and 24-carat gold rate today across cities like Bengaluru, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai, etc.

IBJA Gold Rate Today, 30 April

The India Bullion and Jewellers Association sets the benchmark rate for jewellers across the country. Here are the latest IBJA gold rates today, on April 30

24KT Gold: Rs. 14,865 per gram
22 KT Gold Price Today: Rs. 14,508 per gram
20 KT Gold: Rs. 13,230 per gram
18 KT Gold Price Today: Rs. 12,041 per gram
14 KT Gold: Rs. 9,588 per gram
Silver Rate Today (999): Rs. 2,36,882 per kg

Gold Rate Today Across Major Jewellers

The gold rate today across leading jewellery brands such as Tanishq, Kalyan Jewellers, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Joyalukkas, and Jos Alukkas remained largely steady despite global volatility. These jeweller-specific gold rates today may vary slightly from the IBJA gold rate due to making charges, branding, and location-specific pricing.

Kalyan Jewellers Gold Rate Today

22 KT Gold Rate Today: Rs. 13,810 per gram

Malabar Gold Rate Today

22 KT Gold Price Today: Rs. 13,810 per gram
24 KT Gold Rate Today: Rs. 15,065 per gram

Joyalukkas Gold Rate Today

24 KT Gold Rate Today: Rs. 15,065 per gram
22 KT Gold Price Today: Rs. 13,810 per gram
18 KT Gold Price Today: Rs. 11,299 per gram

Tanishq Gold Rate Today

24 KT Gold Rate Today: Rs. 15,109 per gram
22 KT Gold Rate Today: Rs. 13,850 per gram
18 KT Gold Price Today: Rs. 11,332 per gram

Jos Alukkas Gold Price Today

24 KT Gold Rate Today: Rs. 15,071 per gram
22 KT Gold Price Today: Rs. 13,810 per gram
18 KT Gold Price Today: Rs. 11,405 per gram

Gold Price Analysis & Outlook

"Gold and silver slipped to one-month lows amid stalled US-Iran talks and the Strait of Hormuz closure, which has severed roughly 20% of global oil supply the largest supply shock on record per the IEA. Rising energy costs, a stronger dollar, and firm inflation expectations are compounding headwinds for precious metals. Meanwhile, markets are pricing in a higher-for-longer rate trajectory, further weighing on precious metals. With the BOJ already holding rates steady, and the Fed, ECB, Bank of England, and Bank of Canada due to announce decisions imminently, near-term weakness and volatility in metals markets is likely to persist." said Prithviraj Kothari, Managing Director at RiddiSiddhi Bullions Ltd., President of India Bullion and Jewellers Association Ltd. and Chairman at Jain International Trade Organisation