Gold Rates Today (07/07/2026) Fall: 24K, 22K, 18K Gold Prices At Tanishq, IBJA, Kalyan, Malabar, Joyalukkas

Gold rates today are under pressure on July 7th, with spot gold and silver prices slipping away from their two-week highs. Both the precious metals have plunged by 1-2% in the early hours of Tuesday, which will play a major role in defining sentiments for physical gold rates. Notably, US dollar is volatile and hovering between 100.7-101, which will also add to the gold momentum. At top jewelers, 1 gram gold is priced around Rs 13,400 in 22 carat, around Rs 11,000 in 18 carat and around Rs 14,700 in 24 carat. These prices could change during the day.

Tanishq Gold Rates Today

22 carat gold price stood at Rs 13,485 per 1 gram, while 8 grams and 10 grams gold rates are at Rs 107,880 and Rs 134,850 respectively. The 100 grams gold rate stood at Rs 1,348,500.

Furthermore, 24 carat gold rate is at Rs 14,711 per 1 gram and at Rs 1,47,110 per 10 grams. Also, the 18 carat gold rates are at Rs 11,033 per 1 gram and at Rs 1,10,330 per 10 grams.

IBJA Gold Rates Today

The rates at IBJA stood at Rs 14,558 in 999 purity, at Rs 14,500 in 995 purity, at Rs 13,335 in 916 purity, at Rs 10,919 in 750 purity and at Rs 8,517 in 585 purity.

Kalyan Jewellers Gold Rates Today

At Kalyan stores, 22 carat gold is available at Rs 13,440 in 1 gram and at Rs 1,34,400 in 10 grams.

Joyalukkas Gold Rates Today

On July 7th, 1 gram and 10 grams gold in 22 carat stood at Rs 13,440 and Rs 1,34,400 at Joyalukkas stores. These rates were at all retail stores of Joyalukkas in states like Andhra Pradesh, Delhi, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Odisha, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal.

Malabar Gold Rates Today

The 1 gram gold at Malabar is priced at Rs 13,440 in 22 carat and at Rs 14,662 in 24 carat.

What Is Impacting Gold Prices Today?

Gold and silver rebounded sharply last week after a weak US jobs report reshaped rate-hike expectations, pushing the dollar lower and lifting bullion off multi-month lows. Spot gold gained around 2%, while silver jumped nearly 5%, both snapping extended losing streaks. New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's dovish comments reinforced the shift, cutting September rate-hike odds roughly in half, as per Prithviraj Kothari, Managing Director at RiddiSiddhi Bullions Ltd., President of India Bullion and Jewellers Association Ltd. and Chairman at Jain International Trade Organisation.

Meanwhile, rising tension around the Strait of Hormuz added a geopolitical edge, and the rupee stayed volatile against a recovering dollar. Central banks continued accumulating gold even as ETF investors pulled back. Technically, both metals may pause before resuming their upward climb.

As for price levels, going ahead, Kothari believes, gold's rebound from its recent low of $3,942 (~ Rs1,40,600) to $4,200 (~ Rs1,48,000) happened very quickly, so a pullback to the $4,080-4,100 range (~ Rs1,44,000) wouldn't be surprising before the rally resumes toward $4,350 (~ Rs1,53,500). Silver could see a similar pause, dipping toward $59 (~ Rs2,30,000) before pushing higher again toward the $70-71 zone (~ Rs2,52,000).