Gold Rates Today (09/06/2026) Jump In Chennai After Rs 61,100 Crash In 8 Days; Check 24K, 22K, 18K Gold Prices

Gold rates in Chennai jumped for the first time in the month of June. On Tuesday, the 24-carat gold rate soared by Rs 14,200 per 100 grams and Rs 1,420 per 10 grams in the city. This follows a fall in gold prices by Rs 61,100 per 100 grams and Rs 6,110 per 10 grams in the past 8 days. One major reason for the surge in precious metals is the temporary ceasefire decision between Israel and Iran, while the US dollar pulled away from its nine-week high and traded below the 100 mark.

Gold Rates Today

In Chennai, 24 carat gold price surged by Rs 14,200 per 100 grams to Rs 15,49,100, while 10 grams gold rose ny Rs 1,420 to Rs 1,54,910. Additionally, 8 grams gold is up by Rs 1,136 to Rs 1,23,928 and 1 gram gold edged higher by Rs 142 to Rs 15,491 per 1 gram.

Under 22 carat, 10 grams gold climbed by Rs 1,300 to Rs 1.42 lakh and 100 grams skyrocketed by Rs 13,000 to Rs 14.20 lakh. Here, 8 grams gold is up by Rs 1,040 to Rs 1,13,600 and 1 gram gold is up by Rs 130 to Rs 14,200.

Furthermore, 18 carat gold soared by Rs 12,500 to Rs 11.92 lakh per 100 grams and jumped by Rs 1,250 to Rs 1,19,200 per 10 grams. Also, 8 grams gold is up by Rs 1,000 to Rs 95,360 and 1 gram gold is higher by Rs 125.

Gold Rates In Chennai Performance In Past 10 Days:

What Is Impacting Gold Prices Today In India?

As per Gaurav Garg, research analyst at Lemonn markets desk, in today's commodity market update, gold prices edged up slightly, trading at $4,357.80 per ounce (approximately Rs 1,33,935 per 10 grams), while silver saw a decline, priced at $68.12 per ounce (around Rs 2,09,363 per kg). The rise in gold was primarily driven by a mix of geopolitical tensions in West Asia and ongoing fears of interest rate hikes due to persistent inflation, which have tempered its safe-haven appeal.

Conversely, silver struggled under the weight of these macroeconomic concerns, reflecting a broader risk-off sentiment among investors. Crude oil prices dropped significantly, down 1.46% to $89.97 per barrel (about ₹8,601), as concerns over global demand and a potential increase in U.S. production weighed heavily on the market.

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