Massive Drop Of Rs 16,200 In Gold Rate Today On Bhai Dooj 2026 After US CPI; City-wise Gold & Silver Prices

Gold rates in India extended their decline for the second consecutive day on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, coinciding with the Bhai Dooj celebrations. The yellow metal has witnessed a sharp correction, with 24 Karat (24K) gold prices falling by Rs 16,200 per 100 grams over the past two days in the Indian retail market.

Massive Drop Of Rs 16,200/100gm In Gold Rates Today On Bhai Dooj 2026 After US CPI Data

On Wednesday, 24K gold was priced at Rs 14,198 per gram, down Rs 71, while 22 Karat (22K) gold slipped Rs 65 to Rs 13,015 per gram.

Silver prices have also remained under pressure, with the white metal trading at Rs 200 per gram or Rs 2,00,000 per kilogram. The domestic decline comes amid volatility in international bullion markets, where gold prices edged higher on Wednesday after plunging nearly 3% in the previous session.

However, gains remained limited as stronger-than-expected US inflation data reinforced expectations of a possible Federal Reserve interest rate hike next month, weighing on investor sentiment towards non-yielding assets such as gold. The latest movement has kept gold and silver rates in focus for buyers checking precious metal prices across Chennai, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi and other Indian cities during the festive occasion of Bhai Dooj.

Gold Rate Today City-wise: Check Latest 22K, 24K & 18K Gold Prices on 11 November 2026

Gold prices in India continued to decline on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, with all three purity categories. The price of 24K gold stood at Rs 14,198 per gram, down Rs 71 from the previous rate. Meanwhile, 22K gold was priced at Rs 13,015 per gram, registering a decline of Rs 65, while 18K gold fell Rs 53 to Rs 10,649 per gram.

8 Grams Gold Rate Today

For buyers looking to purchase 8 grams of gold, the price of 24 Karat gold stood at Rs 1,13,584, marking a decrease of Rs 568. The same quantity of 22 Karat gold was priced at Rs 1,04,120, down Rs 520, while 18 Karat gold cost Rs 85,192, reflecting a reduction of Rs 424.

10 Grams Gold Rate Today

For a 10-gram purchase, 24 Karat gold was available at Rs 1,41,980, down Rs 710. The price of 22 Karat gold stood at Rs 1,30,150, registering a fall of Rs 650, while 18 Karat gold was priced at Rs 1,06,490, down Rs 530.

100 Grams Gold Rate Today

For larger purchases, 100 grams of 24 Karat gold cost Rs 14,19,800, representing a decline of Rs 7,100. The price of 100 grams of 22 Karat gold stood at Rs 13,01,500, down Rs 6,500, while 18 Karat gold was priced at Rs 10,64,900, registering a decrease of Rs 5,300.

Chennai Gold Rate Today

Gold buyers in Chennai can purchase 24 Karat gold at Rs 14,198 per gram on November 11, 2026. The rate of 22 Karat gold stands at Rs 13,015 per gram, while 18 Karat gold is priced at Rs 10,650 per gram.

Gold Rate Today in Mumbai

In Mumbai's retail bullion market, the price of 24 Karat gold is Rs 14,198 per gram. For those opting for 22 Karat jewellery, the rate is Rs 13,015 per gram, while 18 Karat gold costs Rs 10,649 per gram.

Delhi Gold Price Today

Gold rates in the national capital are marginally higher than in several other major cities. One gram of 24 Karat gold costs Rs 14,213, compared with Rs 13,030 for 22 Karat gold and Rs 10,664 for 18 Karat gold.

Kolkata Gold Rate Today

In Kolkata, the latest gold rates put 24 Karat gold at Rs 14,198 per gram. The price of 22 Karat gold is Rs 13,015 per gram, while buyers looking for 18 Karat gold will pay Rs 10,649 per gram.

Gold Rate in Bengaluru

Gold prices in Bengaluru remain aligned with rates in several other metropolitan markets. The city records a price of Rs 14,198 per gram for 24 Karat gold, Rs 13,015 for 22 Karat gold and Rs 10,649 for 18 Karat gold.

Gold Rate in Hyderabad

Buyers in Hyderabad will find 24 Karat gold priced at Rs 14,198 per gram. The corresponding rates for 22 Karat and 18 Karat gold are Rs 13,015 and Rs 10,649 per gram, respectively.

"Gold and silver are navigating a more complex market environment in 2026, with the interplay between safe-haven demand and macroeconomic headwinds driving heightened volatility. While elevated US Treasury yields and a stronger dollar have weighed on prices, underlying investment demand remains encouraging, " said Manav Modi, Commodities Analyst at Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd.

According to the latest Precious Metals Quarterly Report by MOFSL, the long-term outlook for precious metals remains constructive despite near-term headwinds, with price corrections offering potential accumulation opportunities.

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