Rise in Gold Rate Today After Falling Rs 36,000, Silver Down; Latest 22K, 24K, 18K Prices in Delhi on 30 April

After a sharp correction of nearly Rs 36,000 over the past three days, gold rates in Delhi staged a mild recovery following the Federal Reserve decision to keep interest rates unchanged in its April policy meeting. In the latest session, 24 Karat gold rose by Rs 22 to Rs 15,081 per gram, while 22 Karat gold gained Rs 20 to Rs 13,825 per gram and 18 Karat gold increased by Rs 16 to Rs 11,314 per gram, indicating a cautious rebound in the bullion market.

However, silver prices moved in the opposite direction after remaining steady for the past five sessions. In Delhi, silver slipped to Rs 250 per gram and Rs 2,50,000 per kilogram.

Gold Rate Today: Check Latest 22K, 24K & 18K Gold Prices on 30 April 2026

24 Karat Gold Rate Today in Delhi

In New Delhi, for 24 Karat gold, the rate increased by Rs 22 per gram to Rs 15,081, up from Rs 15,059 in the previous session. On a quantity basis, 8 grams of 24K gold was priced at Rs 1,20,648, rising by Rs 176, while 10 grams climbed by Rs 220 to Rs 1,50,810. The price for 100 grams also moved higher by Rs 2,200 to Rs 15,08,100.

22 Karat Gold Rate Today in Delhi

Similarly, 22 Karat gold saw a gain of Rs 20 per gram, taking the price to Rs 13,825 from Rs 13,805. The rate for 8 grams stood at Rs 1,10,600, up by Rs 160, while 10 grams rose by Rs 200 to Rs 1,38,250. On a larger scale, 100 grams of 22K gold increased by Rs 2,000 to Rs 13,82,500.

18 Karat Gold Rate Today in Delhi

In the 18 Karat segment, gold prices edged up by Rs 16 per gram to Rs 11,314, compared to Rs 11,298 earlier. The price for 8 grams was recorded at Rs 90,512, marking a gain of Rs 128, while 10 grams rose by Rs 160 to Rs 1,13,140. For 100 grams, the rate increased by Rs 1,600 to Rs 11,31,400, indicating steady upward movement across all quantities.

Silver Rate Today on 30 April: Check Latest Silver Prices Per Kg and Gram

The price of silver fell by Rs 5 per gram to Rs 250, down from Rs 255 in the previous session in Delhi. On a bulk basis, 8 grams of silver was priced at Rs 2,000, marking a decline of Rs 40, while 10 grams dropped by Rs 50 to Rs 2,500.

Larger quantities also saw a similar downward trend, with 100 grams falling by Rs 500 to Rs 25,000, and 1 kilogram (1,000 grams) declining sharply by Rs 5,000 to Rs 2,50,000.

"Gold prices edged marginally higher in Asian trade but, remained largely range bound as markets continued to assess mixed signals surrounding the U.S.-Iran conflict, while caution ahead of key central bank meetings kept traders on the sidelines. Persistent uncertainty over the war and its implications for global inflation and interest rates has limited directional momentum in bullion," said Manav Modi Commodities Analyst, Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd.

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