Gold Rate in India Rises After Big Fall Amid Iran-Israel Conflict, Fed Meeting; Will Gold Price Today Surge?

Gold rates in India showed signs of recovery on Tuesday after a steep recent decline that had dragged the yellow metal sharply lower. The rebound comes amid persistent global uncertainty, with investors turning cautious as geopolitical tensions escalate and key monetary policy decisions loom later this week.

Rise in Latest Gold Prices: Check Domestic and Spot Gold Rate Today

In the domestic market, as per latest trading session, 24 Karat (24K) gold was trading at around Rs 15,808 per gram, up Rs 66, while 22 Karat gold stood at Rs 14,490 per gram, higher by Rs 60. Meanwhile, 18 Karat (18K) gold was priced at Rs 11,856 per gram, rising Rs 49, reflecting renewed buying interest after last week's losses.

Gold Rate Today: Check Latest 22K, 24K & 18K Gold Prices in India

24 Karat Gold Rate Today in India

As per the latest session, 24K gold in India was priced at Rs 15,808 per gram, up from Rs 15,742 a day earlier. In larger quantities, 8 grams cost Rs 1,26,464, 10 grams Rs 1,58,080 and 100 grams Rs 15,80,800, marking gains of Rs 528, Rs 660 and Rs 6,600 respectively.

22 Karat Gold Rate Today in India

22K gold rose to Rs 14,490 per gram, compared with Rs 14,430 previously. Prices for 8 grams stood at Rs 1,15,920, while 10 grams were valued at Rs 1,44,900. Bulk purchases of 100 grams were priced at Rs 14,49,000, up Rs 6,000.

18 Karat Gold Rate Today in India

18K gold also moved higher, trading at Rs 11,856 per gram, up from Rs 11,807. In higher weights, 8 grams were priced at Rs 94,848, 10 grams at Rs 1,18,560, and 100 grams at Rs 11,85,600, reflecting modest gains across categories.

MCX Gold Price Today

In the latest trading session, MCX Gold April futures rebounded sharply, rising by over Rs 650 to trade around Rs 1,57,130 per 10 grams. The contract had closed at Rs 1,55,736 per 10 grams in the previous session, marking a decline of nearly 2 percent.

Global Gold Holds Firm Above $5,000

In international markets, gold hovered near the flat line around $5,010 per ounce on Tuesday, as traders balanced safe-haven demand against caution ahead of major central bank policy announcements. The precious metal continues to attract investors seeking stability amid rising geopolitical risks.

Tensions in the Middle East intensified further after fresh attacks linked to the ongoing conflict involving Iran, raising fears of a broader regional escalation now entering its third week. Such instability typically boosts gold's appeal as a hedge against uncertainty.

Why Gold Is Rising Again? Middle East Crisis and Fed Policy To Impact; Check Gold Prediction

"Gold gained around Rs 1,300, as escalating tensions in the Middle East reignited safe-haven demand across global markets. Investors turned cautious amid concerns over potential disruptions to critical oil supply routes, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz, which remains a key transit point for global energy flows. The geopolitical uncertainty has also raised inflation worries, as any supply shock in crude oil could push prices higher, indirectly supporting bullion," said Kaveri More, Commodity Analyst at Choice Broking.

"At the same time, expectations that central banks, especially the U.S. Federal Reserve, may hold interest rates steady have further boosted the appeal of non-yielding assets like gold and silver," expert More added.

What Gold Investors Should Watch

For Wednesday's trading session, key factors likely to influence gold prices include:

• Developments in the Middle East conflict
• Movements in crude oil prices
• U.S. Federal Reserve policy signals
• Dollar index and bond yields
• Global risk sentiment

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