Gold Rate in India Steady for Second Day: Check Latest 22K, 24K, 18K Gold & Silver Prices on 3 August 2026

Gold rates in India remained unchanged on Monday, August 3, 2026, extending their steady trend for a second consecutive day after witnessing a decline in the previous session. Domestic bullion rates showed little movement as investors awaited fresh global cues, while silver prices continued to trade at the same level for the sixth straight day.

According to the latest market rates, 24 Karat (24K) gold was quoted at Rs 14,422 per gram, while 22 Karat (22K) gold held steady at Rs 13,220 per gram. Silver was also unchanged at Rs 235 per gram, or Rs 2,35,000 per kilogram.

Gold Rate Today, August 3: Check Latest 24K, 22K and 18K Gold Prices in India

24 Karat Gold Rate Today

The price of 24K gold remained unchanged at Rs 14,422 per gram. At the prevailing rate, 8 grams cost Rs 1,15,376, while 10 grams were priced at Rs 1,44,220. The price of 100 grams stood at Rs 14,42,200.

22 Karat Gold Rate Today

The rate of 22K gold remained stable at Rs 13,220 per gram. Based on today's prices as per GoodReturns data, 8 grams of 22K gold cost Rs 1,05,760, while 10 grams were valued at Rs 1,32,200. The rate for 100 grams stood at Rs 13,22,000.

18 Karat Gold Rate Today

The price of 18K gold also remained unchanged at Rs 10,816 per gram. Accordingly, 8 grams were priced at Rs 86,528, 10 grams at Rs 1,08,160, while 100 grams were valued at Rs 10,81,600.

Silver Rate Today: Check Latest Silver Prices Per Kg and Gram on 3 August 2026

Silver prices in India on Monday remained unchanged for the sixth consecutive trading session, reflecting subdued movement in the domestic precious metals market. The white metal was quoted at Rs 235 per gram, while 1 kilogram was priced at Rs 2,35,000.

Global Gold Gains as Oil Prices Ease and Dollar Weakens

While domestic gold prices remained flat, international bullion edged higher during Monday's trading session. Spot gold found support after crude oil prices retreated, following US President Donald Trump's decision to refrain from launching fresh military action against Iran, raising hopes for a diplomatic resolution in West Asia.

A decline in oil prices eased concerns over inflationary pressures, improving sentiment towards precious metals. At the same time, the US dollar weakened after authorities intervened in the foreign exchange market to support the Japanese yen. Since gold is priced in US dollars, a softer greenback makes the metal relatively cheaper for overseas buyers, boosting global demand.

"Gold hit a two-week high above $4,150 before falling under $4,100 after strong US jobs and PMI data raised the odds of another rate hike. The dollar and Treasury yields strengthened, adding pressure on bullion, while the rupee briefly weakened before recovering on RBI support," said Mr. Prithviraj Kothari, MD at RiddiSiddhi Bullions Ltd., President of India Bullion and Jewellers Association Ltd.

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