Gold Rate Today Near Record Levels After Jumping Nearly Rs 1 Lakh in 4 Days; Silver Slips in Delhi on May 14

Domestic bullion prices extended their remarkable rally on Thursday, May 14, 2026, with gold continuing to trade near record highs even as the pace of gains moderated after the sharp surge seen earlier this week. In Delhi, the price of 24 Karat (24K) gold edged up by Rs 11 to Rs 16,226 per gram, while 22 Karat (22K) gold advanced by Rs 30 to Rs 14,895 per gram.

Jump of Around Rs 1 Lakh in Gold in Just 4 Days

Despite the modest day-on-day increase, the broader uptrend has been extraordinary. Between May 11 and May 14, the price of 24K gold has soared by Rs 97,600 per 100 grams, underscoring one of the strongest weekly rallies witnessed in recent months.

Gold Rate Today: Check Latest 22K, 24K & 18K Gold Prices on 14 May 2026

24 Karat Gold Rate Today in Delhi

The price of 24 Karat (24K) gold in Delhi edged higher by Rs 11 to Rs 16,226 per gram on Thursday, May 14, 2026, compared with Rs 16,215 in the previous session. Accordingly, 8 grams of 24K gold are now priced at Rs 1,29,808, up by Rs 88, while 10 grams cost Rs 1,62,260, reflecting a gain of Rs 110. On a larger scale, 100 grams of 24K gold are valued at Rs 16,22,600, up Rs 1,100 from Rs 16,21,500 yesterday.

22 Karat Gold Rate Today in Delhi

The price of 22 Karat (22K) gold rose by Rs 30 to Rs 14,895 per gram, compared with Rs 14,865 a day earlier. The cost of 8 grams has increased to Rs 1,19,160 from Rs 1,18,920, while 10 grams are now priced at Rs 1,48,950, up by Rs 300. The price of 100 grams of 22K gold has climbed to Rs 14,89,500, marking a daily increase of Rs 3,000.

18 Karat Gold Rate Today in Delhi

The price of 18 Karat (18K) gold also moved higher, gaining Rs 25 to Rs 12,190 per gram from Rs 12,165 in the previous session. Eight grams of 18K gold are now priced at Rs 97,520, up by Rs 200, while 10 grams cost Rs 1,21,900, reflecting a gain of Rs 250. On a 100-gram basis, the price has risen to Rs 12,19,000, compared with Rs 12,16,500 yesterday, an increase of Rs 2,500.

Silver Rate Today: Check Latest Silver Prices Per Kg and Gram on May 14, 2026

Silver prices, however, paused after their recent breakout. The price of silver in Delhi declined by Rs 10 per gram to Rs 300 per gram, while the rate for one kilogram eased by Rs 10,000 to Rs 3,00,000 after touching a four-month high in the previous session.

Silver prices in Delhi declined by Rs 10 to Rs 300 per gram, compared with Rs 310 per gram on Wednesday. Accordingly, 8 grams of silver are now priced at Rs 2,400, down Rs 80 from Rs 2,480, while 10 grams cost Rs 3,000, reflecting a decline of Rs 100 from Rs 3,100 in the previous session.

For larger quantities, 100 grams of silver are valued at Rs 30,000, down Rs 1,000 from Rs 31,000. The price of 1 kilogram of silver has eased by Rs 10,000 to Rs 3,00,000, compared with Rs 3,10,000 a day earlier.

MCX Gold Witnesses Profit Booking After Nearly 6% Rally Following Import Duty Hike

Gold prices on the MCX also witnessed mild profit booking in early trade on Thursday after the June futures contract had rallied nearly 6% in the previous session. The correction came as traders locked in gains following one of the sharpest single-day moves of the year, triggered by the government's decision to raise customs duty on gold and silver imports to 15% from 6%.

According to SBI Research, the higher levy could push domestic gold prices further upward, reshape the structure of the physical bullion trade and add to pressure on India's current account deficit. The report said, "The impact of gold on the Current Account Deficit (CAD) is a matter of concern."

SBI Research also warned that higher import duties may widen the gap between international and domestic gold prices, thereby increasing the scope for arbitrage and unofficial inflows. As the report noted, "This is driven by higher spread between the offshore and onshore price of gold, which creates opportunity for arbitrage."

The findings suggest that while the duty hike may support government revenue and curb official imports, it could also intensify incentives for informal trade channels and keep domestic bullion prices elevated in the weeks ahead.

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