Gold Rates Today (17/06/2026): Check 24K, 22K, 18K Gold Prices At IBJA, Tanishq, Joyalukkas, Malabar, Kalyan

Gold rates in India continue to be cautious, following the global trends as investors awaited US Federal Reserve's policy outcomes on Wednesday. Consequently, gold prices at top Indian jewelers have also shifted on June 17. The price of 10 grams gold in 24 carat is around Rs 1,51,200 among these jewelers, while 1 gram gold of 22 carat is below Rs 14,000.

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Tanishq Gold Rates Today

22 carat gold price stood at Rs 13,920 per 1 gram on June 17, while 8 grams gold is priced at Rs 111,360, 10 grams gold is available at Rs 139,200 and 100 grams gold is priced at Rs 1,392,000.

Further, 24 carat gold price stood at Rs 15,185 per 1 gram and at Rs 1,51,850 per 10 grams. In case of 18 carat, gold is priced at Rs 11,389 per 1 gram and 10 grams gold is available at Rs 1,11,389.

IBJA Gold Rates Today

The 999 purity gold price is at Rs 15,066 per 1 gram, while the 995 purity gold is at Rs 15,006 per 1 gram at IBJA. Further, the 916 purity gold is priced at Rs 11,300 per 1 gram, the 750 purity gold is at Rs 11,300 and finally the 585 purity gold is available at Rs 8,814.

Malabar Gold Rates Today

At Malabar, 22 carat gold price stood at Rs 13,875 per 1 gram as of June 16, 2026, while the 10 grams gold in the same carat is at Rs 1,38,750. Additionally, 24 carat gold price is at Rs 15,136 per 1 gram and at Rs 1,51,360 per 10 grams.

Kalyan Jewellers Gold Rates Today

Currently, 22 carat gold prices stood at Rs 13,875 per 1 gram and at Rs 1,38,750 per 10 grams. These rates are till June 16, 2026 and will be updated shortly.

Joyalukkas Gold Rates Today

On Wednesday, 22 carat gold price is at Rs 13,875 per 1 gram and at Rs 1,38,750 per 10 grams at Joyalukkas. These rates are applicable for states like Andhra Pradesh, Delhi, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal.

Gold Rates In India Outlook

As per Colin Shah, MD, Kama Jewelry, a recent survey by World Gold Council evidently underpins the affinity of central banks towards increasing their gold reserves, reflecting confidence in gold as a strategic hedge against inflation.

This sentiment also indicates that a recent price correction pertaining to the yellow metal should be viewed as a healthy consolidation rather than a reversal of the broader bullish trend.

He further explained that factors like geopolitical uncertainties, central bank buying, and weakening Rupee continue to influence the gold prices globally, ultimately impacting international and domestic demand as a cautionary measure. While short-term price cooling may be perceived as an opportunity for profit booking by some, buyers and investors are being conservative in their approach.

Going forward, Shah added, "we may see mild fluctuations in gold rates as we sail through the troubled waters. The outcome of the signing of the peace deal between the countries at conflict over gold will be worth watching, as that will largely determine which way the gold price and demand will pivot."

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