Gold Rates Today (26/10/2026) Jump Up To Rs 1,700 In Chennai, Mumbai, Cities; 24K, 22K, 18K Gold Prices Here

Gold rates in India started the week with up to Rs 1,700 upside on October 26, 2026, due to buying trend seen in MCX and global bullion market. Also, investors are predicting US Federal Reserve to keep rates unchanged in the October policy. In majority cities, 10 grams gold price reached Rs 1,42,750 in 24-carat, while 22-carat and 18-carat gold prices stood above Rs 1.30 lakh and Rs 1.07 lakh. However, despite the latest surge, gold prices across carats is bound to record 4.5% decline in the current month so far.

Gold Rates Today In India

24-carat gold price surged by Rs 1,700 in 100 grams, gained by Rs 170 in 10 grams, up by Rs 136 in 8 grams and up Rs 17 in 1 gram. Meanwhile, 22-carat gold price jumped Rs 1,500 in 100 grams, higher by Rs 150 in 10 grams, up Rs 120 in 8 grams and inched up by Rs 15 in 1 gram. Also, 18-carat gold rates surged by Rs 1,200 in 100 grams, up Rs 120 in 10 grams, higher by Rs 96 and Rs 12 in 8 grams and 1 gram.

The price of 8 grams gold stood at Rs 1,14,200 in 24-carat, at Rs 1,04,680 in 22-carat and at Rs 85,648 in 18-carat across major cities.

Gold Weight (Gram)	24K Gold Price	22K Gold Price	18K Gold Price
1 gram	₹14,275 (+17)	₹13,085 (+15)	₹10,706 (+12)
8 grams	₹1,14,200 (+136)	₹1,04,680 (+120)	₹85,648 (+96)
10 grams	₹1,42,750 (+170)	₹1,30,850 (+150)	₹1,07,060 (+120)
100 grams	₹14,27,500 (+1,700)	₹13,08,500 (+1,500)	₹10,70,600 (+1,200)

Gold Rates Today In Major Cities

Gold Rates Today In Chennai + Gold Rates Today In Mumbai + Gold Rates Today In Hyderabad + Gold Rates Today In Bangalore:

In these cities, 22-carat and 24-carat gold prices are similar compared to gold rates in cities like Delhi, Ahmedabad and Vadodara. On October 26, 24-carat gold price stood at Rs 14,275 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,42,750 per 10 grams and at Rs 14,27,500 per 100 grams.

Meanwhile, 22-carat gold price in the above mentioned cities stood at Rs 13,085 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,30,850 per 10 grams and at Rs 13,08,500 per 100 grams.

However, gold rate cheaper by Rs 1 in 18-carat in Chennai to Rs 10,705 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,07,050 per 10 grams and at Rs 10,70,500 per 100 grams. Meanwhile, in Hyderabad, Bangalore and Mumbai, 18-carat gold price stood at Rs 10,706 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,07,060 per 10 grams and at Rs 10,70,600 per 100 grams.

Gold Rates Today In Delhi:

In the national capital, all 24-carat, 22-carat and 18-carat gold prices are expensive then other cities. On Monday, 24-carat gold price stood at Rs 14,290 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,42,900 per 10 grams and at Rs 14,29,000 per 100 grams in Delhi.

Additionally, 22-carat gold in this city stood at Rs 13,100 per 1 gram, a t Rs 1,31,000 per 10 grams and at Rs 13,10,000 per 100 grams. Here, 18-carat gold stood at Rs 10,721 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,07,210 per 10 grams and at Rs 10,72,100 per 100 grams.

What Is Impacting Gold Prices In India?

Gold and silver futures are under pressure in India on Monday, with silver recording a sharper decline. Rising inflation concerns and expectations that US interest rates could remain elevated are weighing on precious metals. Investors are also reassessing risk ahead of the Federal Reserve's October 27-28 policy meeting, as per Vikram Subburaj, CEO, Giottus.com.

On the MCX, December gold futures were quoted at Rs1,42,160 per 10 grams in an early-morning feed, down 0.80% from the previous close of Rs1,43,309. The reported trading range was Rs 1,41,334-Rs 1,43,125. December silver futures were quoted at Rs 1,96,100 per kg, down 1.91% from the previous close of Rs 1,99,917. Its reported range was Rs 1,92,149-Rs 1,98,320.

Furthermore, the expert said that the international backdrop remains challenging. Rising energy prices are adding to inflation concerns and supporting expectations that US rates may stay higher for longer. Higher yields and a stronger dollar can make non-yielding assets such as gold less attractive. Silver is also facing pressure, with its larger decline reflecting weaker near-term momentum.

For domestic investors, Subburaj said, Rs 1,41,300 is an important downside reference for gold. A recovery above Rs 1,43,100 would suggest some stabilisation. Silver needs to hold near Rs 1,92,000, while a move above Rs 1,98,300 could ease immediate selling pressure. The sell-off warrants caution, but one weak session does not establish a long-term trend. Investors should track fresh MCX prices, the dollar and US yields, and avoid chasing sharp intraday moves.

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