Gold Rates Today, November 5: Biggest Gain Of Rs 71,400 In 24K, 22K & 18K Gold Prices In Chennai, Cities

Gold rates in India continued to extend their upside on November 5, 2026, just a day before the Dhanteras festival. On Thursday, the 24-carat gold price recorded one of the strongest single-day surges by more than Rs 32,000 in 100 grams and Rs 3,200 in 10 grams. Also, 22-carat and 18-carat gold prices gained by a whopping Rs 29,500 and Rs 24,200 as well. Notably, gold has witnessed its biggest single-day surge since August. Moreover, gold prices have been rising throughout this trading week so far. In a span of four days, gold has jumped the highest by Rs 71,400.

Gold Rates In India Today, November 5, 2026:

On November 5th, 24-carat gold price gained by Rs 32,200 in 100 grams, surged by Rs 3,220 in 10 grams and rallied by Rs 2,576 and Rs 322 in 8 grams and 1 gram. Further, 22-carat gold price jumped by Rs 29,500 in 100 grams, soared by Rs 2,950 in 10 grams, up by Rs 2,360 in 8 grams and up by Rs 295 in 1 gram. Additionally, the 18-carat gold price jumped by Rs 24,200 in 100 grams, higher by Rs 2,420 in 10 grams, up by Rs 1,936 in 8 grams and up Rs 242 in 1 gram.

The 10 grams gold price stood at Rs 1,46,020 in 999 purity, at Rs 1,33,850 in 995 purity and at Rs 1,09,520 in 750 purity.

Weight	24K Gold	22K Gold	18K Gold
1 Gram	₹14,602 (+₹322)	₹13,385 (+₹295)	₹10,952 (+₹242)
8 Grams	₹1,16,816 (+₹2,576)	₹1,07,080 (+₹2,360)	₹87,616 (+₹1,936)
10 Grams	₹1,46,020 (+₹3,220)	₹1,33,850 (+₹2,950)	₹1,09,520 (+₹2,420)
100 Grams	₹14,60,200 (+₹32,200)	₹13,38,500 (+₹29,500)	₹10,95,200 (+₹24,200)

Priorly, 24-carat gold had climbed by Rs 31,600 on November 4th and surged by Rs 2,700 and Rs 4,900 on November 3rd and 2nd. Overall, this week so far, 24-carat gold skyrocketed by Rs 71,400 in 100 grams and up by Rs 7,140 in 10 grams, which makes it one of the best-performing weeks for bullion.

Gold and silver futures on the MCX are tracking a sharp recovery in global bullion, with a weaker US dollar and lower Treasury yields supporting prices. December gold futures closed Wednesday at Rs 1,43,234 per 10 grams, up Rs 3,782 or 2.71% from the previous close. December silver futures settled at Rs 1,87,735 per kg, rising Rs 8,037 or 4.48%, as per Vikram Subburaj, CEO, Giottus.com.

He also added that the rally reflects renewed demand for precious metals after US midterm election results weighed on the dollar. Lower Treasury yields also make non-yielding assets such as gold more attractive. A softer dollar can further support bullion by making it cheaper for buyers using other currencies.

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In Chennai, 18-carat gold price stood at Rs 10,955 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,09,550 per 10 grams and at Rs 10,95,500 per 100 grams. Meanwhile, in Mumbai and other cities, 18-carat gold price is at Rs 10,952 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,09,520 per 10 grams and at Rs 10,95,200 per 100 grams.

Meanwhile, 22-carat in the mentioned cities stood similar at Rs 13,385 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,33,850 per 10 grams and at Rs 13,38,500 per 100 grams. In case of 24-carat, gold price was at Rs 14,602 per 1 gram, at Rs 1,46,020 per 10 grams and at Rs 14,60,200 per 100 grams.

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As per the expert, however, the recovery may not be straightforward. Markets continue to price in a high probability of a Federal Reserve rate increase in December. Expectations of tighter monetary policy can support the dollar and yields, limiting the upside for gold and silver. The US employment report due on November 6 will be closely watched for clues on the Fed's next move.

For Indian investors, Subburaj said, currency movements will remain important alongside international prices. A weaker rupee can amplify gains in domestic bullion, while a stronger rupee may soften the impact of a global rally. Silver may also see larger price swings than gold because of its industrial demand and relatively higher volatility.

He lastly said, the immediate trend is constructive, but investors should avoid chasing sharp moves. Watch the dollar, US yields and employment data for confirmation. Staggered buying and disciplined position sizing may help manage volatility.

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