Gold Rate Today, May 13, 2026: Rates jump, price rises by Rs 9,000; find out the prices of 24k, 22k, gold in your city
Gold Price Today in India (Gold Rate Today) 13 May 2026:
Due to the fear of war breaking out again between America and Iran in West Asia and PM Modi’s appeal not to buy gold, there is continuous fluctuation in the gold prices (gold rate today). As soon as the market opened today, the prices started jumping. 24 carat gold futures on Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) have increased by 5.9% till now i.e. Rs 9058 to reach Rs 1,62,500 per 10 grams. It closed at Rs 1,53,442 per 10 grams on the previous trading day. Meanwhile, spot gold fell to $4,692.64 per ounce in overseas markets. It is worth noting that on January 29, gold was at its highest level till date in the futures market at Rs 1,80,779 per 10 grams. Whereas according to the Indian Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA), by Wednesday morning it had reached Rs 1,51,632 per 10 grams. According to GoodReturns, the price of 24 carat gold had reached Rs 1,54,130 per 10 grams. According to the All India Sarafa Association, the price of 24 carat gold in Delhi increased by Rs 1,500 to Rs 1,56,800 per 10 grams (including all taxes). Here, according to IBJA, you can see the latest prices of 24, 23, 22, 18 and 14 carat gold. Apart from this, people buying jewellery can also know the latest gold jewellery rates of their city.
According to IBJA, today’s gold price is as follows: (Gold Rate Today in Hindi)
Purity by Carat Morning Rate Afternoon Rate Evening Rate
Gold 24 carat (999) ₹151,632 per 10 grams
Gold 23 carat (995) ₹151,025 per 10 grams
Gold 22 carat (916) ₹138,895 per 10 grams
Gold 18 carat (750) ₹113,724 per 10 grams
Gold 14 carat (585) ₹88,705 per 10 grams
What is the price of 24 carat, 22 carat, and 18 carat gold? (What is the Gold Price Today) City-wise Gold Price (per 10 grams)
City 24 Carat Gold (10 grams) 22 Carat Gold (10 grams) 18 Carat Gold (10 grams)
Delhi ₹154130 ₹141300 ₹115640
Mumbai ₹153980 ₹141150 ₹115490
Kolkata ₹153980 ₹141150 ₹115490
Chennai ₹156330 ₹143300 ₹119500
Patna ₹154030 ₹141200 ₹115540
Lucknow ₹154130 ₹141300 ₹115640
Meerut ₹154130 ₹141300 ₹115640
Ayodhya ₹154130 ₹141300 ₹115640
Kanpur ₹154130 ₹141300 ₹115640
Ghaziabad ₹154130 ₹141300 ₹115640
Noida ₹154130 ₹141300 ₹115640
Gurugram ₹154130 ₹141300 ₹115640
Chandigarh ₹154130 ₹141300 ₹115640
Jaipur ₹154130 ₹141300 ₹115640
Ludhiana ₹154130 ₹141300 ₹115640
Guwahati ₹153980 ₹141150 ₹115490
Indore ₹154030 ₹141200 ₹115540
Ahmedabad ₹154030 ₹141200 ₹115540
Vadodara ₹154030 ₹141200 ₹115540
Surat ₹154030 ₹141200 ₹115540
Pune ₹153980 ₹141150 ₹115490
Nagpur ₹153980 ₹141150 ₹115490
Nashik ₹154010 ₹141180 ₹115520
Bangalore ₹153980 ₹141150 ₹115490
Bhubaneswar ₹153980 ₹141150 ₹115490
Cuttack ₹153980 ₹141150 ₹115490
Kerala ₹153980 ₹141150 ₹115490
Raipur ₹153980 ₹141150 ₹115490
Hyderabad ₹153980 ₹141150 ₹115490
What was the price of gold last day?
Gold prices remained strong in the Indian market amid a sharp decline in the rupee against the US dollar and ongoing geopolitical tensions. In Delhi, gold of 99.9 per cent purity rose by Rs 1,500, or nearly 1 per cent, to Rs 1,56,800 per 10 grams (including all taxes) from Monday’s closing price of Rs 1,55,300 per 10 grams, according to the All India Sarafa Association. Meanwhile, spot gold in foreign markets fell by $42.33, or 1 percent, to $4,692.64 per ounce.
What was the price of gold in futures trading last day?
Gold prices rose by Rs 194 to Rs 1,53,857 per 10 grams on Tuesday as speculators bought fresh positions amid strong spot demand. The price of the contract for delivery in the month of June in the Multi Commodity Exchange increased by Rs 194 i.e. 0.13 percent to Rs 1,53,857 per 10 grams. Globally, gold prices fell by 0.44 percent to $4,715.16 per ounce in New York. Market analysts said that fresh buying by traders led to the rise in gold futures prices.
What experts say
According to news agency PTI, Saumil Gandhi, senior analyst for commodities at HDFC Securities, said that gold traded higher in the domestic market, supported by a weak Indian rupee and stable market sentiment. He further said that the rupee fell by 35 paise to close at its lowest level ever at 95.63 (provisional) against the US dollar on Tuesday, providing continued strong support to domestic gold prices.
According to news agency PTI-Bhasha, Gaurav Garg, research analyst at Lemonn Markets Desk, said that gold prices rose on Tuesday as investors tried to understand the complex state of relations between Washington and Tehran, and also awaited key US inflation data.
Spot gold fell from a three-week high to trade near USD 4,700 per ounce in international markets, and spot silver slipped below USD 85, under pressure from a stronger dollar and rising Treasury bond yields, brokerage firm Kotak Securities said, according to news agency PTI.
Bullion market sentiment turned cautious after US President Donald Trump said the ceasefire in Iran was on life support. Tehran rejected Washington’s latest peace proposal; this increased geopolitical tensions and kept crude oil prices high.
The brokerage firm said that going forward, persistent geopolitical risks and uncertainty over inflation will remain supportive for bullion, while higher bond yields, a stronger dollar and expectations of tighter Federal Reserve policies will continue to limit the potential for price gains in the near term.
The government has increased import duties on gold and silver. After that, there has been a huge jump in the price of gold and silver today. Gold has gained ₹10,000 on MCX, while silver has gained over ₹18,000. Let’s explore every update related to these two precious metals here.
New Delhi:
The government has increased the import duty on gold and silver. Due to this, there has been a huge jump in the price of gold and silver today. Gold prices have jumped by more than Rs 10,000 in early trade on MCX while silver prices have increased by Rs 18,000. Gold of June 5 had closed at Rs 1,53,442 per 10 grams in the last session and today it opened at Rs 1,54,851. In early trading, it rose by ₹10,002 to reach ₹1,63,444.
Similarly, the price of silver has also risen significantly. Silver for July 3 delivery had closed at Rs 2,79,062 per kg in the previous session and opened at Rs 2,90,224 today. In early trade, it rose by Rs 18,540 or 6.64 per cent to reach Rs 2,97,602. Silver for September 4 delivery rose by Rs 18,657 to Rs 3,032.50.
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