Gold Rate Today in India – city wise

Here is a summary of Gold Rate Today in India – city-wise as of 17 September 2025, with prices affecting the rates and what differences are seen across major cities:
1. Current Rates (Gram-wise) in Major Cities
The approximate gold rates per gram today for different carats in leading cities, according to sources like GoodReturns, 5 Paisa, Indian Express etc., which also reflect part of current news India updates on daily market movements.
| City | 24-Carat | 22-Carat | 18-Carat |
| Mumba | ₹ 11,171 | ₹ 10,240 | ₹ 8,378 |
| Delhi | ₹ 11,186 | ₹ 10,255 | ₹ 8,393 |
| Chennai | ₹ 11,204 | ₹ 10,270 | ₹ 8,510 |
| Kolkata | ≈ Mumbai’s rate | ≈ Mumbai’s rate | ≈ Mumbai’s rate |
| Bangalore | ≈ Mumbai’s rate | ≈ Mumbai’s rate | ≈ Mumbai’s rate |
| Hyderabad | Same as Mumbai | Same as Mumbai | Same as Mumbai |
So, for example, 24K is about Rs 11,171-Rs 11,204/gram depending on the city; 22K is about Rs 10,240- Rs 10,270/ gram; 18K is about Rs 8,378-Rs8,510 /gram depending on location.
2. Rates per 10 grams in Major Cities
According to resources from Angel One, rates present a good picture by looking at larger quantities (10g).
| City | 24-K (10 g) | 22-K (10 g) | 20-K & 18-K are also shown lower accordingly |
| Mumbai | ₹ 1,10,180 | ₹ 1,00,998 | etc. |
| New Delh | ₹ 1,09,990 | ₹ 1,00,824 | – |
| Bangalore | ₹ 1,10,270 | ₹ 1,01,081 | – |
3. What’s changing / Recent Movement
- The overall trend is that gold rates have eased slightly compared to very recent days. For example, the price of 24K gold fell to ~Rs 11,171/gram in many cities on 17 Sept.
- The rate was a little higher on 1 Sept (e.g. ~Rs 11,193 / gram for 24K), showing that today’s is a small correction.
- A similar dip in prices is seen for both 22K and 18K.
4. Factors Behind These Rates and City Differences
A few things that determine why the price of gold is not the same everywhere and why it changes:
- International gold price & global demand – Gold is globally traded; the domestic rates are affected by movements in international bullion markets, dollar strength (or weakness), geopolitical tensions etc.
- Import duties, tariffs, and taxes – Duty, freight, insurance, customs charges, etc., play an important part in India’s gold imports.
- Local market trends, demand, making charges – Jewellers’ margin, local demand (especially ahead of festivals), and making charges differ from city to city, which can slightly shift the local retail price.
- Currency fluctuations – The prices of gold (priced often in USD) become more expensive due to the weakening of the rupee, again linking directly to India currency rate today movements.
- Festive & wedding demand – In India, with the ushering of festivals/wedding seasons, there is a surge in demand which sometimes propels the rates and creates visible Gold rate fluctuations.


