Gold Rate Today (8 September 2026): Check 24K, 22K & 18K Gold Prices in India

New Delhi, September 8, 2026: Retail physical gold prices in India experienced a slight marginal correction on Tuesday morning, offering minor relief to domestic buyers even as global market sentiment remains cautious.

As of Tuesday morning, the price for 24-karat pure gold stands at ₹15,414 per gram (₹1,54,140 per 10 grams). Meanwhile, 22-karat gold, which is the preferred choice for traditional jewellery making, is priced at ₹14,129 per gram (₹1,41,290 per 10 grams).

Today’s Gold Rates Breakdown in India (8 September 2026)

City-Wise 24K & 22K Gold Rates Today

Gold prices vary slightly across Indian metropolitan hubs due to municipal taxes, local supply dynamics, and freight transportation costs.

• Delhi: 24K gold is trading at ₹15,429 per gram, while 22K gold is priced at ₹14,144 per gram.

• Mumbai: 24K gold stands at ₹15,414 per gram, with 22K gold quoted at ₹14,129 per gram.

• Chennai: 24K gold is priced at ₹15,414 per gram, while 22K gold is selling at ₹14,129 per gram.

• Kolkata: 24K gold is trading at ₹15,414 per gram, and 22K gold stands at ₹14,129 per gram.

• Bengaluru: 24K gold is selling at ₹15,414 per gram, and 22K gold is trading at ₹14,129 per gram.

Silver Rate Today in India (8 September 2026)

Following gold’s quiet movement, industrial demand and retail buying pushed silver prices to ₹249.90 per gram.

• Silver per 10 Grams: ₹2,499

• Silver per 1 Kilogram: ₹2,49,900

(Note: In certain southern regions like Chennai, retail silver prices hover slightly higher near ₹2,54,900 per kg due to local logistics charges).

Key Market Drivers Impacting Gold Prices Today

Financial experts point to two major underlying drivers shaping precious metal valuations this week:

1. US Federal Reserve Policy Expectations: Financial markets are closely observing central bank signals, keeping bullion prices balanced as investors await upcoming interest rate announcements.

2. Rupee Stabilization: Steady foreign inflows into domestic deposit schemes have kept the Indian Rupee stable, helping cap drastic upside moves in physical bullion import costs.

Note for Jewellery Buyers: Quoted bullion market rates serve as base indicative indicators. Final retail purchases at jewellery stores will include additional making charges, applicable GST (typically 3%), and local hallmarking fees.