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Today again a decline in gold price has been seen in India. Fluctuations have been seen in the gold price in the last several days. Sometimes gold is seen falling and sometimes it is seen rising. If we talk about today then gold has fallen today. Due to which investors and buyers have got relief. Let’s see today’s new prices.

Status of gold prices in India today

Today there has been a tremendous fall in the prices of gold in the gold market. Today the prices of 24 carat, 22 carat and 18 carat have come down as compared to the previous day. Let us see what new prices have emerged after this fall.

Today’s price of 24 carat gold

1 gram – ₹15,442

8 grams – ₹1,23,536

10 grams – ₹1,54,420

100 grams – ₹15,44,200

Latest price of 22 carat gold

1 gram – ₹14,155

8 grams – ₹1,13,240

10 grams – ₹1,41,550

100 grams – ₹14,15,500

Today’s price of 18 carat gold

1 gram – ₹11,582

8 grams – ₹92,656

10 grams – ₹1,15,820

100 grams – ₹11,58,200

Due to this fall, 24 carat 100 grams gold has seen a fall of ₹ 50,200 while 18 carat gold has fallen by ₹ 37,600. Apart from this, the price of 18 carat has also been seen going down.

Gold prices in major cities of the country

Today, slight differences have been seen in the prices of gold in big cities of the country. For example, in Chennai, 24 carat gold was recorded at ₹15,622 and 22 carat ₹14,320 per gram. In Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kerala and Pune, 24 carat gold is being sold at ₹15,442 and 22 carat gold at ₹14,155 per gram.

Whereas in Delhi today 24 carat gold was recorded at ₹ 15,457 and 22 carat ₹ 14,170 per gram. Whereas in Vadodara and Ahmedabad, 24 carat gold was ₹ 15,447 and 22 carat gold was ₹ 14,160 per gram. This difference is due to local taxes, demand and transport expenses.

Gold price trend in last 10 days

If we talk about the prices of the past days, gold has been continuously going up and down. On January 29, 2026, gold prices were at a very high level, but after that they gradually started falling. On February 1, the prices had reached ₹ 16,058, while today on February 5, it has come down to ₹ 15,442. This clearly shows that the gold price has been up and down a lot in recent times.

The biggest reason for the fall in gold prices is less demand. When people buy less gold or more people start selling, the price automatically starts coming down. Apart from this, when the US dollar strengthens or banks increase interest rates, people prefer to invest money in banks, FDs or shares instead of gold. This reduces investment in gold and creates pressure on prices. If you also want to invest in gold, then first find out the gold rate in your market and only then invest.

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