3 minutes readUpdated: Jul 11, 2026 10:34 AM EST.
Gold rate today: Gold price in India today is 14,433 rupees per gram For 24 karat gold, 13,230 rupees per gram For 22 karat gold And 10,825 won per gram For 18k goldaccording to Good Returns.
The price of 24 carat gold today, July 11, 2026, in India is Rs 14,433 per gram, which is Rs 49 less than on July 10.
Similarly, the price of 22 karat and 18 karat gold is currently Rs 13,230 per gram and Rs 10,825 per gram for 18 karat gold, down Rs 45 and Rs 37, respectively, from July 10 prices.
Even after the government increased the basic customs duty on gold and silver from 5 to 10 percent, overall prices fell as global political tensions subsided. However, despite the easing of geopolitical tensions, gold prices continue to experience daily fluctuations.
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| Purity | Gram | Today (Indian Rupee) |
|---|---|---|
| 24 carats | 10 g | 14,433 rupees |
| 22 carats | 10 g | 13,230 rupees |
| 18 carat | 10 g | 10,825 rupees |
City wise bet:
| City | 24K | 22K | 18K |
| Chennai | 14,509 rupees | 13,300 rupees | 11,120 rupees |
| Mumbai | 14,433 rupees | 13,230 rupees | 10,825 rupees |
| Delhi | 14,448 rupees | 13,245 rupees | 10,840 rupees |
| Calcutta | 14,433 rupees | 13,230 rupees | 10,825 rupees |
| Bangalore | 14,433 rupees | 13,230 rupees | 10,825 rupees |
| Hyderabad | 14,433 rupees | 13,230 rupees | 10,825 rupees |
| Pune | 14,433 rupees | 13,230 rupees | 10,825 rupees |
| They’re gone | 14,438 rupees | 13,235 rupees | 10,830 rupees |
| Ahmedabad | 14,438 rupees | 13,235 rupees | 10,830 rupees |
Tensions in West Asia
Oil prices face new shocks as escalating conflicts between the US and Iran threaten to derail the delicate ceasefire.
The US president has warned that 1,000 missiles are ready to be aimed at Iran, with thousands more in reserve if the country tries to kill him.
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Reports also indicate Washington is pressuring Iranian leaders to issue a public statement guaranteeing the safety of commercial shipping containers passing through the critical Strait of Hormuz.
Markets reacted quickly and sharply after US forces struck military installations inside Iran, in direct response to recent attacks on three merchant ships traveling through the Strait of Hormuz.
Adding fuel to the fire, Washington scrapped a temporary exemption rule that previously allowed sales of Iranian oil to bypass strict trade restrictions.
Political tensions in the Middle East eased for a time in June thanks to a surprise short-term agreement reached between the United States and Iran. The pact, concluded in mid-June 2026, created a 60-day truce intended to halt regional conflicts and ensure everyday ships could travel safely along critical trade routes.
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Despite this, the path to long-term stability remains on very shaky ground. Anxiety and fears have risen again as Israel expresses strong disapproval of the agreement and ongoing fighting right on the borders threatens to disrupt the delicate peace pause.
With the region still a dangerous tinderbox despite recent diplomatic breakthroughs, investors are still turning to gold to protect their money from sudden financial crashes. At home, local gold prices change daily and are greatly influenced by international market trends, import taxes, and changes in the value of the local currency.