Gold Price History — Last 30 Days

Based on our tracked history, 24K gold was about ₹14,449/gram (₹1,44,490/10g) on 9 Jul 2026, and today it is near ₹14,994/gram (₹1,49,940/10g). That is a net change of +₹545/gram (+3.77%) over the window we have on record. See the day-by-day table above for the exact path gold took.

Over the 30-day window shown, 24K gold in India moved by a net +₹545/gram (+3.77%) — from ₹14,449/g to ₹14,994/g. Intra-period it swung between a low of ₹14,258/g and a high of ₹14,994/g, a range of ₹736/gram. Short-term gold moves are driven by the Dollar, global rates and news — see our "why gold moved" section.

In the 30-day window on this page, 24K gold peaked at ₹14,994/gram (₹1,49,940/10g) and bottomed at ₹14,258/gram (₹1,42,580/10g). The 22K jewellery-grade equivalent ranged from ₹13,065/g to ₹13,740/g, and 18K from ₹10,690/g to ₹11,242/g. The full day-by-day breakdown is in the table above.

Over the latest 30 days shown, gold is UP by ₹545/gram (3.77%) for 24K, with 14 up-days, 10 down-days and 5 flat days. Today's 24K rate is ₹1,49,940/10g and 22K is ₹1,37,400/10g. Remember "this month" is a snapshot — gold can reverse quickly.

The biggest single-day GAIN was on 6 Aug 2026, when 24K gold rose ₹398/gram. The biggest single-day DROP was on 24 Jul 2026, down ₹295/gram. Day-to-day gold moves of even a few hundred rupees per 10 grams are normal — they reflect global price action and the Rupee–Dollar rate.

The 30-day average shown here (₹14,470.7/gram for 24K) is a simple arithmetic mean: we add the 24K gold rate for each of the 30 days in the window and divide by 30. It smooths out daily noise so you can see the underlying trend rather than any single volatile day. The same method is applied to 22K and 18K.

The day-by-day figures come from our own live gold-rate feed, which broadly tracks published IBJA / MCX reference rates for India. Two caveats: (1) a few days may be missing if data collection was interrupted — we label the exact coverage above; (2) "today's" rate is an indicative spot-influenced value, not a jeweller quote. For the price you will actually pay, always confirm with a BIS-hallmark jeweller and use our Gold Calculator to add making charges and GST.

Over any one-month window, gold in India moves mainly because of: the international spot gold price (COMEX/LBMA in USD/oz), the USD/INR exchange rate, US Federal Reserve interest-rate signals, central-bank gold buying, geopolitical tensions, and seasonal Indian demand (weddings, festivals). When the Rupee weakens or global gold rises, the Indian rate climbs the same day. For the structural drivers, see our guide on why gold price changes daily.

24K and 22K move together because 22K is a fixed 91.6% of 24K by purity. Over the 30-day window, 24K ranged from ₹14,258/g to ₹14,994/g while 22K ranged from ₹13,065/g to ₹13,740/g — the 22K band is about 91.6% as wide. The percentage move is effectively identical; only the absolute rupee gap differs. Learn the purity logic in our 22K vs 24K gold guide.

Use the 30-day trend as a context tool, not a timing signal. If today's rate is near the 30-day low, it is a relatively better entry; if it is near the 30-day high, consider waiting or buying in tranches. For investment horizons of 5+ years, stagger your purchases (SIP-style) rather than trying to time a single day. For a deeper decision framework, read our Gold Price Forecast 2026 and the best time to buy gold guidance.

If gold is at the top of its recent 30-day range, it usually pays to wait a few days or buy in small tranches rather than all at once — short-term pullbacks of 1–3% are common after a quick run-up. But if you are buying for a fixed-date wedding or festival, lock in at least part of the quantity now to avoid being caught by further upside. Track the trend here and on our live Gold Rate Today page.

There is no reliable "month-end gold crash" rule in India. Gold is driven by global factors (Dollar, US rates, geopolitics), not the calendar month-end. That said, domestic liquidity and jeweller settlement cycles can cause minor wobbles in the last few days. Use the 30-day history above to see whether the current month-end is actually soft or firm rather than relying on a myth.

For jewellery buyers, the 30-day trend tells you whether today's making-charge-free gold value is high or low relative to the recent month — useful when deciding "buy now or wait a week". Multiply the per-gram rate by your ornament's weight, then add 8–25% making charges and 3% GST. Our Gold Jewellery Price Calculator does this math for you, and the How to Calculate Gold Jewellery Price guide explains every step.

A new 30-day low is hit only when the rate falls below every other day in the window — by definition this happens occasionally during a downtrend, but not on a schedule. Over a typical month you might see the low print a few times, usually clustered. The stats box above shows whether the current rate is near the 30-day low (a relatively good buying zone) or far above it.

Yes. When you buy physical gold you pay 3% GST on the gold value plus 5% GST on making charges (jewellery). When you later sell at a profit, capital gains tax applies — at your income-tax slab if held under 3 years, or 12.5% LTCG (no indexation, from FY 2024-25) if held over 3 years. Sovereign Gold Bonds held to maturity are tax-free on gains. See our guide on how to calculate gold jewellery price for the full GST breakup.

You are on it — this page shows a day-by-day 30-day table and chart for 24K/22K/18K gold in India, updated hourly. For city-specific live rates, use our Gold Rate Today hub (Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, Kerala and 900+ cities). For a longer view, see our Gold Price Forecast 2026 guide, which includes a multi-year history table.

The shape of the 30-day trend is the same across India because it is driven by the same international gold price and Rupee. What differs city-to-city is a small level shift (usually ₹5–25/gram) due to local taxes, freight and jeweller margins. So Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore and Kerala all rise and fall together day-to-day — check your city page for the exact local rate.