Gold Price History — Last 30 Days

🔥 Why This 30-Day View Matters

A single day's gold rate tells you very little — it could be a monthly high or a monthly low. The 30-day history gives you the context jewellers won't show you: is today cheap or expensive relative to the recent month? This page turns our live gold-rate feed into a day-by-day table, a chart, and hard numbers (high, low, average, biggest daily move, up-days vs down-days) so you can decide buy now or wait with real data — not guesswork.

1. 30-Day Gold Price Chart
2. 30-Day High, Low & Average
3. Day-by-Day Gold Rate Table
4. Week-by-Week Breakdown
5. Why Gold Moved in 30 Days
6. What It Means for Buyers
7. How to Read a 30-Day Trend
8. 30-Day vs 7-Day vs 1-Year
9. City-Wise 30-Day Trend
10. Should You Buy Based on the Trend?
11. 5 Mistakes Reading Short Trends
12. FAQs (20 Questions)

Over the last week, 24K gold averaged ₹15,512.9/g vs ₹15,687.1/g the week before — a fall of 1.11%.

The single most useful read from this page: where does today's rate sit within the last 30 days?

• Near the 30-day low (₹15,207/g): A relatively good entry zone — consider buying, especially for investment tranches.
• Near the 30-day average (₹15,749.5/g): A "fair" level — fine for staggered SIP-style buying; no urgency either way.
• Near the 30-day high (₹16,401/g): Consider waiting a few days or splitting your purchase, unless you have a fixed-date need (wedding, festival).

Remember: a 30-day window is short-term context, not a forecast. For horizons of 5+ years, time in the market beats timing the market — stagger your buying rather than chasing the exact low.

1. Find today's rate on the chart — the right-most point is today's 24K rate per gram. Glance at the stats row to see where it sits in the month's range.
2. Read the high, low and average — if today is near the low it is relatively cheap; near the high, relatively expensive. The average is your "fair value" anchor for the month.
3. Scan the day-by-day table — a cluster of green (up) days = short-term momentum up; a cluster of red (down) days = a pullback in progress. Note the biggest single-day gain and drop for a sense of volatility.
4. Decide buy-now or stagger — for investment, spread purchases over weeks to average cost. For a fixed wedding/festival date, lock part of the quantity now to limit upside risk.
5. Confirm with your city's live rate — before paying, check today's exact rate for your city on our Gold Rate Today page, then use the Gold Calculator to add making charges + 3% GST.

💡 For the 1-year and multi-year view, see our Gold Rate History (1 Year) and Gold Rate History (10 Years) charts, plus the Gold Price Forecast 2026 guide for analyst targets.

✅ The Data-Backed Approach

• Use the 30-day low as a "good entry" reference and the high as a "be patient" reference — not as precise buy/sell triggers.
• For investment, stagger purchases (e.g. weekly SIPs via Gold ETFs / mutual funds) so you automatically buy more when the rate dips.
• If buying jewellery for a near-term wedding/festival, lock at least 50% now to cap upside risk; buy the rest closer to the date.
• Near a 30-day high, avoid lump-sum — split into 2–3 tranches over a few weeks.
• Always confirm the final payable price with our Gold Calculator (gold + making + GST) before visiting the jeweller.

1. Treating one day's drop as a crash — a single red day is normal noise, not a trend reversal.
2. Chasing the exact 30-day low — you will usually miss it; averaging via tranches beats waiting for the perfect day.
3. Ignoring the Rupee–Dollar effect — a "falling" global gold price can still mean a rising Indian rate if the Rupee weakens.
4. Comparing across purities wrongly — 22K is 91.6% of 24K, so don't expect the two to move by the same rupee amount (only the same %).
5. Forgetting making charges & GST — the per-gram rate is just the metal; the jewellery bill is materially higher. Use the jewellery price calculation guide.

🎯 Use This Trend to Buy Smarter

Now you know where today's gold rate sits within the last 30 days. The next step is to turn that into an exact payable price for your city and ornament — then decide buy-now or stagger.