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Current Gold Prices in India: Market Trends and Insights

On June 13, 2026, gold prices in India showed notable fluctuations due to global geopolitical factors and investor sentiment. With gold futures rising on the MCX, the latest rates reflect significant movements across major cities. Experts weigh in on the market dynamics, highlighting the impact of US-Iran negotiations on gold prices. This article provides a comprehensive overview of current gold rates and expert insights into market trends.
By Narendra Chaudhary Jun 13, 2026, 09:55 IST

Gold Prices on June 13, 2026


On Saturday, June 13, 2026, gold prices in India experienced significant fluctuations, influenced by global geopolitical events and changing investor attitudes. During morning trading, gold futures on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) saw an increase, with contracts rising by Rs 147, or 0.1%, reaching Rs 1,50,675 per 10 grams. The Indian Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) reported that gold closed at Rs 1,47,800 per 10 grams on the previous day. As the bullion markets are closed on weekends, these rates will remain valid until the markets reopen. Additionally, Goodreturns indicated the same purity level at Rs 1,45,820 per 10 grams.


According to IBJA, the latest gold prices per 10 grams are as follows:



  • 24 Carat (999): Rs 1,47,800


  • 23 Carat (995): Rs 1,47,208


  • 22 Carat (916): Rs 1,35,385


  • 18 Carat (750): Rs 1,10,850


  • 14 Carat (585): Rs 86,463



Gold Rates in Major Cities


City 24 Carat Gold Rate (10 grams) 22 Carat Gold Rate (10 grams) 18 Carat Gold Rate (10 grams)
Delhi Rs 145,820 Rs 136,350 Rs 111,530
Mumbai Rs 148,580 Rs 136,200 Rs 111,440
Kolkata Rs 148,580 Rs 136,200 Rs 111,440
Chennai Rs 150,550 Rs 138,000 Rs 115,500
Patna Rs 148,630 Rs 136,250 Rs 111,490
Lucknow Rs 145,820 Rs 136,350 Rs 111,530
Meerut Rs 145,820 Rs 136,350 Rs 111,530
Ayodhya Rs 145,820 Rs 136,350 Rs 111,530
Kanpur Rs 145,820 Rs 136,350 Rs 111,530
Ghaziabad Rs 145,820 Rs 136,350 Rs 111,530
Noida Rs 145,820 Rs 136,350 Rs 111,530
Gurugram Rs 145,820 Rs 136,350 Rs 111,530
Chandigarh Rs 145,820 Rs 136,350 Rs 111,530
Jaipur Rs 145,820 Rs 136,350 Rs 111,530
Ludhiana Rs 145,820 Rs 136,350 Rs 111,530
Guwahati Rs 148,580 Rs 136,200 Rs 111,440
Jalgaon Rs 148,580 Rs 136,200 Rs 111,440
Indore Rs 148,630 Rs 136,250 Rs 111,490
Ahmedabad Rs 148,630 Rs 136,250 Rs 111,490
Appearance* Rs 148,630 Rs 136,250 Rs 111,490
Vadodara Rs 148,630 Rs 136,250 Rs 111,490
Pune Rs 148,580 Rs 136,200 Rs 111,440
Nagpur Rs 148,580 Rs 136,200 Rs 111,440
Nashik Rs 148,610 Rs 136,230 Rs 111,470
Bangalore Rs 148,580 Rs 136,200 Rs 111,440
Bhubaneswar Rs 148,580 Rs 136,200 Rs 111,440
Raipur Rs 148,580 Rs 136,200 Rs 111,440
Hyderabad Rs 148,580 Rs 136,200 Rs 111,440
Kerala Rs 148,580 Rs 136,200 Rs 111,440


Expert Insights


As reported by a news source, Saumil Gandhi, a Senior Analyst at HDFC Securities, noted a significant increase in gold prices on Friday. The optimism surrounding a potential peace agreement between the US and Iran positively influenced market sentiment for precious metals. Investor confidence surged following US President Donald Trump's announcement to cancel planned military actions against Iran, coupled with reports of progress in negotiations, which contributed to this price recovery. Despite some profit-taking, gold has retained most of its recent gains.


Praveen Singh, head of commodities at Mirae Asset Sherkhan, mentioned that the market reacted positively to Trump's remarks about nearing a deal, although uncertainties persist. He highlighted that while questions remain, the market sentiment is optimistic. Consequently, oil prices have decreased, along with the US dollar index and bond yields, leading to an uptick in gold and other riskier assets.


According to Jatin Trivedi, Vice President at NKP Securities, investors are likely to monitor global developments closely, as the progress in negotiations will likely dictate the short-term trajectory of bullion prices.