Gold Price Today April 29, 2026: 24K Hits Rs 1,51,500 Per 10 Grams, Check Latest Rates in Delhi, Mumbai and Other Cities

Gold price today April 29, 2026: 24K gold at Rs 1,51,500 per 10 grams in India. Check latest 22K, 18K rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and other cities.

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Gold price today April 29, 2026: 24K gold at Rs 1,51,500 per 10 grams in India. Check latest 22K, 18K rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and other cities.
Gold prices in India - today

Gold prices in India on Wednesday, April 29, 2026 are holding steady near record levels as the wedding season demand and global safe-haven buying continue to support bullion rates. Here is a complete look at today’s gold rates across all purity grades and major cities.

Gold Rate Today – April 29, 2026 (Per 10 Grams)

Gold PurityPrice Per GramPrice Per 10 Grams
24 Karat (99.9% Pure)Rs 15,090 to Rs 15,150Rs 1,50,900 to Rs 1,51,500
22 Karat (91.6% Pure)Rs 13,830 to Rs 13,950Rs 1,38,300 to Rs 1,39,500
18 Karat (75% Pure)Rs 11,475Rs 1,14,750

Note: Prices above are indicative market rates and do not include GST (3%), making charges, or local state taxes. Final rates may vary by jeweller. Always confirm the current rate at your local jeweller before making a purchase.

Gold Rate Today in Major Cities

City22 Karat (Per 10 Grams)24 Karat (Per 10 Grams)
DelhiRs 1,42,200Rs 1,51,500
MumbaiRs 1,38,300Rs 1,50,900
ChennaiRs 1,38,500Rs 1,51,000
KolkataRs 1,39,000Rs 1,51,200
HyderabadRs 1,38,400Rs 1,50,950
BengaluruRs 1,38,500Rs 1,51,000
JaipurRs 1,39,500Rs 1,51,400
PatnaRs 1,39,200Rs 1,51,300

What Is Driving Gold Prices Today

Several factors are keeping gold prices elevated across India in late April 2026. Global geopolitical tensions in West Asia, uncertainty around the US dollar index, and continued buying by central banks including the Reserve Bank of India are all supporting bullion rates at current levels.

On the domestic front, India’s peak wedding season is generating strong demand for gold jewellery, keeping retail prices firm even as international spot prices show minor fluctuations. Gold prices in India are also influenced by import duties and the rupee-dollar exchange rate, both of which are affecting the landed cost of gold entering the country.

Silver Price Today – April 29, 2026

Silver is currently trading at approximately Rs 2,60,000 per kilogram in the domestic bullion market. Silver rates also vary slightly across cities depending on local taxes and dealer margins.

Tips for Buying Gold Today

  • Always check for the BIS Hallmark on any gold jewellery you buy this confirms the purity of the metal
  • Gold prices are updated twice a day morning and evening so confirm the rate right before your purchase
  • Making charges on gold jewellery typically range from 5 to 25 percent always try to negotiate these with your jeweller
  • For investment purposes, consider digital gold, Gold ETFs, or Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGB), which have lower additional costs than physical jewellery
  • All gold purchases in India are subject to 3 percent GST, which is charged separately over the declared gold price

Yesterday vs Today Gold Price

Date24K (Per 10 Grams)Change
April 28, 2026Rs 1,51,875
April 29, 2026Rs 1,50,900 to Rs 1,51,500Marginally lower

Gold prices today are largely stable with marginal softening compared to yesterday’s rates. Market participants are waiting on cues from global commodity exchanges and the US Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy signals before taking fresh positions.

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Subhash Kumar is the Founder of Timelyindia.com and a seasoned education and political journalist. He began his career in 2021, writing extensively on board exams for Shiksha.com. Today, he leads comprehensive education coverage on his platform, tracking major national exams like NEET, JEE, and SSC. Over the past year, Subhash has expanded his reporting to analyze national affairs and Indian politics. Connect with him via email at Subhash@timelyindia.com or LinkedIn.
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