Gold selling rate today (31 July 2026): 24-carat (999) gold is selling at ₹14,427 per gram (₹1,44,270 per 10 grams), and 22-carat (916) gold is selling at ₹13,215 per gram (₹1,32,151 per 10 grams) in Karnataka, including Bengaluru. These are today’s indicative gold selling prices. Bookmark this page and check back every morning for the latest gold rate and market trends before buying or selling gold.
Gold prices move every single day, sometimes more than once a day, because they’re tied to international bullion markets, the rupee-dollar exchange rate, and local jeweller demand. If you’re trying to figure out today’s gold selling price, the 1-gram gold rate, or whether it’s the right day to buy a gold bar, this guide breaks it down in plain language — and we refresh the numbers every day so you’re never looking at stale data.
If you are planning to purchase gold in Raichur or nearby places, you can contact us at ChandruGoldworks
Why Track the Gold Selling Rate Today?
Whether you’re a jeweller, a gold loan customer, an investor, or someone simply planning a wedding purchase, knowing the gold selling rate today helps you:
- Compare the gold exchange rate today against yesterday’s close before making a purchase decision
- Calculate the exact cost of jewellery, coins, or gold bars at the current gold gram rate
- Time your buying or selling around the gold trend today instead of reacting emotionally to news headlines
- Cross-check what your local jeweller quotes you against the online gold rate
Today’s Gold Rate by Purity (Per Gram)
Gold purity is measured in karats — the higher the karat, the purer the gold, and the higher the gold selling price today.
For 31 July 2026 (Karnataka/Bengaluru), update your table like this:
| Purity | Fineness | Price per Gram | Price per 10 Grams |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 Karat (999) | 99.9% pure | ₹14,427 | ₹1,44,270 |
| 22 Karat (916) | 91.6% pure | ₹13,215 | ₹1,32,151 |
| 18 Karat (750) | 75.0% pure | ₹10,812 | ₹1,08,120 |
Rates are indicative, sourced from major bullion trackers, and exclude GST, TCS, and jeweller making charges. Always confirm the final gold selling rate with your jeweller before paying.
24 Carat vs 22 Carat vs 18 Carat — Which One Should You Buy?
- 24-karat gold is the purest form and is mainly used for gold bars, coins, and digital gold investment — it’s too soft for everyday jewellery.
- 22-karat gold is the standard for jewellery in India and Nepal, alloyed with metals like copper and silver for durability.
- 18-karat gold is common in diamond-studded and lightweight jewellery because the added alloy makes it stronger and cheaper per gram.
Gold Trend Today: What’s Moving the Market
The gold trend today — and every day — is shaped by a handful of recurring forces:
- Global spot gold prices, quoted in US dollars per ounce on international exchanges like COMEX and the London Bullion Market
- US dollar strength — gold and the dollar typically move in opposite directions, so a stronger dollar usually pulls the gold exchange rate down today
- US Federal Reserve policy — interest rate decisions and inflation data directly influence how attractive gold is versus interest-bearing assets
- Domestic demand — festive season, wedding season, and central bank gold purchases in India and Nepal add upward pressure
- Import duty and rupee movement — a weaker rupee makes imported gold more expensive even when global prices are flat
Understanding these drivers is more useful than trying to time the market day-to-day, since short-term swings are usually noise around one of these longer trends.
1 Gram Gold, Gold Gram Rate & How the Math Works
A lot of readers search for “1 gram gold” or gold per gram just to do quick math before a purchase. Here’s the formula jewellers actually use:
Total price = (Gold gram rate × Weight in grams) + Making charges + GST (3%) − Any discount
So if you’re buying 8 grams of 22-karat gold at today’s gold gram rate of ₹13,215/gram, the base metal cost is ₹1,05,720 — before making charges and tax are added. This is why the gold selling price you see online today is always slightly lower than what you’ll actually pay at the counter.
Gold Bar Price Today
Gold bar price today typically tracks the 24-karat rate closely, since bars and coins are usually sold in 999 or 9999 purity, with a small premium for minting, hallmarking, and the seller’s margin. As a rough guide:
| Gold Bar Weight | Approx. Price (24K, before premium) |
|---|---|
| 1 gram | ₹14,427 |
| 5 grams | ₹72,135 |
| 10 grams | ₹1,44,270 |
| 100 grams | ₹14,42,700 |
Banks and bullion dealers usually add a premium of 3–8% over the base gold gram rate for authentication, packaging, and assay certification — so always compare the “sell-back” rate too, not just the purchase price.
Online Gold Rate: How to Check It Reliably
If you want the online gold rate in real time rather than once a day, here’s what actually works:
- Check your city’s official jewellers’ association rate, since these are usually more accurate than aggregator sites for local buying
- Use MCX gold futures prices for a live, trade-driven reference if you’re an investor
- Cross-verify with 2–3 different portals, since small differences (₹50–₹150 per 10 grams) between sources are normal and reflect timing lag, not error
- Remember that jewellery shop rates can differ from digital gold or ETF rates, since jewellery includes making charges that digital/paper gold doesn’t
Current Value of Gold by City (India)
The gold selling rate today is largely uniform across India since it tracks the same national bullion benchmark, but small city-to-city variation (typically ₹0–₹300 per 10 grams) comes from local VAT, transport, and association-set margins.
| City | 24K (per gram) | 22K (per gram) |
|---|---|---|
| Delhi | ₹14,503 | ₹13,285 |
| Lucknow | ₹14,432 | ₹13,230 |
| Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru | Typically within ₹0–₹150 of the national average shown above | Same |
For city-specific rates beyond Delhi and Lucknow, check your local jewellers’ association listing — small daily variances mean it’s not reliable to quote every city from a single national feed.
Gold Rate in Nepal — Per Tola
Nepal quotes gold by the tola (1 tola ≈ 11.66 grams) rather than by the gram, and prices are set daily by the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association.
- 1 tola of Hallmark (24K) gold has recently been trading in the range of roughly ₨2,60,000 to ₨2,90,000, depending on the day’s international cues and NPR-USD exchange rate.
- 1 kg of gold in Nepal works out to approximately 85.7 tola, so multiply the current per-tola rate by that figure for a rough estimate — but always confirm with a Nepal-based bullion dealer for bulk purchases, since large-quantity pricing can include separate margins.
Because Nepal’s tola rate moves daily and independently of India’s gram rate, don’t assume a fixed conversion — always check the same-day quote.
Is It a Good Time to Buy Gold?
This depends entirely on your goal:
- If you’re buying for a wedding or occasion-based need, timing the market matters less than budgeting — buy when you need it, and consider staggering purchases if the date is flexible.
- If you’re buying as an investment, many analysts suggest averaging in over time (buying fixed amounts monthly) rather than trying to catch the lowest gold selling rate today, since gold’s value has historically been more about long-term wealth preservation than short-term trading gains.
- If gold already forms a large share of your savings, some financial advisors suggest capping gold exposure at 5–15% of a portfolio, since gold doesn’t generate income the way stocks or bonds can.
This is general information, not personalized financial advice — your decision should account for your own goals, timeline, and risk appetite, ideally with input from a licensed financial advisor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is gold falling today? Gold prices fall when the US dollar strengthens, when US Treasury yields rise (making interest-bearing assets more attractive than non-yielding gold), when there’s reduced safe-haven demand due to easing geopolitical tension, or when profit-booking follows a recent price rally. Check the ” Gold Trend Today” section above for the specific forces at play this week.
What is the price of 18-, 22-, and 24-carat gold today in Lucknow? As of 28 July 2026, Lucknow’s rate is approximately ₹14,432/gram for 24-carat, ₹13,230/gram for 22-carat, and roughly ₹10,825/gram for 18-carat gold — closely tracking the national average shown in the table above.
How much gold is 1 tola in Nepal? 1 tola equals approximately 11.66 grams (11.3–11.66 grams depending on the traditional vs. modern standard used).
What is the price of 24-carat gold in Raichur? Raichur (Karnataka) generally tracks the state-level Karnataka gold rate, which is usually close to the Bengaluru rate. Since hyperlocal daily rates vary by jeweller, check with a Raichur jewellers’ association listing or a live tracker for the exact figure on a given day.
How much is 24 gold today? 24-carat gold today is priced at ₹14,427 per gram, or ₹1,44,270 per 10 grams, per the national reference rate above (see your city’s table for local variation).
What is the petrol price in Raichur today? Petrol prices in Karnataka, including Raichur, generally track the statewide rate (recently around ₹111 per litre), though the exact figure can vary slightly by fuel station due to local VAT and transport cost differences — check a live fuel price tracker for the day’s precise rate.
How much is 1 Tola today? At today’s rate, 1 tola (≈11.66 grams) of 24-karat gold works out to roughly ₹1,68,220 in India, based on the per-gram rate above. In Nepal, 1 tola is priced separately in NPR — see the Nepal section above.
How much is 22 gold today? 22-carat gold today is priced at ₹13,215 per gram, or ₹1,32,151 per 10 grams nationally.
How much is 1 kg gold in Nepal? 1 kg of gold equals approximately 85.7 tola. Multiply the day’s per-tola Hallmark rate by 85.7 for an estimate — always confirm with a local dealer for bulk pricing.
Will gold reach 2 lakh? Some analysts believe gold could cross ₹2,00,000 per 10 grams if global uncertainty, inflation, or central bank buying continues at recent levels, while others expect prices to consolidate or correct after a strong run. Nobody can predict this with certainty — treat any specific price target as a forecast, not a guarantee.
Is it a good time to buy gold? It depends on your purpose — see the “Is It a Good Time to Buy Gold?” section above for a fuller breakdown based on whether you’re buying for occasion, investment, or portfolio diversification.
Will gold rate fall in 2026? Gold prices could soften if the US Federal Reserve holds rates higher for longer, if the dollar strengthens, or if safe-haven demand eases — but they could just as easily rise on continued central bank buying or renewed global uncertainty. Most forecasts range widely, so it’s worth tracking the gold trend today section regularly rather than relying on a single prediction.
About This Data (Sources & Accuracy)
Rates on this page are compiled from major Indian and Nepali bullion trackers and jewellers’ association feeds, and are updated daily. They are meant as a reference guide, not a transaction price — GST, TCS, making charges, and local levies are not included, and actual counter prices from your jeweller or bank may differ slightly. For high-value purchases, always confirm the final gold selling rate in writing at the point of sale.
This article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
