Gold Price Today 3 April 2026: Amidst the global circumstances and economic turmoil, constant changes are being seen in the prices of gold in India. In recent times, the weakness in the international market and the strengthening of the dollar has also affected the domestic bullion market. For this reason, a decline in gold rates has been recorded today. This time is considered very important for investors and buyers, because both rising and falling prices are going on.
Today’s gold price (as per IBJA)
According to today’s latest data, the rates of gold of different carats are as follows (per 10 grams):
24 carat: ₹146608
23 carat: ₹146021
22 carat: ₹134293
18 carat: ₹109956
14 carat: ₹85766
Gold rates in main cities
There is a slight difference in the prices of gold in different cities of the country. Today’s rates (per 10 grams) in main cities are as follows:
Delhi, Lucknow, Kanpur, Jaipur:
24 carat 10 grams: ₹149120
Mumbai, Kolkata, Pune, Hyderabad:
24 carat 10 grams: 149870
Chennai:
24 carat 10 grams: 150000
Patna, Ahmedabad, Surat:
24 carat 10 grams: 149020
previous day’s market situation
On the previous trading day, a big fall in the prices of gold was recorded in the bullion market of Delhi. With a decrease of about ₹ 3,500, 24 carat gold reached around ₹ 1.51 lakh per 10 grams. This decline was seen due to lack of domestic demand and international pressure.
Gold status in futures market
Weakness was seen in the price of gold in the futures market also. Recently, there was a decline in gold futures contracts, which put a brake on the earlier rally. The impact of global tensions and strong dollar on investor sentiment is clearly visible.
The fall in gold prices at the international level has a direct impact on the Indian market. Recently, gold has weakened in the global market, due to which domestic prices have also come down. Further price direction will largely depend on global events and economic indicators.
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