Gold Prices Hold Steady on November 2, 2026 Following Weekend Market Closure

Gold rates across major Indian cities remain unchanged today, November 2, 2026, as bullion markets were closed over the weekend (November 1 and 2). Consequently, rates established on Friday, October 30, continue to apply.
On Friday, gold prices registered a downward trend in both international and domestic markets. In the international market, spot gold traded at $3,987.20 per ounce.
On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), 24-carat gold futures declined by 1.01% (Rs 1,434) to settle at Rs 1,41,162 per 10 grams, down from the previous close of Rs 1,42,596 per 10 grams. Physical bullion market rates stood at Rs 1,41,470 per 10 grams for 24-carat gold.

National Average Gold Rates (per 10 grams)

According to GoodReturns data, national benchmark prices for gold stand at:
  • 24-Carat Gold: Rs 1,42,410
  • 22-Carat Gold: Rs 1,30,550
  • 18-Carat Gold: Rs 1,06,840

City-Wise Gold Rates on November 2, 2026

The table below outlines 24K, 22K, and 18K gold prices across key metro cities and state capitals for a 10-gram quantity:
City 24K Gold (Rs / 10g) 22K Gold (Rs / 10g) 18K Gold (Rs / 10g)
Delhi 1,42,410 1,30,550 1,06,840
Mumbai 1,42,260 1,30,400 1,06,690
Kolkata 1,42,260 1,30,400 1,06,690
Chennai 1,42,260 1,30,400 1,06,670
Bengaluru 1,42,260 1,30,400 1,06,690
Hyderabad 1,42,260 1,30,400 1,06,690
Ahmedabad 1,42,310 1,30,450 1,06,740
Jaipur 1,42,410 1,30,550 1,06,840
Lucknow 1,42,410 1,30,550 1,06,840
Patna 1,42,310 1,30,450 1,06,740
Chandigarh 1,42,410 1,30,550 1,06,840
Bhopal 1,42,310 1,30,450 1,06,740
Thiruvananthapuram 1,42,260 1,30,400 1,06,690

Market Outlook

With domestic commodity exchanges reopening later today, investors and buyers will closely track global rate movements and currency fluctuations to gauge the next directional move in precious metals.

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