Gold
prices
continued
their
relentless
rally
on
Saturday,
scaling
fresh
record
highs
as
global
uncertainty
fuelled
demand
for
safe-haven
assets.
In
India,
gold
prices
remained
elevated
on
24
January
2026,
trading
close
to
historic
peaks.
The
price
of
24
Karat
gold
stood
at
Rs
15,862
per
gram,
marking
an
increase
of
Rs
147
from
the
previous
session.
Meanwhile,
22
Karat
gold
was
priced
at
Rs
14,540
per
gram,
up
Rs
135.
Over
the
week,
24
Karat
gold
prices
have
jumped
by
nearly
Rs
2,338,00
per
100
grams.
Persistent
geopolitical
tensions,
rising
concerns
over
the
independence
of
the
US
Federal
Reserve
and
sustained
weakness
in
the
US
dollar
combined
to
push
bullion
prices
to
unprecedented
levels,
keeping
investor
sentiment
firmly
tilted
towards
gold.
Gold
Rate
in
India
Today:
Check
Latest
22K,
24K
&
18K
Gold
Prices
Per
Gm
on
24
January
2026
24
Karat
Gold
Rate
Today
in
India
The
price
of
24
Karat
gold
today
stands
at
Rs
15,862
per
gram,
registering
an
increase
of
Rs
147
from
yesterday’s
rate
of
Rs
15,715.
For
buyers
on
24
January,
8
grams
of
24
Karat
gold
costs
Rs
1,26,896,
up
by
Rs
1,176
from
Rs
1,25,720.
The
rate
for
10
grams
of
24K
gold
has
risen
to
Rs
1,58,620,
marking
a
gain
of
Rs
1,470
compared
to
yesterday’s
Rs
1,57,150.
Meanwhile,
bulk
buyers
purchasing
100
grams
are
now
paying
Rs
15,86,200,
which
is
Rs
14,700
higher
than
the
previous
day’s
price
of
Rs
15,71,500.
22
Karat
Gold
Rate
Today
in
India
The
Prices
of
22
Karat
gold
for
1
gram
is
Rs
14,540,
up
by
Rs
135
from
yesterday’s
Rs
14,405.
For
8
grams,
the
price
today
is
Rs
1,16,320,
reflecting
an
increase
of
Rs
1,080
from
Rs
1,15,240.
The
cost
of
10
grams
of
22
Karat
gold
on
Saturday
has
climbed
to
Rs
1,45,400,
gaining
Rs
1,350
over
yesterday’s
Rs
1,44,050.
On
a
larger
scale,
100
grams
is
now
priced
at
Rs
14,54,000,
up
by
Rs
13,500
compared
to
Rs
14,40,500
a
day
earlier.
18
Karat
Gold
Rate
Today
in
India
The
rate
for
1
gram
of
18
Karat
today
stands
at
Rs
11,897,
higher
by
Rs
111
from
yesterday’s
Rs
11,786.
Buying
8
grams
now
costs
Rs
95,176,
an
increase
of
Rs
888
from
Rs
94,288.
The
price
of
10
grams
has
moved
up
to
Rs
1,18,970,
gaining
Rs
1,110
compared
to
the
previous
session’s
Rs
1,17,860.
For
100
grams
of
18
Karat
gold,
the
rate
is
Rs
11,89,700,
which
is
Rs
11,100
higher
than
yesterday’s
Rs
11,78,600.
Silver
Rate
Today:
Check
Latest
Silver
Prices
Per
Kg
and
Gram
on
24
January
2026
The
price
of
silver
per
gram
today
stands
at
Rs
335,
down
by
Rs
5
from
yesterday’s
rate
of
Rs
340.
For
small
purchases,
8
grams
of
silver
is
priced
at
Rs
2,680,
reflecting
a
drop
of
Rs
40
compared
to
Rs
2,720
a
day
earlier.
For
slightly
higher
quantities,
the
rate
for
10
grams
of
silver
today
is
Rs
3,350,
lower
by
Rs
50
from
yesterday’s
Rs
3,400.
In
the
bulk
segment,
100
grams
of
silver
now
costs
Rs
33,500,
marking
a
decline
of
Rs
500
from
the
previous
price
of
Rs
34,000.
At
the
higher
end,
the
price
of
1
kilogram
(1,000
grams)
of
silver
in
India
has
eased
to
Rs
3,35,000,
down
by
Rs
5,000
compared
to
yesterday’s
rate
of
Rs
3,40,000.
“Silver
has
delivered
sharp
outperformance
in
a
short
span,
and
with
the
gold-silver
ratio
now
near
lower
levels,
the
near-term
risk-reward
is
turning
more
favourable
for
gold.
While
we
remain
positive
on
both
metals
and
silver
continues
to
have
long-term
upside
backed
by
industrial
demand
and
tight
physical
market
conditions,
the
recent
rally
has
also
increased
near-term
volatility.
In
this
phase,
a
higher
allocation
to
gold
can
help
manage
fluctuations
while
staying
invested
in
precious
metals,”
said
Navneet
Damani,
Head
of
Research
Commodities
and
Manav
Modi,
Commodities
Analyst,
MOFSL
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