Gold prices in India rebounded sharply on Friday, February 7, 2026, after witnessing a steep correction over the previous two sessions. The price of 24K gold jumped by Rs 289 to Rs 15,660 per gram, while 22K gold rose by Rs 265 to Rs 14,355 per gram, signalling a strong recovery in domestic bullion markets.
The rise comes after gold had fallen by nearly Rs 5,730 per 10 grams (57,300 per 100 grams) over the last two days. Today’s rebound was supported by a mix of global and domestic factors.
Recent US-Iran talks held in Oman, described by officials as a “good start”, helped ease fears of immediate escalation in the Middle East. However, lingering uncertainty around the outcome of negotiations kept investor caution intact, sustaining gold’s defensive appeal. In addition, a softer US dollar boosted bullion prices globally, making gold cheaper for holders of other currencies and encouraging fresh buying.
Gold Rate Today: Check Latest 22K, 24K & 18K Gold Prices Per Gram on 7 February 2026
24 Karat Gold Rate Today in India
At the time of writing, 24 Karat gold priced at Rs 15,660 per gram, up Rs 289 from Rs 15,371 recorded a day earlier. For higher quantities, the price of 8 grams rose by Rs 2,312 to Rs 1,25,280, while 10 grams of 24K increased by Rs 2,890 to Rs 1,56,600. On a bulk basis, 100 grams of 24 Karat gold climbed sharply by Rs 28,900, reaching Rs 15,66,000 compared with Rs 15,37,100 yesterday.
22 Karat Gold Rate Today in India
On Saturday, the price of 22K gold stood at Rs 14,355 per gram, up Rs 265 from Rs 14,090. For 8 grams, rates moved higher by Rs 2,120 to Rs 1,14,840, while 10 grams increased by Rs 2,650 to Rs 1,43,550. Meanwhile, 100 grams of 22 Karat gold jumped by Rs 26,500 to Rs 14,35,500, compared with Rs 14,09,000 in the previous session.
18 Karat Gold Rate Today in India
Prices of 18 Karat gold rose by Rs 217 to Rs 11,745 per gram on 7 February 2026, from Rs 11,528 yesterday. The cost of 8 grams climbed by Rs 1,736 to Rs 93,960, while 10 grams went up by Rs 2,170 to Rs 1,17,450. On a larger scale, 100 grams of 18 Karat gold increased by Rs 21,700, settling at Rs 11,74,500.
Silver Rate Today: Check Latest Silver Prices Per Kg and Gm on February 7, 2026
Silver prices in India also moved higher on February 7, 2026, staging a rebound after a sharp correction over the previous two sessions. The white metal had fallen by nearly Rs 45,000 per kg in the last two days, but fresh buying helped prices recover in today’s trade.
The price of silver per gram on Saturday rose by Rs 10 to Rs 285, compared with Rs 275 yesterday. On a slightly larger scale, 8 grams of silver increased by Rs 80 to Rs 2,280, while 10 grams climbed by Rs 100 to Rs 2,850.
For bulk buyers, 100 grams of silver was priced at Rs 28,500, up Rs 1,000 from Rs 27,500 in the previous session. Meanwhile, 1 kilogram of silver saw a strong recovery, rising by Rs 10,000 to Rs 2,85,000, compared with Rs 2,75,000 yesterday.
“Gold has already provided outstanding returns and, despite the recent corrections, the medium-term outlook is positive. Forecasts by major banks indicate that gold will continue to move higher in 2026, driven by central bank purchases, expectations of rate cuts, and geopolitical tensions,” noted Pranav Koomar, Founder and CEO of PlusCash.
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