Gold Rate in Delhi Today, July 14, 2026: 24K Gold Slips to ₹14,295 as Prices Stay Under Pressure 

Delhi, July 14: Gold prices remained weak in the national capital on Tuesday, with rates declining across all major purity categories. Although today’s fall was modest, it follows Monday’s sharp correction and keeps bullion prices near their lowest level of the month. 

According to today’s retail rates, 24-karat gold is priced at ₹14,295 per gram, down ₹11 from the previous session. 22-karat gold has slipped by ₹10 to ₹13,105 per gram, while 18-karat gold is now priced at ₹10,725 per gram, lower by ₹8. 

The latest decline suggests that the strong momentum seen during the first week of July has continued to fade. Buyers who waited for prices to cool after the rally are now getting a better entry point than they would have just a week ago. 

Delhi Gold Rate Today 

Gold Has Come a Long Way Since the Start of July 

Gold began July on a firm note before climbing steadily during the first week of the month. The rally pushed 24K gold to ₹14,688 per gram on July 5, the highest level recorded this month. 

Since then, the trend has reversed. 

Prices have gradually softened, interrupted only by a few brief rebounds. Tuesday’s decline has brought 24K gold down to ₹14,295 per gram, nearly ₹393 below the month’s peak, making gold considerably cheaper than it was during the early-July rally. 

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Gold Price in Delhi Per Gram 

What Would 10 Grams of 22K Jewellery Cost Today? 

The quoted gold rate does not include additional charges that apply when buying jewellery. Making charges and GST are added separately, increasing the final bill. 

Based on today’s prices, assuming 12% making charges and 3% GST, here’s an estimate: 

The final bill may vary depending on the jeweller, jewellery design, wastage charges and making charges applied. 

10-Day Gold Price Trend 

• July 14: ₹14,295 (-₹11) 

• July 13: ₹14,306 (-₹142) 

• July 12: ₹14,448 (No change) 

• July 11: ₹14,448 (-₹47) 

• July 10: ₹14,495 (+₹36) 

• July 9: ₹14,459 (+₹131) 

• July 8: ₹14,328 (-₹213) 

• July 7: ₹14,541 (-₹136) 

• July 6: ₹14,677 (-₹11) 

• July 5: ₹14,688 (No change) 

The 10-day trend shows that gold prices have steadily cooled after the early-July rally. While there were a couple of sessions where prices bounced back, the broader direction has remained downward. The last two trading sessions, in particular, have accelerated the correction and brought prices close to their monthly low. 

July Performance So Far 

Delhi’s gold market has now given up the gains recorded during the opening week of July. Although the decline remains relatively small in percentage terms, the recent correction has made prices more attractive for buyers compared with the month’s peak. 

Why Do Gold Prices Change Every Day? 

Gold prices are influenced by a mix of international and domestic factors rather than jewellery demand alone. 

Global bullion prices, fluctuations in the rupee against the US dollar, import costs, inflation expectations, central bank policies and geopolitical developments all play a role in determining daily gold rates. As these variables change, retail gold prices are revised accordingly. (Reuters) 

Conclusion 

Gold prices in Delhi extended their recent decline on Tuesday, with 24K gold falling to ₹14,295 per gram and 22K gold easing to ₹13,105 per gram. The correction has erased most of the gains made during the first week of July, offering buyers a more favourable opportunity than they had just a few days ago. Going forward, global bullion prices, currency movements and macroeconomic developments will remain the key drivers of gold prices. 

Source

• Goodreturns | Gold prices updated for July 14, 2026.