Gold Rate in Delhi Today, July 28, 2026: 24K Gold Edges Up to ₹14,605

Delhi, July 28: Gold prices in Delhi were little changed on Tuesday, with rates across the three major purity categories rising by just ₹1 per gram. The small move follows a much stronger increase on Monday, when 24K gold gained ₹96 per gram.

The 24-karat gold rate stood at ₹14,605 per gram, up from ₹14,604 on July 27. The 22-karat rate edged up to ₹13,386 from ₹13,385, while 18-karat gold increased to ₹10,955 per gram.

Tuesday’s move may be small, but prices have recovered considerably from the July 24 selloff. The 24K rate is now ₹157 above its July 24 level of ₹14,448. It is still ₹51 below the recent high of ₹14,656 recorded on July 22.

Delhi Gold Rate Today

Gold Holds Ground After Monday’s ₹96 Jump

Gold has seen some sharp swings in Delhi over the past week.

The 24K rate climbed to ₹14,656 per gram on July 22 after a ₹219 single-day increase. That rally did not last long. Prices slipped ₹23 the next day before falling another ₹185 on July 24, taking the rate down to ₹14,448.

The market has since recovered. Gold gained ₹60 on July 25, stayed unchanged on July 26 and rose another ₹96 on July 27. Tuesday’s ₹1 increase leaves 24K gold at ₹14,605, meaning most of the July 24 decline has now been recovered.

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Gold Price in Delhi Per Gram

The quoted rates are indicative and do not include GST, TCS and other applicable levies. Jewellery prices can also differ depending on making charges, design and wastage.

What Would 10 Grams of 22K Jewellery Cost Today?

At ₹13,386 per gram, 10 grams of 22K gold has a base value of ₹1,33,860. The final jewellery bill, however, is higher once making charges and GST are included.

Assuming making charges of 12% and GST of 3%, the estimated cost works out to:

The actual amount can vary depending on the jeweller, design, making charges and any additional costs applied at the time of purchase.

10-Day Gold Price Trend

• July 28: ₹14,605 (+₹1)
• July 27: ₹14,604 (+₹96)
• July 26: ₹14,508 (No change)
• July 25: ₹14,508 (+₹60)
• July 24: ₹14,448 (-₹185)
• July 23: ₹14,633 (-₹23)
• July 22: ₹14,656 (+₹219)
• July 21: ₹14,437 (+₹76)
• July 20: ₹14,361 (+₹17)
• July 19: ₹14,344 (No change)

The 10-day trend has been anything but one-way. Gold rose strongly through July 22, gave back part of those gains over the following two sessions and then started climbing again.

Even after those swings, the broader move over this period remains positive. The 24K rate has risen ₹261 per gram from ₹14,344 on July 19 to ₹14,605 on July 28.

Recent Gold Price Performance

At current levels, 24K gold is only ₹51 below its 10-day high, while 22K gold is ₹59 below its corresponding peak.

For jewellery buyers, the recovery is noticeable. Ten grams of 22K gold now costs ₹2,410 more on the underlying gold value alone than it did on July 19.

Why Do Gold Prices Change Every Day?

Delhi’s gold rates are tied to more than demand at local jewellery stores. International bullion prices and movements in the rupee against the US dollar play a major role because India imports a large share of its gold requirements.

Interest-rate expectations, inflation, central bank activity and geopolitical developments can also influence bullion markets. Domestic import costs and taxes are then reflected in the rates buyers see in India.

Conclusion

Gold prices in Delhi were almost steady on July 28, with 24K gold edging up ₹1 to ₹14,605 per gram. The 22K rate moved to ₹13,386, while 18K gold reached ₹10,955 per gram.

The latest move is modest compared with the swings seen over the past week. Still, the recovery from the July 24 decline has held, leaving 24K gold just ₹51 below its recent high of ₹14,656. Buyers will now be watching whether prices can hold near these levels or see another round of volatility in the coming sessions.

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• Goodreturns | Gold prices updated for July 28, 2026.