Gold Rate in Bangalore Today, July 27, 2026: 24K Gold Climbs ₹96 to ₹14,589

Bangalore, July 27: Gold prices in Bangalore moved higher on Monday, extending their recovery after a volatile stretch last week. Rates rose across all three purity categories, with 24K gold gaining ₹96 per gram and 22K gold advancing ₹85.

The 24-karat gold rate stood at ₹14,589 per gram, up from ₹14,493 in the previous session. The 22-karat rate climbed to ₹13,370 per gram from ₹13,285, while 18-karat gold rose ₹69 to ₹10,939 per gram.

Monday’s move comes after gold rates were unchanged on July 26. Prices have now recovered for two of the past three sessions following the steep selloff on July 24.

Bangalore Gold Rate Today

Gold Recovers After July 24 Selloff

Gold prices in Bangalore have seen sharp swings over the past week.

The 24K rate was at ₹14,329 per gram on July 19 before beginning a three-day climb. It rose to ₹14,346 on July 20 and ₹14,422 on July 21, before jumping ₹229 to ₹14,651 on July 22.

The direction changed soon after. Gold slipped ₹33 on July 23 and then fell ₹185 on July 24, taking the 24K rate down to ₹14,433 per gram.

Prices began to recover on July 25, gaining ₹60 to ₹14,493. There was no change on July 26, before Monday’s ₹96 rise pushed the rate to ₹14,589.

That still leaves 24K gold ₹62 below its July 22 level, but the gap has narrowed considerably after the recent rebound.

Investors who want exposure to gold without purchasing physical jewellery can also explore the list of Gold ETFs in India.

Gold Price in Bangalore Per Gram

The quoted rates are indicative and do not include GST, TCS or other applicable levies. The final amount paid for jewellery will also depend on making charges, wastage and the jeweller.

What Would 10 Grams of 22K Jewellery Cost Today?

At the current rate of ₹13,370 per gram, 10 grams of 22K gold has a base value of ₹1,33,700.

The actual jewellery bill will be higher because making charges and GST are added to the underlying value of the gold. Assuming making charges of 12% and GST of 3%, the estimated cost works out to:

This is an indicative calculation. Making charges can vary significantly depending on the jeweller and design, while wastage or other charges may also affect the final bill.

10-Day Gold Price Trend

July 27: ₹14,589 (+₹96)

July 26: ₹14,493 (No change)

July 25: ₹14,493 (+₹60)

July 24: ₹14,433 (-₹185)

July 23: ₹14,618 (-₹33)

July 22: ₹14,651 (+₹229)

July 21: ₹14,422 (+₹76)

July 20: ₹14,346 (+₹17)

July 19: ₹14,329 (No change)

July 18: ₹14,329 (+₹76)

The 10-day trend has been choppy rather than one-sided. Gold climbed sharply between July 20 and July 22, lost much of that advance over the following two sessions and has since started moving higher again.

From the July 24 level of ₹14,433, 24K gold has recovered ₹156 per gram. Compared with July 18, it is now ₹260 higher.

Recent Gold Price Performance

Despite the pullback late last week, gold is still trading above levels seen at the start of this 10-day period. The 24K rate has risen ₹260 per gram since July 18, while 22K gold is up ₹235.

For someone buying 10 grams of 22K gold, the underlying gold value is now ₹2,350 higher than it was on July 18.

Why Do Gold Prices Change Every Day?

Gold prices in Bangalore are influenced by more than demand at local jewellery stores. International bullion prices and movements in the rupee against the US dollar are important factors because India relies heavily on imported gold.

Interest-rate expectations, inflation, central bank policies, geopolitical developments and changes in investment demand can also influence prices. These factors can shift quickly, which is why local gold rates sometimes record sharp moves from one session to the next.

Conclusion

Gold prices in Bangalore strengthened on July 27, with 24K gold rising ₹96 to ₹14,589 per gram and 22K gold gaining ₹85 to ₹13,370. The 18K rate also moved up ₹69 to ₹10,939 per gram.

The latest increase continues the recovery from the July 24 decline, although prices have not yet returned to the recent high seen on July 22. After several sharp moves in both directions, buyers may want to keep an eye on daily rates rather than assume the current recovery will continue at the same pace.

Source: 

• Good returns | Gold prices updated for July 27, 2026.