Gold Prices Today, November 5, 2026: 24k Rate Surges ₹6,110 per 10 gm to ₹1,46,020; Thangamayil Jumps 3.80%

New Delhi, Nov 5: Gold prices on Thursday are sharply higher than Wednesday’s rates, extending the recovery to a third straight session. Ten grams of 24-carat (99.9% purity) gold costs Rs 1,46,020 in most cities, according to Goodreturns.in. The price of 10 grams of 22-carat (91.6% purity) gold is Rs 1,33,850, while 18-carat (75% purity) gold sells at Rs 1,09,520. These are bullion rates and do not include taxes or making charges. 

On Wednesday, 10 grams of 24-carat, 22-carat and 18-carat gold cost Rs 1,39,910, Rs 1,28,250 and Rs 1,04,930, respectively. Today’s rates are higher by Rs 6,110, Rs 5,600 and Rs 4,590 per 10 grams in the Mumbai cluster of cities, against gains of Rs 270, Rs 250 and Rs 200 on Wednesday. That is a rise of roughly 4.37% in all three purities. Over three sessions, 24-carat gold has gained Rs 6,650 from Monday’s Rs 1,39,370, which more than wipes out the Rs 4,580 it lost on Friday and Monday. 

The recovery is still short of the October highs. At Rs 1,46,020, 24-carat gold is Rs 3,760 above Friday’s Rs 1,42,260. It is still Rs 1,420 under the Rs 1,47,440 of Friday, October 16, and Rs 4,960 under the Rs 1,50,980 of Monday, October 12, a fall of about 3.29%. 

Delhi remains the costliest city. Ten grams of 24-carat gold there is Rs 1,46,170, which is Rs 150 more than the Rs 1,46,020 charged in Chennai, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kerala and Pune. The 22-carat and 18-carat rates show the same Rs 150 premium, at Rs 1,34,000 and Rs 1,09,670. Vadodara and Ahmedabad have 24-carat gold at Rs 1,46,070, Rs 50 above the Mumbai cluster, with 22-carat at Rs 1,33,900 and 18-carat at Rs 1,09,570. Chennai’s 18-carat price, at Rs 1,09,550, is Rs 30 above the Mumbai cluster. 

On a per-gram basis, 24-carat gold is at Rs 14,602, 22-carat at Rs 13,385 and 18-carat at Rs 10,952 in the Mumbai cluster. Buyers pay Rs 611, Rs 560 and Rs 459 more per gram than on Wednesday. The gap between 24-carat and 22-carat gold is Rs 12,170 per 10 grams, and between 24-carat and 18-carat gold it is Rs 36,500. 

One kilogram of 24-carat gold costs Rs 1,46,02,000, while 22-carat and 18-carat gold cost Rs 1,33,85,000 and Rs 1,09,52,000, respectively. Bulk buyers pay Rs 6,11,000, Rs 5,60,000 and Rs 4,59,000 more than on Wednesday. 

City-Wise Gold Rates: Today vs Wednesday 

The tables below set Wednesday’s (Nov 4) 10-gram gold rates for ten major Indian cities against Thursday’s (Nov 5) rates, along with the change. All ten cities rose in all three purities. The gain was ₹6,110 in 24K, ₹5,600 in 22K and ₹4,590 in 18K, except for Chennai’s 18K gold, which gained ₹4,600. 

24K Gold: 10 Major Cities (per 10 grams) 

City	Wed, Nov 4	Thu, Nov 5	Diff
Chennai	₹1,39,910	₹1,46,020	+₹6,110
Mumbai	₹1,39,910	₹1,46,020	+₹6,110
Delhi	₹1,40,060	₹1,46,170	+₹6,110
Kolkata	₹1,39,910	₹1,46,020	+₹6,110
Bangalore	₹1,39,910	₹1,46,020	+₹6,110
Hyderabad	₹1,39,910	₹1,46,020	+₹6,110
Kerala	₹1,39,910	₹1,46,020	+₹6,110
Pune	₹1,39,910	₹1,46,020	+₹6,110
Vadodara	₹1,39,960	₹1,46,070	+₹6,110
Ahmedabad	₹1,39,960	₹1,46,070	+₹6,110

22K Gold: 10 Major Cities (per 10 grams) 

City	Wed, Nov 4	Thu, Nov 5	Diff
Chennai	₹1,28,250	₹1,33,850	+₹5,600
Mumbai	₹1,28,250	₹1,33,850	+₹5,600
Delhi	₹1,28,400	₹1,34,000	+₹5,600
Kolkata	₹1,28,250	₹1,33,850	+₹5,600
Bangalore	₹1,28,250	₹1,33,850	+₹5,600
Hyderabad	₹1,28,250	₹1,33,850	+₹5,600
Kerala	₹1,28,250	₹1,33,850	+₹5,600
Pune	₹1,28,250	₹1,33,850	+₹5,600
Vadodara	₹1,28,300	₹1,33,900	+₹5,600
Ahmedabad	₹1,28,300	₹1,33,900	+₹5,600

18K Gold: 10 Major Cities (per 10 grams) 

City	Wed, Nov 4	Thu, Nov 5	Diff
Chennai	₹1,04,950	₹1,09,550	+₹4,600
Mumbai	₹1,04,930	₹1,09,520	+₹4,590
Delhi	₹1,05,080	₹1,09,670	+₹4,590
Kolkata	₹1,04,930	₹1,09,520	+₹4,590
Bangalore	₹1,04,930	₹1,09,520	+₹4,590
Hyderabad	₹1,04,930	₹1,09,520	+₹4,590
Kerala	₹1,04,930	₹1,09,520	+₹4,590
Pune	₹1,04,930	₹1,09,520	+₹4,590
Vadodara	₹1,04,980	₹1,09,570	+₹4,590
Ahmedabad	₹1,04,980	₹1,09,570	+₹4,590

Source: Goodreturns.in 

The gap between the cheapest and costliest cities is unchanged at Rs 150 in each purity. 

These are bullion rates. Jewellery will cost more once making charges, wastage charges and 3% GST are added. GST alone comes to about ₹4,381 on a 10-gram purchase of 24K gold at today’s rate, and about ₹4,016 on 22K and ₹3,286 on 18K for the same weight. On 100 grams of 24K gold, GST alone comes to about ₹43,806. 

With Dhanteras and Diwali only days away, buyers are weighing their festive purchases. At ₹1,46,020 per 10 grams, 50 grams of 24K gold costs ₹7,30,100 before making charges and GST, which is ₹30,550 more than on Wednesday and ₹18,800 more than on Friday. At the 22K rate of ₹1,33,850 per 10 grams, 50 grams costs ₹6,69,250. 

Jewellery Stocks Today 

Jewellery stocks were higher across the board in early trade on Thursday as the market surged. The Nifty 50 was at 24,387.15 around 10:21 am, up 426.55 points or 1.78 per cent from Wednesday’s close of 23,960.60. Thangamayil Jewellery jumped 3.80 per cent, Kalyan Jewellers India gained 2.84 per cent, Titan Company rose 1.57 per cent and PC Jeweller advanced 1.52 per cent. 

Company	Ticker	Price	Change
Titan Company	TITAN	₹4,829.10	+₹74.70 (+1.57%)
Kalyan Jewellers India	KALYANKJIL	₹544.10	+₹15.05 (+2.84%)
Thangamayil Jewellery	THANGAMAYL	₹4,448.80	+₹162.90 (+3.80%)
PC Jeweller	PCJEWELLER	₹16.06	+₹0.24 (+1.52%)

Source: NSE market data 

Titan Company opened at ₹4,800.00, about 1 per cent above the previous close of ₹4,754.40, but dipped to a low of ₹4,746.00 early in the session, just under that close. The stock then recovered steadily and touched a high of ₹4,857.10. It is trading at ₹4,829.10, up ₹74.70 or 1.57 per cent, about 1.75 per cent above the day’s low. Sellers hold the edge in the order book, with 59.97 per cent of the quantity. 

Kalyan Jewellers India opened at ₹543.20, a gap-up of about 2.7 per cent over the previous close of ₹529.05, and touched a low of ₹538.00 in the first half hour before moving higher through the morning. It reached a high of ₹546.10 and is at ₹544.10, up ₹15.05 or 2.84 per cent. The order book is nearly balanced, with 50.57 per cent buy quantity against 49.43 per cent sell. 

Thangamayil Jewellery was the strongest gainer, rising ₹162.90 or 3.80 per cent to ₹4,448.80 from ₹4,285.90. It opened at ₹4,320.00, a gap-up of about 0.8 per cent, and has not traded below that price. The stock climbed to a high of ₹4,492.40, which is 4.82 per cent above the previous close, and has eased about ₹44 from that peak. Buyers hold a slim edge in the order book at 50.78 per cent. 

PC Jeweller rose ₹0.24 or 1.52 per cent to ₹16.06 from ₹15.82. At around ₹16, the stock is a low-priced counter, so a move of a few paise changes its percentage gain sharply. One paisa is worth about 0.06 per cent of its price at this level. The stock opened at ₹15.90, dipped to ₹15.65, then jumped to ₹16.32 before easing back. Sellers dominate the order book at 67.38 per cent. 

Gold is up Rs 6,110 per 10 grams on the day, its third gain in a row, and all four jewellery counters have gained. Thangamayil and Kalyan beat the Nifty 50’s 1.78 per cent gain, while Titan and PC Jeweller trailed the index. 

The rupee is in focus for gold buyers. USD/INR futures for the November 26 contract were at ₹94.6400 at 10:17 am. A weak rupee raises the rupee cost of imported gold, and it can limit falls in domestic rates when global prices ease. Gold’s direction in the coming sessions will depend on global prices and the rupee, which set the domestic rate. 

Sources

•  Goodreturns.in
• NSE market data
• Rates are indicative and subject to change; confirm with your local dealer before purchase.