Gold Rate Today, July 10, 2026: Gold Prices Rebound on Friday, Surge Rs 1,330 per 10 gram

Mumbai, July 10: Gold prices on Friday recovered from a fall in the previous session and rose Rs 1,330 to Rs 1,44,450 per 10 grams for 24 karat. Rates for 22 karat and 18 karat gold rose Rs 1,220 and Rs 1,000 to Rs 1,32,410 and Rs 1,08,340 per 10 grams respectively, as against their previous closing prices. 

Prices had fallen Rs 3,490 per 10 grams to Rs 1,43,120 on Thursday as investors booked profits after gold rallied sharply last week. 

“Prices rose today after slipping yesterday, recovering about half of Thursday’s fall, buoyed by fresh safe- haven buying and softer dollar.” Bullion traders said retail demand continued to be aided by wedding season shopping, and while footfall has been “healthy through the week at jewellers’ outlets so far”, gold will likely trade sideways in the near-term as last week’s spike unwinds. 

“Investors have been buying dips as central banks are expected to purchase more gold. Also, with uncertainties surrounding growth, investors are preferring safe-havens over risky assets.” Experts added. Gold prices have been witnessing two-way movement over the past few days. Markets now look forward to U.S. inflation data later in the day for cues on Fed rate trajectory, which will then likely influence buying momentum towards gold and establish if prices consolidate near current levels or move higher to test recent peaks. 

“Technically, prices should trade in a Rs 1,43,000 to Rs 1,46,000 range for 24 karat gold in the near-term across domestic exchanges, barring any big surprise from upcoming U.S. data points.” A bullion trader said. The costliest domestic markets to buy gold today are Chennai (Rs 1,45,320, Rs 1,33,210 and Rs 1,10,810 per 10 grams for 24K, 22K and 18K gold), as the rates are currently quoting at a premium of about Rs 870 over national prices for 24 karat gold. 

This is predominantly due to intra-state variations in how local taxes, transport costs and jewellers’ association charge the metal. Delhi remains the next costliest market to buy gold in India today (Rs 1,44,600, Rs 1,32,560 and Rs 1,08,490 per 10 grams), as the city’s rates are quoting at a premium of Rs 150 to national levels for 24 karat gold. 

The Delhi premium has remained consistent for some trading sessions now, and often stays above other metros barring Chennai. Rates in Vadodara and Ahmedabad are currently quoting Rs 50 or about 0.03 percent, above the national benchmark prices set by MCX. They trade at Rs 1,44,500 for 24K, Rs 1,32,460 for 22K and Rs 1,08,390 for 18 karat gold per 10 grams. Mumbai , Kolkata , Bangalore , Hyderabad , Kerala and Pune trade at par with national rates, quoting Rs 1,44,450 for 24K gold, Rs 1,32,410 for 22K gold and Rs 1,08,340 for 18K gold per 10 grams. 

Gold rates mentioned in this report are indicative and actual prices offered to customers by jewellers will be 3 per cent higher due to GST. Moreover, customers will have to pay making charges too if they wish to purchase ready-made jewellery. Making charges depend on the design and can be anywhere between Rs 3,000 to Rs 15,000 per 10 grams. People are also recommended to check live gold prices with local jewellers in their city before buying or selling gold. 

10 gm Gold Rates Across Major Indian Cities — Friday, July 10, 2026 

Source

• goodreturns.in. Rates as of Friday, July 10, 2026. Thursday’s comparison rates sourced from prior-session reporting. All rates are indicative and subject to local taxes, making charges and GST at 3 per cent.