Gold Rate Today, July 13, 2026: Gold Prices Ease Marginally on Monday

Mumbai, July 13: Gold prices declined marginally today following a partial retracement from last Friday’s strong rebound, as investors awaited fresh cues from global markets. Rates for 10 grams of 24 karat gold were quoted at ₹1,44,320 in the national capital on Monday, down ₹130 from Friday’s closing price of ₹1,44,450. Rates for 22 and 18 karat gold were trading lower by ₹120 and ₹100 to ₹1,32,290 and ₹1,08,240 per 10 grams, respectively. 

Gold prices had jumped by ₹1,330 on a 10 gram basis for 24 karat gold on Friday and ₹1,220 and ₹1,000 for 22 and 18 karat gold respectively as prices rebounded sharply from Thursday’s steep decline, as reported by goodreturns.in. Prices had fallen by ₹3,490 on Thursday after investors took profit from the previous week’s rally, highlighting the choppy two-way trading action seen in recent sessions. 

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Monday’s weakness follows the recent volatility seen throughout last week and suggests some investors sold holdings at higher levels even as gold trades have remained two way through the past few sessions. Overall, bullion dealers said demand at jewellery outlets has remained healthy amid the wedding season, with investors also looking to balance the near-term outlook for gold prices against expectations for global interest rates and inflation-driven safe-haven demand. Investors will continue to focus on incoming economic data points that provide clues on how quickly central banks buy bullion and the general direction of the dollar, factors that have influenced prices throughout recent months. 

Spot gold rates usually track movements in international bullion prices along with macroeconomic variables unique to India, namely the rupee-dollar exchange rate and import duties. Domestic rates are also being watched for hints on whether gold corrects from here or continues to move toward recent highs. 

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Among India’s major markets for bullion, Chennai prices remained the highest in the nation on Monday, trading at ₹1,45,080 per 10 grams for 24 karat gold or roughly ₹760 above the national benchmark rate. Goodreturns.in’s per gram prices for 24 karat, 22 karat and 18 karat gold were ₹14,508, ₹13,299 and ₹11,119, respectively. 22 and 18 karat gold for 10 grams in Chennai traded at ₹1,32,990 and ₹1,11,190. 

Next was Delhi, where 24 karat gold traded at ₹1,44,470 or ₹150 above the national average. 22 and 18 karat gold rates for 10 grams in Delhi stood at ₹1,32,440 and ₹1,08,390. Like recent sessions, the quoted prices are reflective of each city’s local taxes, transportation costs and jewellers’ association-related charges. 

Rates in Vadodara and Ahmedabad were quoted ₹50 above the national average, with gold priced at ₹1,44,370 for 24 karat gold, ₹1,32,340 for 22 karat gold and ₹1,08,290 for 18 karat gold for 10 grams. Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kerala and Pune all traded at the national average prices of ₹1,44,320 for 24 karat gold, ₹1,32,290 for 22 karat gold and ₹1,08,240 for 18 karat gold. 

The rates mentioned in this article are usually indicative of national and city-level benchmarks. Investors and consumers are reminded that prices offered by most jewellers are typically 3 percent higher than the benchmark on account of GST, with making charges added on top of that for customized pieces. Please consult with your local jeweller for live quotes before buying or selling. 

10 Gram Gold Rates Across Major Indian Cities — Monday, July 13, 2026 

Source

• goodreturns.in. Rates as of Monday, July 13, 2026. Friday’s comparison rates sourced from prior-session reporting. All rates are indicative and subject to local taxes, making charges and GST at 3 percent.