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January 13, 2026

Gold Rate, January 13, 2026: 18K, 22K & 24K Gold Prices in Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata

The CSR Journal Magazine

Gold prices in India remained elevated on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, as bullion continued to benefit from robust global demand and safe-haven buying amid ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainties. The yellow metal edged higher in physical markets across major cities, reflecting strong investor sentiment and firm international trends.

According to local bullion sources, 24-carat gold hovered around ₹14,230 per gram, while 22-carat gold traded near ₹13,045 per gram in key urban centres. 18-carat gold prices also stayed firm, supported by steady jewellery demand.

Market analysts pointed to a combination of factors such as a softening US dollar, inflation concerns and expectations of future central bank rate cuts driving investors toward precious metals. Gold’s status as a traditional hedge against volatility remains key ahead of the wedding season and major festivals later this month.

City-wise Gold Prices Today (₹ per gram)

City

24K (Pure Gold)

22K (Jewellery)

18K

Chennai

₹14,313

₹13,120

₹10,575

Mumbai

₹14,215

₹13,030

₹10,661*

Delhi

₹14,230

₹13,045

₹10,676*

Kolkata

₹14,215

₹13,030

₹10,661*

Bengaluru

₹14,215

₹13,030

₹10,661*

Hyderabad

₹14,215

₹13,030

₹10,661*

*18K prices in some cities are estimated based on typical purity ratios and last available local rates.

What’s Driving Prices?

Gold prices opened in India on a firm footing as international bullion rates stayed strong. Traders noted that global benchmark prices for gold remained around record or near-record territory, lifted by safe-haven demand amid ongoing financial market volatility. Many investors continue to move into gold as a hedge against inflation and currency risks.

Silver Prices Also on the Rise

Alongside gold, silver prices also saw strength on Tuesday, trading around an elevated ₹2,70,100 per kilogram in major markets. This has further underscored precious metals’ appeal as investors remain cautious about broader economic conditions.

According to the All India Sarafa Association, silver soared by Rs 15,000, or 6 per cent, to touch a new peak of Rs 2,65,000 per kilogram (inclusive of all taxes) from the previous close of Rs 2,50,000 per kg.

Tips for Buyers

Jewellery buyers and investors are advised to:

Check BIS Hallmarking to ensure purity and authenticity.

Compare rates across local jewellers, as making charges and taxes can vary.

Consider timing purchases against further global price movements.

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