Gold prices in Hyderabad edged lower on 27 May, reflecting mild profit-booking in the precious metal market. The price of 24-karat gold declined by ₹170 to ₹1,58,890 per 10 grams, while 22-karat gold fell by ₹150 to ₹1,45,650 per 10 grams. On a per-gram basis, 24K gold was priced at ₹15,889 and 22K gold at ₹14,565.
Gold prices in Hyderabad have witnessed a mixed trend over the last 10 days. After rising steadily between 19 May and 21 May, when 24-carat gold gained nearly 2.5%, prices have largely remained stable before witnessing a mild correction in the latest session. On 27 May, 24-carat gold fell by ₹170 to ₹1,58,890 per 10 grams, while 22-carat gold declined by ₹150 to ₹1,45,650 per 10 grams.
Despite the recent dip, gold prices remain significantly higher than the ₹1,56,220 per 10 grams level seen on 18 May, indicating that bullion continues to trade near elevated levels amid ongoing global economic and geopolitical uncertainties.
According to Colin Shah, Managing Director of Kama Jewellery, gold prices are expected to climb further and could touch ₹1,80,000 per 10 grams in FY27. However, he believes jewellery demand may remain subdued despite the rally, as economic uncertainty and elevated gold prices are likely to weigh on consumer spending and discretionary purchases.
Gold Rate Latest Update: 6th May 2026
Gold prices in Hyderabad today witnessed a notable uptick today, reflecting firm global cues and sustained domestic demand. The price of 22-carat gold rose to ₹14,050 per gram, marking an increase of ₹230 compared to yesterday’s ₹13,820. On a larger scale, 10 grams of 22-carat gold is now priced at ₹1,40,500, up by ₹2,300 day-on-day, indicating strong bullish momentum.
Similarly, 24-carat gold, considered the purest form, also recorded gains. The rate climbed to ₹14,753 per gram, up ₹242 from the previous day. For bulk buyers, 10 grams of 24-carat gold now costs ₹1,47,530, up by ₹2,420.
The upward trend in gold prices is largely aligned with movements in international markets, where prices have been supported by easing oil prices and geopolitical developments. Additionally, currency fluctuations and safe-haven demand continue to influence domestic pricing, as per experts.
The trend for the MCX gold rate today remains sideways to positive. The gold price may face resistance at ₹1,52,500, while support is seen at ₹1,50,600, according to Ajay Kedia, Director, Kedia Advisory.
Gold Rate Latest Update: 15th April 2026
Gold prices in Hyderabad have continued to show an upward trend as of April 15, 2026, reflecting firm demand and supportive global cues. The price of 22-carat gold stands at ₹14,320 per gram, marking an increase of ₹100 compared to the previous day. This steady rise is also visible across larger quantities, with 8 grams priced at ₹1,14,560 and 10 grams at ₹1,43,200, both registering notable gains.
Similarly, 24-carat gold has witnessed an uptick, with prices reaching ₹15,036 per gram, up by ₹105 from the previous session. For 8 grams, the price is ₹1,20,288, while 10 grams stands at Rs1,50,360, indicating consistent upward momentum.
Similarly, 24-carat gold has witnessed an uptick, with prices reaching ₹15,036 per gram, up by ₹105 from the previous session. For 8 grams, the price is ₹1,20,288, while 10 grams stands at Rs1,50,360, indicating consistent upward momentum.
Kaynat Chainwala, AVP Commodity Research, Kotak Securities, explained that Gold retreated from session highs today after an early surge driven by dollar weakness and geopolitical optimism. Spot gold tested a one-month high of $4,870 per ounce before pulling back below $4,820 extending gains of 2% from the prior session. The dollar's partial recovery through the session explains the retreat from highs, with Fed officials continuing to signal that cuts remain conditional on sustained progress toward the 2% inflation target.
Gold Rate Latest Update: 8th April 2026
Gold prices in Hyderabad today, April 8 witnessed a strong upward move today, reflecting firm global cues and steady demand. The price of 24-carat gold rose to ₹15,382 per gram, gaining ₹398 in a single day. On a larger scale, 10 grams of 24K gold is now priced at ₹1,53,820, up by ₹3,980, while 100 grams stands at ₹15,38,200, marking a sharp increase of ₹39,800. Similarly, 22-carat gold also recorded gains, with prices rising to ₹14,100 per gram, up ₹365. For 10 grams, 22K gold is currently priced at ₹1,41,000, reflecting an increase of ₹3,650.
The consistent rise in gold prices can be primarily linked to favourable international trends, fluctuations in currencies, and ongoing demand for safety amidst global uncertainties. Additionally, domestic interest, especially in digital gold and investment purchases, has played a role in driving the upward trend, as noted by experts.
As gold continues to be viewed as a safeguard against inflation and market instability, investors are monitoring price changes attentively. Should global indicators remain positive, prices may remain stable in the near future, although analysts caution that short-term variations are still possible, according to experts.
Hareesh V, Head of Commodity Research, Geojit Investments Ltd believes that Gold has rallied sharply today, advancing nearly 3% following the ceasefire discussions between the US and Iran.
As noted by Hareesh, the decrease in geopolitical tensions has sparked a revival in demand for safe-haven assets, prompting investors to turn to bullion as a protective measure. Favorable macroeconomic conditions, such as a weakened US dollar and the Dollar Index falling below 99, further enhanced this momentum. This increase highlights the resilience of gold and silver, indicating that they may draw greater interest from investors going forward.
Gold Rate Latest Update: 20th March 2026
Gold prices in Hyderabad today witnessed a notable decline across 22-carat and 24-carat gold, driven by a slump in global bullion markets and potential profit-taking. The price of 22-carat gold fell by ₹350 per gram, reducing it to ₹13,950, down from ₹14,300 the day before. In a wider view, the price for 8 grams decreased by ₹2,800 to reach ₹1,11,600, while for 10 grams, it dropped by ₹3,500 to ₹1,39,500. Similarly, 24-carat gold prices also fell sharply, dropping by ₹367 per gram to ₹14,648 from ₹15,015. For 8 grams, the price fell by ₹2,936 to ₹1,17,184, and for 10 grams, the decline was ₹3,670, bringing the price down to ₹1,46,480.
This decline, according to experts, suggests a period of stabilisation in gold prices following recent peaks, likely affected by changes in global gold rates, currency shifts, and a reduction in safe-haven demand. Even with this short-term adjustment, gold remains an important investment choice for buyers in India, particularly during times of uncertainty, with price fluctuations being closely monitored by both investors and jewellery purchasers, according to analysts.
"Gold prices today have shown a slight recovery, trading at $4,697.11 per ounce (approximately ₹1,41,019 per 10 grams), up by 0.90%, amidst a backdrop of recent sell-offs and renewed investor interest," said Gaurav Garg, Research Analyst at Lemonn Markets Desk.
Gold Rate Latest Update: 10th March 2026
Gold prices in Hyderabad have remained high today, with 24-carat gold valued at ₹16,260.59 per gram, indicating persistent strength in the market for precious metals. In addition, 22-carat gold is priced at ₹14,905.54 per gram, while 18-carat gold is selling for ₹12,195.45 per gram. On a larger scale, 10 grams of 24K gold is priced at ₹1,62,605.94, and the same amount of 22K and 18K gold costs ₹1,49,055.45 and ₹1,21,954.46, respectively. For those looking to buy in bulk, 100 grams of 24K gold is assessed at ₹16,26,059.45, underscoring the significant increase in bullion prices. These high rates are occurring alongside strong global gold trends and ongoing demand for the yellow metal as a secure asset.
Jateen Trivedi, VP Research Analyst for Commodities and Currency at LKP Securities, mentioned that Gold exhibited positive movement, trading close to $5,180 and increasing by approximately 0.50%, while MCX Gold saw an increase of ₹1,300, reaching about ₹1,61,000. The decline in crude oil prices and a weaker dollar contributed to the rise in bullion.
Nonetheless, ongoing geopolitical tensions persist, and fluctuations in crude prices will continue to be a significant factor affecting market sentiment. For the time being, gold is anticipated to trade within a range of ₹1,58,000 to ₹1,64,000 on the MCX.
Gold Rate Latest Update: 3rd March 2026
Gold is priced at ₹17,308 per gram for 24 karat, ₹15,865 per gram for 22 karat, and ₹10,305 per gram for 18 karat in Hyderabad today.
In recent times, gold prices in the city have been volatile as global uncertainties and rising demand for safe investments have driven buyers to the yellow metal.
In Hyderabad, gold prices rose significantly today, with 24-carat gold rising by ₹437 per gram. Currently, 24K gold is priced at ₹17,308 per gram, up from yesterday's ₹16,871. For those buying in larger quantities, the price of 10 grams of 24K gold is now ₹1,73,080, up ₹4,370 from the day prior, while 100 grams is selling for ₹17,30,800. Additionally, 22-carat gold also rose by ₹400 per gram, to ₹15,865, up from ₹15,465 the previous day. The cost of 10 grams of 22K gold has increased to ₹1,58,650, reflecting a rise of ₹4,000.
Jateen Trivedi, the Vice President and Research Analyst for Commodity and Currency at LKP Securities, noted that gold prices rose sharply, with MCX reaching ₹1,68,700, while CME gold rose to close to $5,400, up by nearly 2%, amid heightened tensions among the US, Israel, and Iran. The escalating conflict in the Middle East has further fueled demand for safe-haven assets, keeping gold firmly in demand despite its already high prices.
"Technically, gold maintains a strong bullish structure as long as it holds above ₹1,64,000, which now acts as a crucial support zone. On the higher side, ₹1,72,000 remains the immediate resistance; a sustained break above this level could open the path for further upside momentum. Volatility is expected to stay elevated given geopolitical risks and macro data triggers," said Trivedi.
Gold Rate Latest Update: 25th February 2026
Gold prices in Hyderabad have climbed today, reflecting strength in both the domestic and global bullion markets. As of 25 February 2026, the price for 24-carat gold stands at approximately ₹16,170– ₹16,190 per gram, amounting to about ₹1.61– ₹1.62 lakh per 10 grams. In addition, 22-carat gold, commonly used for jewellery, is priced around ₹14,830– ₹14,840 per gram, or roughly ₹1.48 lakh per 10 grams in the city. The prices have risen slightly on a daily basis compared to the prior session, indicating sustained demand in the physical market.
Jateen Trivedi, VP Research Analyst - Commodity and Currency at LKP Securities, noted that gold rose slightly, gaining ₹900 to ₹1,60,900, as CME Gold climbed by $40 to approximately $5,175. Ongoing uncertainties related to tariffs and tensions between the US and Iran continue to bolster safe-haven demand, keeping prices high despite occasional profit-taking. Immediate support is identified around ₹1,55,000, while resistance is positioned at approximately ₹1,64,000. The trend remains strong as long as the critical support levels are maintained.
Gold Rate Latest Update: 17th February 2026
Gold prices declined by nearly one and a half per cent to trade near ₹1.55 lakh per 10 grams in Hyderabad on February 17, following a weak trend in the global precious metal prices. Gold rate in Hyderabad today for 24 Karat was down by 1.48%, at ₹155,190 per 10 grams. The 22 Karat gold rate in Hyderabad was ₹140,149 per 10 grams.
Gaurav Garg, a Research Analyst at Lemonn Markets Desk, noted that on 17 February, gold and silver experienced a decline, with prices stabilizing following recent market fluctuations as investors took profits and responded to a stronger US dollar and changing interest-rate forecasts from the US Federal Reserve. The demand for safe-haven assets, amidst falling global equities and ongoing purchases by central banks, helped to mitigate the losses.
In 2026, both metals are facing a period of volatility after last year’s significant gains, although the overall multi-year bullish trend continues to be upheld. MCX gold is currently hovering around ₹1.55–1.58 lakh per 10 grams, while silver is exhibiting volatility near ₹2.41 lakh per kilogram, remaining below previous highs, said Garg.
The present softness is mainly viewed as a consolidation phase instead of a reversal in trend. Investors might think about maintaining positions and adjusting allocations during downturns, while new investments should be made gradually due to volatile market conditions, according to Garg.
Gold Rate Latest Update: 16th February 2026
Gold prices declined by more than half a percent to trade near ₹1.56 lakh per 10 grams in Hyderabad on February 16, following a weak trend in the global precious metal prices. Gold rate in Hyderabad today for 24 Karat was down by 0.58%, at ₹1,56,490 per 10 grams. The 22 Karat gold rate in Hyderabad was ₹1,42,624 per 10 grams.
Gold prices on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) started the week significantly lower on Monday, dropping below the ₹1.55 lakh per 10 grams mark. Meanwhile, spot gold prices in the global market fell beneath $5,000 an ounce due to a strong US dollar.
Nonetheless, geopolitical tensions are still high, as reports indicate that Washington has sent the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford to the Middle East due to the stalled talks regarding Iran's nuclear program, providing safe-haven support for the precious metal.
Jateen Trivedi, Vice President of Research Analysis for Commodities and Currency at LKP Securities, noted that gold began trading on a weak note at approximately ₹1,54,500 as CME prices fell below the $5,000 level, indicating a cautious attitude in early trading. Nevertheless, a rebound in global prices to about $5,010 aided a recovery in MCX Gold, which rose to approximately ₹1,55,500.
"The near-term trend appears volatile, with price action likely to remain range-bound between ₹1,52,000 and ₹1,57,000 over the next few sessions as participants track global cues and dollar movement," added Trivedi.
Editor's Note: This page was originally published in January 2023 and has been updated with the latest developments regularly since then.
Gold Rate in Hyderabad FAQs
On 31 May 2026, the market rate for 22 karat gold in Hyderabad stands at ₹14,290 per gram.
Pure 24 karat gold is currently priced at ₹15,601 per gram in the Hyderabad market.
A tola is a unit of mass equal to 12 grams. In Hyderabad, you can purchase 1 tola of gold for approximately ₹1,87,213 in 24 karat purity and ₹1,71,487 in 22 karat purity.
Buying 2 tolas of gold in Hyderabad requires an investment of roughly ₹3,42,975 for 22 karat and ₹3,74,427 for 24 karat variants.
To acquire 3 tolas of gold in Hyderabad, you would spend approximately ₹5,14,463 for 22 karat gold and ₹5,61,641 for 24 karat gold.
As of 31 May 2026, 10 grams of 22 karat gold is valued at ₹1,42,906 while 10 grams of 24 karat gold costs ₹1,56,011 in Hyderabad.
Yes, pricing varies between hallmarked and non-hallmarked gold jewellery in Hyderabad. Typically, non-hallmarked gold jewellery is more economical because it lacks official purity certification or assurance.
Yes, all gold purchases in Hyderabad are subject to a 3% GST (1.5% CGST and 1.5% SGST).
The crafting costs associated with transforming raw gold into jewellery in Hyderabad typically range from 5% to 35%, depending on the design complexity and the artisanal skill involved.
For gold purchases exceeding Rs. 2 lakhs in Hyderabad, you must provide your PAN (Permanent Account Number) details as mandated by government regulations.
Physical gold remains a dependable and secure investment in 2026, offering both tangible asset value and emotional reassurance, thanks to its inherent stability and psychological comfort.
