Market Breakdown: Record Gains Across Carats
The most premium category, 24-carat gold, saw a sharp overnight increase. The price per gram jumped from yesterday’s ₹15,408 to ₹16,068 today, marking a substantial rise of ₹660 per single gram. For those purchasing in standard 10-gram quantities, the price now stands at ₹1,60,680, up from yesterday’s ₹1,54,080.
The jewelry-grade 22-carat gold followed a similar trajectory. Prices rose by ₹605 per gram, bringing the current rate to ₹14,730. A 10-gram purchase in this category now costs ₹1,47,300, compared to the previous day’s rate of ₹1,41,250.
Meanwhile, the more affordable 18-carat gold segment also felt the heat of the market rally. Rates climbed from ₹11,560 to ₹12,055 per gram, representing an increase of ₹495.
Comparative Price Table: Delhi Gold Market (INR)
| Gold Purity | Today (per 10g) | Yesterday (per 10g) | Net Change |
| 24 Carat | ₹1,60,680 | ₹1,54,080 | + ₹6,600 |
| 22 Carat | ₹1,47,300 | ₹1,41,250 | + ₹6,050 |
| 18 Carat | ₹1,20,550 | ₹1,15,600 | + ₹4,950 |
Economic Implications
Market analysts suggest that such steep escalations in Delhi's gold rates often stem from a combination of fluctuating international spot prices, currency depreciation against the dollar, and local festive demand. The sharp "Change" column—notably the ₹66,000 jump for 100 grams of 24-carat gold—underscores a period of intense price discovery that may impact both retail consumption and industrial hedging strategies in the coming days.
As the market stabilizes, jewelers and buyers alike are keeping a close watch on global economic indicators. For the average consumer in Delhi, this surge marks a significant threshold, potentially altering bridal buying patterns and long-term investment portfolios in the immediate future.
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