Gold Prices Hit New Peak Near ₹16,200 on January 27: Latest 24K, 22K and 18K Rates Across India

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Last Updated: 27th January 2026 - 11:55 am

Gold prices in India strengthened further in the second half of January, decisively breaking out of the brief consolidation phase and scaling fresh highs. After surging to ₹15,660 per gram on January 21, the 24K benchmark saw mild profit-taking on January 22, easing to ₹15,431, before resuming its upward march to ₹15,715 on January 23. The rally gathered fresh momentum in the final week, with prices rising to ₹16,026 on January 25 and hitting a new peak of ₹16,195 on January 27, confirming a strong upside breakout.

Prices are now comfortably above mid-January levels and well beyond the earlier base near the ₹15,400–₹15,500 zone, underscoring robust follow-through buying and elevated volatility. The swift move from around ₹15,400 on January 22 to above ₹16,000 within five sessions highlights strong bullish momentum in the domestic gold market.

Gold Prices Today in India January 27, 2026

As of 11:47 AM on January 27, gold rate today across major Indian cities declines compared to the previous session. Below are the latest per-gram prices for 24K, 22K, and 18K gold across key regions:

Recent Gold Price Movements in India

Here’s a snapshot of how gold prices have moved over the past few days:

  • January 27th: 24K at ₹16,195, 22K at ₹14,845, 18K at ₹12,146.
  • January 25th: 24K at ₹16,026, 22K at ₹14,690, 18K at ₹12,019.
  • January 23rd: 24K at ₹15,715, 22K at ₹14,405, 18K at ₹11,786.
  • January 22nd: 24K at ₹15,431, 22K at ₹14,145, 18K at ₹11,573.
  • January 21st: 24K at ₹15,660, 22K at ₹14,355, 18K at ₹11,745.

Gold prices in India extended their rally in late January, breaking out of the mid-month consolidation and pushing to fresh highs. The 24K benchmark climbed from ₹15,660 on January 21, eased slightly to ₹15,431 on January 22, and then advanced to ₹15,715 on January 23. The uptrend strengthened further in the final week, with prices rising to ₹16,026 on January 25 and scaling a new peak of ₹16,195 on January 27. Prices are now decisively above earlier January levels, confirming a strong upside breakout.

Lower purities mirrored the move. 22K gold rose from ₹14,355 on January 21, dipped marginally to ₹14,145 on January 22, and then moved up to ₹14,405 on January 23, before extending gains to ₹14,690 on January 25 and ₹14,845 on January 27. Similarly, 18K advanced from ₹11,745 to ₹11,573 and then to ₹11,786, before climbing further to ₹12,019 and finally to ₹12,146 by January 27. The consistent sequence of higher highs across all purities underscores a firmly bullish near-term bias, supported by strong momentum despite elevated volatility.

Gold Market Outlook

Gold prices in India extended their rally into late January and pushed to fresh record highs, with the 24K benchmark climbing from ₹15,660 on January 21 to ₹16,195 by January 27. After a brief dip to ₹15,431 on January 22, the uptrend quickly reasserted itself, with prices advancing steadily through ₹15,715 on January 23 and ₹16,026 on January 25 before reaching the latest high.

Lower purities mirrored this strength. 22K gold rose from ₹14,355 on January 21, dipped slightly to ₹14,145 on January 22, then moved higher to ₹14,405 on January 23, ₹14,690 on January 25 and ₹14,845 on January 27. Similarly, 18K advanced from ₹11,745 to ₹11,573, then climbed to ₹11,786, ₹12,019 and finally ₹12,146. City-wise, Chennai and Delhi continued to quote a marginal premium, with 24K around ₹16,320 in Chennai and ₹16,210 in Delhi, while Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Kerala were clustered near ₹16,195.

Conclusion

As of January 27, gold in India is trading at fresh highs, with 24K around ₹16,195–₹16,320 per gram, 22K near ₹14,845–₹14,960, and 18K close to ₹12,146–₹12,475 across major cities. The rapid rise from the ₹15,400–₹15,500 zone earlier in the week to above ₹16,000 underscores the strength of the ongoing uptrend. Broad-based firmness across all purities and key markets, led by a slight premium in Chennai and Delhi, indicates that the domestic gold market retains a strong bullish bias, supported by solid demand and favourable global cues despite heightened short-term volatility.

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