Gold Prices Rebound to ₹16,238 on March 10: Latest 24K, 22K and 18K Rates Across Major Cities

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Last Updated: 10th March 2026 - 12:27 pm

Gold prices in India have shown a modest rebound after the pullback seen following the sharp surge at the start of March. The 24K rate, which had jumped to ₹16,980 per gram on March 2, declined steadily to ₹16,762 on March 3, ₹16,451 on March 4, ₹16,353 on March 5, ₹16,211 on March 6, and ₹16,168 on March 9, before ticking up slightly to ₹16,238 on March 10, suggesting a tentative recovery after sustained profit-taking.

The rally had come after a brief late-February pullback, when prices hovered around ₹16,157–₹16,168 on February 26–27, following a peak of ₹16,189 on February 25. Earlier, gold had climbed from ₹16,135 on February 23 to ₹16,178 on February 24 and ₹16,189 on February 25 before easing.

Prior to that, prices had recovered to ₹15,649 on February 19 after slipping to ₹15,420 on February 17–18, and briefly eased to ₹15,617 on February 20 before staging the late-February rally, highlighting the persistent volatility in recent weeks.

Gold Prices Today in India March 10, 2026

As of 12:23 PM on March 10, 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:

  • March 10th: 24K at ₹16,238, 22K at ₹14,885, 18K at ₹12,179.
  • March 9th: 24K at ₹16,168, 22K at ₹14,820, 18K at ₹12,126.
  • March 6th: 24K at ₹16,211, 22K at ₹14,860, 18K at ₹12,158.
  • March 5th: 24K at ₹16,353, 22K at ₹14,990, 18K at ₹12,265.
  • March 4th: 24K at ₹16,451, 22K at ₹15,080, 18K at ₹12,338.

Gold prices in India showed a modest rebound in the latest session after several days of decline. On March 10, the 24K rate edged up to ₹16,238, compared with ₹16,168 on March 9, though still below ₹16,211 on March 6, ₹16,353 on March 5, and ₹16,451 on March 4, indicating a slight recovery after the recent corrective trend.

Similarly, 22K gold rose to ₹14,885 on March 10, up from ₹14,820 on March 9 but still lower than ₹14,860 on March 6 and ₹14,990 on March 5. The 18K rate also increased to ₹12,179, compared with ₹12,126 on March 9 and ₹12,158 on March 6.

Despite the brief rebound, prices remain below the early-March highs, suggesting the market is still in a phase of short-term consolidation following the strong rally at the start of the month.

Gold Market Outlook

Gold prices in India have shown a mild rebound after several sessions of decline following the sharp rally at the start of March. The 24K rate, which had surged to ₹16,980 on March 2, declined steadily to ₹16,762 on March 3, ₹16,451 on March 4, ₹16,353 on March 5, ₹16,211 on March 6, and ₹16,168 on March 9, before edging higher to ₹16,238 on March 10. The movement suggests a tentative recovery after the recent phase of profit-taking.

Similarly, 22K gold slipped from ₹15,365 on March 3 to ₹15,080 on March 4, ₹14,990 on March 5, ₹14,860 on March 6, and ₹14,820 on March 9, before rising slightly to ₹14,885 on March 10, indicating a modest bounce after the cooling trend.

The 18K rate has followed a similar trajectory, easing from ₹12,572 on March 3 to ₹12,338 on March 4, ₹12,265 on March 5, ₹12,158 on March 6, and ₹12,126 on March 9, before ticking up to ₹12,179 on March 10. While prices have recovered slightly in the latest session, the broader trend still reflects consolidation after the early-March surge.

Conclusion

As of March 10, gold prices across most major cities are hovering around ₹16,238 per gram for 24K, ₹14,885 for 22K, and ₹12,179 for 18K. Chennai continues to trade at a premium, with 24K gold at ₹16,418, while Delhi is slightly above the broader average at ₹16,253.

Although prices have cooled from the March 2 peak, gold remains relatively elevated compared to late-February levels, suggesting continued underlying demand. With prices attempting a modest rebound after the recent pullback, the metal is likely to remain sensitive to global cues, currency movements, and shifts in overall market sentiment in the near term.

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