Gold Prices Rise to ₹14,728 on March 30 After Brief Dip: Latest 24K, 22K and 18K Rates Across Major Cities

Gold prices in India have shown signs of cooling after the sharp rebound seen earlier this week. The 24K rate, which had surged to ₹16,980 per gram on March 2, slipped 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 up slightly to ₹16,238 on March 10, suggesting a temporary recovery after sustained profit-taking.

However, the rebound proved short-lived. Prices climbed further to ₹16,331 on March 11 before easing to ₹16,222 on March 12 and declining again to ₹16,124 on March 13. The downward trend extended further, with the 24K rate falling to ₹15,917 on March 16, ₹15,862 on March 17, ₹15,775 on March 18, ₹15,464 on March 19, ₹15,093 on March 20, and sharply to ₹14,002 on March 23, before edging slightly higher to ₹14,035 on March 24 and rebounding strongly to ₹14,667 on March 25.

The recovery briefly moderated, with prices easing to ₹14,471 on March 27, indicating mild profit-taking after the rebound. However, gold prices regained momentum in the latest session, rising to ₹14,728 on March 30, signalling renewed buying interest after the short-lived cooling phase. Overall, the movement highlights ongoing volatility in gold prices following the strong rally at the beginning of the month, with the corrective phase showing intermittent recovery amid continued fluctuations.

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Gold Prices Today in India March 30, 2026

As of 14:15 PM on March 30, 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:

• Gold Price Today in Mumbai: 24K at ₹14,728, 22K at ₹13,500, 18K at ₹11,046.
• Gold Price Today in Chennai: 24K at ₹14,837, 22K at ₹13,600, 18K at ₹11,345.
• Gold Price Today in Bangalore:24K at ₹14,728, 22K at ₹13,500, 18K at ₹11,046.
• Gold Price Today in Hyderabad: 24K at ₹14,728, 22K at ₹13,500, 18K at ₹11,046.
• Gold Price Today in Kerala: 24K at ₹14,728, 22K at ₹13,500, 18K at ₹11,046.
• Gold Price Today in Delhi: 24K at ₹14,743, 22K at ₹13,515, 18K at ₹10,061.

Recent Gold Price Movements in India

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

• March 30th: 24K at ₹14,728, 22K at ₹13,500, 18K at ₹11,046.
• March 27th: 24K at ₹14,471, 22K at ₹13,265, 18K at ₹10,853.
• March 25th: 24K at ₹14,667, 22K at ₹13,445, 18K at ₹11,001.
• March 24th: 24K at ₹14,035, 22K at ₹12,865, 18K at ₹10,526.
• March 23rd: 24K at ₹14,002, 22K at ₹12,835, 18K at ₹10,502.

Gold prices in India have rebounded again after the mild pullback seen late last week. On March 30, the 24K rate climbed to ₹14,728, up from ₹14,471 on March 27 and ₹14,667 on March 25, while remaining well above ₹14,035 on March 24 and ₹14,002 on March 23. The latest rise suggests renewed buying interest after the brief phase of profit-taking.

Similarly, 22K gold had risen to ₹14,885 on March 10 and ₹14,970 on March 11 before easing to ₹14,870 on March 12 and ₹14,780 on March 13, falling further to ₹14,590 on March 16, ₹14,540 on March 17, ₹14,460 on March 18, ₹14,175 on March 19, ₹13,835 on March 20, ₹12,835 on March 23, and ₹12,865 on March 24, before rebounding to ₹13,445 on March 25 and easing to ₹13,265 on March 27, then rising again to ₹13,500 on March 30.

The 18K rate followed the same trajectory, climbing from ₹12,179 on March 10 to ₹12,248 on March 11 before slipping to ₹12,167 on March 12 and ₹12,093 on March 13, then declining further to ₹11,938 on March 16, ₹11,897 on March 17, ₹11,831 on March 18, ₹11,598 on March 19, ₹11,320 on March 20, ₹10,502 on March 23, and ₹10,526 on March 24, before rising to ₹11,001 on March 25 and easing to ₹10,853 on March 27, and then ticking higher to ₹11,046 on March 30, indicating a renewed upward move after the recent cooling phase.

Gold Market Outlook

Gold prices in India have moved higher again after the brief cooling seen late last week. The 24K rate, which had surged to ₹16,980 on March 2, declined steadily through mid-March to ₹15,093 on March 20 and then dropped sharply to ₹14,002 on March 23. Prices showed a mild recovery to ₹14,035 on March 24 before jumping further to ₹14,667 on March 25. The rebound cooled slightly to ₹14,471 on March 27, but rose again to ₹14,728 on March 30, signalling renewed buying interest after short-term profit-taking.

Similarly, 22K gold moved 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 rebounding slightly to ₹14,885 on March 10 and ₹14,970 on March 11. Prices then eased to ₹14,870 on March 12 and ₹14,780 on March 13, declining further to ₹14,590 on March 16, ₹14,540 on March 17, ₹14,460 on March 18, ₹14,175 on March 19, ₹13,835 on March 20, and ₹12,835 on March 23, before rising to ₹12,865 on March 24 and ₹13,445 on March 25, easing to ₹13,265 on March 27, and climbing again to ₹13,500 on March 30, indicating strengthening momentum.

The 18K rate followed the same 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 rising to ₹12,179 on March 10 and ₹12,248 on March 11. It then slipped to ₹12,167 on March 12 and ₹12,093 on March 13, falling further to ₹11,938 on March 16, ₹11,897 on March 17, ₹11,831 on March 18, ₹11,598 on March 19, ₹11,320 on March 20, and ₹10,502 on March 23, before recovering to ₹10,526 on March 24 and ₹11,001 on March 25, easing to ₹10,853 on March 27, and ticking higher to ₹11,046 on March 30, suggesting renewed upward traction after the recent pause.

Conclusion

As of March 30, gold prices across most major cities are hovering around ₹14,728 per gram for 24K, ₹13,500 for 22K, and ₹11,046 for 18K. Chennai continues to trade at a premium, with 24K gold at ₹14,837, while Delhi remains slightly above the broader average at ₹14,743.

Although prices remain below early-March highs, the latest rise indicates strengthening recovery momentum after the sharp mid-March correction. With volatility still elevated, gold is likely to remain sensitive to global cues, currency movements, and shifts in overall market sentiment in the near term.