Gold Prices Inch Up on July 18: 24K Now at ₹9,934 Per Gram

After a marginal dip earlier this week, gold prices in India edged slightly higher on Thursday, July 18, 2025. The modest rise reflects ongoing investor interest in gold amid mixed global cues and steady domestic demand. Despite the muted movement, gold remains a preferred hedge against inflation and continues to draw investor confidence.

According to the latest market data, 24K gold has increased by ₹1 per gram to ₹9,934, while 22K gold has also risen by ₹1 to ₹9,106 per gram. The rate of 18K gold rose by ₹1 per gram to ₹7,451. These figures, sourced from reputed jewellers, indicate a stable and gradual uptrend across major Indian cities.

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Gold Prices Today in India – July 18, 2025

As of 9:49 AM on July 18, gold rate today across key metro cities has witnessed a slight surge. Below are the latest per-gram rates for 22K and 24K gold:

• Gold Price Today in Mumbai: 22K gold is priced at ₹9,106 per gram, while 24K gold is quoted at ₹9,934 per gram.
• Gold Price Today in Chennai: Chennai records 22K gold at ₹9,106 and 24K gold at ₹9,934 per gram.
• Gold Price Today in Bangalore: The rates in Bangalore are ₹9,106 for 22K and ₹9,934 for 24K per gram.
• Gold Price Today in Hyderabad: Hyderabad follows suit with 22K gold at ₹9,106 and 24K at ₹9,934 per gram.
• Gold Price Today in Kerala: Gold in Kerala is trading at ₹9,106 (22K) and ₹9,934 (24K) per gram.
• Gold Price Today in Delhi: Delhi shows slightly higher rates with 22K gold at ₹9,114 and 24K gold at ₹9,949 per gram.

Recent Gold Price Movements in India

Here’s how gold prices have fluctuated over the past few days:

• July 17: 24K at ₹9,933, 22K at ₹9,105
• July 16: 24K at ₹9,928, 22K at ₹9,100
• July 15: 24K at ₹9,977, 22K at ₹9,145
• July 14: 24K at ₹9,988, 22K at ₹9,155
• July 13: 24K at ₹9,971, 22K at ₹9,140
• July 12: 24K at ₹9,971, 22K at ₹9,140

Gold Market Outlook

The upward tick in gold prices today reflects underlying investor confidence in the metal amid global uncertainties. With the festive and wedding seasons approaching in India, physical demand is expected to remain strong. Any developments in global inflation or geopolitical risks may act as further catalysts, supporting gold's long-standing appeal as a reliable and stable asset class.