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Gold Rate in Mumbai Today ( as on 9 Mar, 2026)

10g of 24k gold (99.9%)
160385.22-1,324.33
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Gold Rate in Mumbai today stand at 16,038 for 24 carat, 14,691 for 22 carat, and 12,028 for 18 carat (999 gold) per gram.

Weekly and Monthly Graph of Gold Rate in Mumbai

24K Gold Rate in Mumbai Today (INR)

GramTodayYesterdayChange
1 16,063.15 16,170.96-107.81
8 1,28,505.18 1,29,367.64-862.46
10 1,60,631.47 1,61,709.55-1,078.08
100 16,06,314.70 16,17,095.50-10,780.80

22K Gold Rate in Mumbai Today (INR)

GramTodayYesterdayChange
1 14,713.84 14,812.60-98.75
8 1,17,710.74 1,18,500.76-790.02
10 1,47,138.43 1,48,125.95-987.52
100 14,71,384.30 14,81,259.50-9,875.20

18K Gold Rate in Mumbai Today (INR)

GramTodayYesterdayChange
1 12,047.36 12,128.22-80.86
8 96,378.88 97,025.73-646.85
10 1,20,473.60 1,21,282.16-808.56
100 12,04,736.00 12,12,821.60-8,085.60

Compare Average Gold Rate for 22K & 24K

Date22K24K
10 days1,48,562.491,62,186.13
20 days1,47,158.491,60,591.33
30 days1,46,389.901,59,726.50
60 days1,43,596.781,56,652.96
90 days1,37,422.061,49,908.29
180 days1,25,032.941,36,391.12
1 year1,07,260.281,16,999.84

Gold Rate in Mumbai for Last 14 Days (1 gram)

Date22K24K
Mar 9, 202614,699.14 (-98.65)16,047.10 (-107.70)
Mar 8, 202614,797.80 016,154.80 0
Mar 7, 202614,797.80 016,154.80 0
Mar 6, 202614,797.80 (+149.49)16,154.80 (+163.20)
Mar 5, 202614,648.31 (-179.54)15,991.60 (-196.00)
Mar 4, 202614,827.84 (-418.98)16,187.60 (-457.40)
Mar 3, 202615,246.82 016,645.00 0
Mar 2, 202615,246.82 (+570.94)16,645.00 (+623.30)
Mar 1, 202614,675.88 016,021.70 0
Feb 28, 202614,675.88 016,021.70 0
Feb 27, 202614,675.88 (-172.12)16,021.70 (-174.30)
Feb 26, 202614,848.00 (-11.00)16,196.00 (-11.00)
Feb 25, 202614,859.00 (+40.00)16,207.00 (+43.00)
Feb 24, 202614,819.00 (+192.00)16,164.00 (+209.00)
Feb 23, 202614,627.00 (-1.00)15,955.00 (-1.00)

Should You Invest in Gold Now?

Expert Opinion

"We suggest avoiding fresh positions in gold and silver in today's session and waiting for some stability in the markets," said Manoj Kumar Jain of Prithvifinmart Commodity Research.

Updated: March 7, 2026

Gold to Silver Ratio (GSR)

60.73
<40Gold Extreme Discount
40-50Gold Undervalued
50-70Neutral Zone
70-80Silver Undervalued
>80Silver Extreme Discount

Neutral Zone

Neither metal is a "steal" relative to each other; continue your regular 50/50 or 60/40 split.

Nifty 50 to Gold Ratio

1.5
<2.0Equities Deeply Undervalued
2.0-2.5Equities Favoring Gold
2.5-3.5Equilibrium Zone
3.5-4.5Equity Exuberance
>4.5Equity Bubble Zone

Equities Deeply Undervalued

Gold is at a "crowded" peak; historically, this is the best time to move capital into stocks for a bull run.

Historical Price of Gold Rate in Mumbai

Date22K24K
1 March 1,46,905.53 1,60,377.22
9 March 1,47,138.43 1,60,631.47
Highest rate 1,52,620.67 (3 March) 1,66,616.45 (3 March)
Lowest rate 1,46,629.54 (5 March) 1,60,075.92 (5 March)
Trend
Rising
Rising
% Change0.16%0.16%
Date22K24K
1 February 1,47,627.48 1,61,020.86
28 February 1,46,905.53 1,60,377.22
Highest rate 1,48,738.59 (25 February) 1,62,232.07 (25 February)
Lowest rate 1,40,810.67 (3 February) 1,53,593.44 (3 February)
Trend
Falling
Falling
% Change-0.49%-0.40%
Date22K24K
1 January 1,24,043.92 1,35,295.16
31 January 1,55,525.37 1,69,639.47
Highest rate 1,64,404.24 (30 January) 1,79,319.14 (30 January)
Lowest rate 1,24,043.92 (1 January) 1,35,295.16 (1 January)
Trend
Rising
Rising
% Change25.38%25.38%
Date22K24K
1 December 1,19,389.27 1,30,220.09
31 December 1,25,245.12 1,36,606.47
Highest rate 1,29,859.73 (28 December) 1,41,641.50 (28 December)
Lowest rate 1,19,038.92 (10 December) 1,29,839.71 (10 December)
Trend
Rising
Rising
% Change4.90%4.90%
Date22K24K
1 November 1,13,373.26 1,23,663.54
30 November 1,19,399.28 1,30,230.10
Highest rate 1,19,399.28 (30 November) 1,30,230.10 (30 November)
Lowest rate 1,11,721.61 (6 November) 1,21,861.74 (6 November)
Trend
Rising
Rising
% Change5.32%5.31%
Date22K24K
1 October 1,07,940.83 1,17,740.62
31 October 1,11,721.61 1,21,861.74
Highest rate 1,22,004.88 (18 October) 1,33,085.95 (18 October)
Lowest rate 1,07,940.83 (1 October) 1,17,740.62 (1 October)
Trend
Rising
Rising
% Change3.50%3.50%
Date22K24K
1 September 96,459.36 1,05,218.11
30 September 1,06,989.88 1,16,699.58
Highest rate 1,06,989.88 (30 September) 1,16,699.58 (30 September)
Lowest rate 96,459.36 (1 September) 1,05,218.11 (1 September)
Trend
Rising
Rising
% Change10.92%10.91%
Date22K24K
1 August 91,954.86 1,00,293.19
31 August 96,469.37 1,05,228.12
Highest rate 96,469.37 (31 August) 1,05,228.12 (31 August)
Lowest rate 91,754.66 (2 August) 1,00,082.98 (2 August)
Trend
Rising
Rising
% Change4.91%4.92%
Date22K24K
1 July 89,402.31 97,520.42
31 July 92,375.28 1,00,763.66
Highest rate 94,076.98 (24 July) 1,02,615.51 (24 July)
Lowest rate 89,402.31 (1 July) 97,520.42 (1 July)
Trend
Rising
Rising
% Change3.33%3.33%
Date22K24K
1 June 89,462.37 97,580.48
30 June 89,552.46 97,680.58
Highest rate 93,466.37 (15 June) 1,01,954.85 (15 June)
Lowest rate 89,452.36 (2 June) 97,570.47 (2 June)
Trend
Rising
Rising
% Change0.10%0.10%
Date22K24K
1 May 90,002.91 98,151.05
31 May 89,472.38 97,590.49
Highest rate 91,574.48 (9 May) 99,882.78 (9 May)
Lowest rate 86,349.26 (16 May) 94,187.09 (16 May)
Trend
Falling
Falling
% Change-0.59%-0.57%
Date22K24K
1 April 84,517.43 92,185.09
30 April 90,072.98 98,251.15
Highest rate 93,176.08 (23 April) 1,01,634.53 (23 April)
Lowest rate 82,495.41 (9 April) 89,982.89 (9 April)
Trend
Rising
Rising
% Change6.57%6.58%
Date22K24K
1 March 79,842.76 87,090.00
31 March 83,846.76 91,454.36
Highest rate 83,856.77 (30 March) 91,464.37 (30 March)
Lowest rate 79,642.56 (4 March) 86,869.78 (4 March)
Trend
Rising
Rising
% Change5.01%5.01%

Gold Rate Calculator

Gold Rate in Mumbai for 10gm 24 Carat is -

Latest updates on Gold Price in Mumbai

Gold Rate Latest Update: 27th February 2026

Gold prices were above 1.60 lakh per 10 grams in the country’s financial capital on Friday, February 27, following gains in commodity futures and steady global precious metal prices. Gold rate in Mumbai today for 24 Karat increased by 270, or 0.17%, to 160,420 per 10 grams. The 22 Karat gold rate in Mumbai was 1,47,052 per 10 grams.

The gains in gold rate today in Mumbai follows a rise in the futures market on Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), which rose above 1,60,300 level. On the global front, gold prices gained support from the concerns over US trade protectionism as Trump reiterated his commitment to expanding tariffs, alongside lingering uncertainty around the US–Iran nuclear talks.

Kaynat Chainwala, AVP Commodity Research, Kotak Securities noted that sustained gains in gold prices would likely require clearer signals of imminent rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve or renewed escalation of geopolitical tensions, as a firm dollar continues to cap upside.


Gold Rate Latest Update: 18th February 2026

Gold prices got costlier by more than 1,000 per 10 grams in the country’s financial capital on Wednesday, February 18, following a rally in the precious metal prices in domestic and international markets. Gold rate in Mumbai today for 24 Karat increased by 1,020, or 0.67%, at 1,52,880 per 10 grams. The 22 Karat gold rate in Mumbai was 1,40,140 per 10 grams.
On the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), gold rate today traded over a percent higher, rising above 1.53 lakh per 10 grams level in early deals, following gains in global bullion prices, as investors seem to opt for short covering after heavy profit booking in the previous sessions.
Gold prices seem to be consolidating after sharp bouts of volatility seen earlier. Analysts maintain their long-term bullish view for the precious metal prices.
“Overall, the current price action is being viewed as consolidation within a broader corrective phase rather than a breakdown of the long-term bullish trend. Investors may consider staggered accumulation, while traders should remain cautious amid elevated volatility,” said Gaurav Garg, Research Analyst at Lemonn Markets Desk.

Gold Rate Latest Update: 17th February 2026

Gold prices got cheaper by more than 2,000 per 10 grams in the country’s financial capital on February 17, following a weakness in the precious metal prices on domestic and global exchanges. Gold rate in Mumbai today for 24 Karat was down by 2,140, or 1.38%, at 1,52,810 per 10 grams. The 22 Karat gold rate in Mumbai was 1,40,076 per 10 grams.
On the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), gold rate today traded over a percent lower, following weakness in global bullion prices, weighed down by a stronger US dollar and easing geopolitical tensions.
Analysts see the present subdued trend in gold prices as consolidation rather than a trend reversal, while suggesting investors to rebalance on dips, with staggered allocation amid choppy market conditions.

Gold Rate Latest Update: 16th February 2026

Gold prices declined by more than half a percent to trade near 1.55 lakh per 10 grams in the country’s financial capital on February 16, following a weak trend in the global precious metal prices. Gold rate in Mumbai today for 24 Karat was down by 820, or 0.52%, at 1,55,420 per 10 grams. The 22 Karat gold rate in Mumbai was 1,42,468 per 10 grams.
Gold rate on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) opened sharply lower on Monday and slipped below 1.55 lakh per 10 grams level. Spot gold prices in the international market dipped below $5,000 an ounce amid a firm US dollar.
However, geopolitical tensions remain elevated, following reports that Washington has deployed the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford to the Middle East amid stalled Iran nuclear talks, lending safe-haven support to the precious metal.
“Gold and silver began the week on a softer note, as investors booked profits after the weekend's rally. However, ongoing central bank purchases, heightened safe-haven demand amid the correction in tech and AI stocks, and a weaker dollar index have helped cushion the downside,” said Gaurvav Garg, Lemonn Markets Desk.
In the near term, he expects gold prices to trade in a narrow range, as markets await clearer signals on the US Federal Reserve’s policy stance and broader cues on the direction of the global economy.

Gold Rate in Mumbai Compared to Other Cities

Gold rates in Mumbai may differ slightly from those in other Indian cities due to local demand, transportation costs, and regional taxes. However, these differences are usually marginal, ensuring that Mumbai’s gold market remains competitive.

Where to Buy Gold in Mumbai: Top Markets and Stores

Mumbai offers numerous options for purchasing gold:

  1. Zaveri Bazaar: One of the oldest and most famous gold markets in Mumbai, known for its wide variety of jewelry.
  2. Bandra: An upscale shopping district with several branded jewelry stores offering certified gold products.
  3. Colaba: A popular shopping area that offers a mix of traditional and modern gold jewelry stores.

Factors Influencing Gold Rate in Mumbai

The gold rate in Mumbai is influenced by several factors:

  1. Global Market Trends: The international gold market heavily influences the gold rate in Mumbai. Global economic conditions, geopolitical tensions, and shifts in demand and supply impact the market.
  2. Currency Exchange Rates: The value of the Indian Rupee against the US Dollar is crucial. A weaker rupee usually leads to higher gold prices.
  3. Local Demand and Supply: During festivals like Diwali and wedding seasons, demand for gold in Mumbai increases, leading to higher prices.
  4. Government Policies: Import duties, GST, and other regulatory measures imposed by the government directly affect the gold prices in Mumbai.
  5. Inflation: Gold is traditionally seen as a hedge against inflation. When inflation rises, demand for gold typically increases, pushing up prices.

Historical Gold Price Trends in Mumbai

Gold prices in Mumbai have generally shown an upward trend over the years, influenced by global economic events and changes in investor sentiment. For instance, during periods of global financial instability, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, gold prices saw significant increases as investors flocked to safe-haven assets.

Best Times to Buy Gold in Mumbai

To make the most of your investment, consider these strategies:

  1. Off-Peak Seasons: Gold prices tend to spike during festivals and weddings due to high demand. Purchasing during off-peak seasons can yield better rates.
  2. Market Dips: Regularly monitoring market trends can help you buy during price dips, maximizing your investment value.
  3. Economic Stability: During stable economic periods, gold prices are generally lower, making it a good time to invest.

Gold Investment Options in Mumbai

Mumbai offers various avenues for investing in gold:

  1. Physical Gold: This traditional form of investment includes purchasing gold jewelry, coins, and bars. However, it comes with risks such as storage issues and potential theft.
  2. Gold ETFs and Mutual Funds: These financial products offer a modern way to invest in gold without the need for physical storage. They track the price of gold and can be traded on stock exchanges.
  3. Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs): Issued by the Government of India, SGBs are a secure investment option offering interest along with capital appreciation based on the gold rate.
  4. Digital Gold: Digital gold allows you to buy and store gold online in small denominations, providing convenience and flexibility, especially for small investors.

How to Track Gold Prices in Mumbai

To stay updated with the latest gold prices in Mumbai:

  1. Online Platforms: Websites like GoodReturns, Moneycontrol, and other financial news portals provide real-time updates on gold prices.
  2. Bank Websites: Many banks offer live updates on gold rates, particularly those that sell gold coins and bars.
  3. Jewelry Stores: Most reputable jewelers in Mumbai regularly update their prices, both online and in-store.

Understanding Gold Purity: 18 carat, 22 carat, and 24 carat

Understanding gold purity is essential when purchasing gold in Mumbai:

  • 24 carat Gold: Pure gold, ideal for investment purposes.
  • 22 carat Gold: Slightly less pure, commonly used in jewelry for its durability.
  • 18 carat Gold: Contains 75% gold, making it more durable and affordable, perfect for intricate jewelry designs.

Always ensure the gold you buy is hallmarked to verify its purity and authenticity.

Tips for Buying Gold in Mumbai

When buying gold in Mumbai, keep these tips in mind:

  1. Verify Purity: Always insist on hallmarked gold to ensure you’re getting what you pay for.
  2. Negotiate Making Charges: Making charges can vary significantly between jewelers, so don’t hesitate to negotiate for a better deal.
  3. Monitor Gold Prices: Regularly check gold prices to time your purchase when rates are favorable.
  4. Choose Reputable Jewelers: Purchasing from established jewelers ensures quality and fair pricing.

Conclusion

Understanding the gold rate in Mumbai is crucial for anyone looking to buy, sell, or invest in gold. By staying informed about market trends, local demand, and government policies, you can make well-informed decisions that maximize your investment’s value. This guide provides all the information you need to navigate the gold market in Mumbai effectively, whether you’re a seasoned investor or a first-time buyer.

Gold Rate in Mumbai FAQs

On 9 March 2026, the market rate for 22 karat gold in Mumbai stands at ₹14,691 per gram.

Pure 24 karat gold is currently priced at ₹16,038 per gram in the Mumbai market.

A tola is a unit of mass equal to 12 grams. In Mumbai, you can purchase 1 tola of gold for approximately ₹1,92,462 in 24 karat purity and ₹1,76,295 in 22 karat purity.

Buying 2 tolas of gold in Mumbai requires an investment of roughly ₹3,52,590 for 22 karat and ₹3,84,924 for 24 karat variants.

To acquire 3 tolas of gold in Mumbai, you would spend approximately ₹5,28,886 for 22 karat gold and ₹5,77,386 for 24 karat gold.

As of 9 March 2026, 10 grams of 22 karat gold is valued at ₹1,46,912 while 10 grams of 24 karat gold costs ₹1,60,385 in Mumbai.

Yes, pricing varies between hallmarked and non-hallmarked gold jewellery in Mumbai. Typically, non-hallmarked gold jewellery is more economical because it lacks official purity certification or assurance.

Yes, all gold purchases in Mumbai are subject to a 3% GST (1.5% CGST and 1.5% SGST).

The crafting costs associated with transforming raw gold into jewellery in Mumbai typically range from 5% to 35%, depending on the design complexity and the artisanal skill involved.

For gold purchases exceeding Rs. 2 lakhs in Mumbai, you must provide your PAN (Permanent Account Number) details as mandated by government regulations.

Physical gold remains a dependable and secure investment in 2026, offering both tangible asset value and emotional reassurance, thanks to its inherent stability and psychological comfort.

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