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Gold Rate Today September 11, 2026: 18K, 22K & 24K Gold Prices City-Wise

Gold Rate Today, September 11, 2026: Gold prices witnessed volatility in the Indian market on Friday amid movements in global bullion prices and continuing geopolitical…

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    Gold Rate Today, September 11, 2026: Gold prices witnessed volatility in the Indian market on Friday amid movements in global bullion prices and continuing geopolitical tensions. According to rates reported by GoodReturns and cited by The Indian Express, the indicative gold price stood at around ₹15,289 per gram for 24-carat gold, ₹14,015 per gram for 22-carat gold and ₹11,467 per gram for 18-carat gold.

    Gold Price Today in India

    For buyers tracking gold prices before purchasing jewellery or bullion, purity remains an important factor. 24K gold represents the highest purity and is generally preferred for investment purposes, while 22K gold is widely used for jewellery. 18K gold, which contains a higher proportion of other metals, is commonly used for jewellery with greater durability.

    The reported national rates indicate that gold prices have remained elevated despite recent fluctuations in the domestic and international markets.

    City-Wise Gold Rates on September 11

    According to the cited city-wise rates, prices per gram are:

    City24K Gold22K Gold18K Gold
    Chennai₹15,289₹14,015₹11,785
    Mumbai₹15,289₹14,015₹11,467
    Delhi₹15,304₹14,030₹11,482
    Kolkata₹15,289₹14,015₹11,467
    Bengaluru₹15,289₹14,015₹11,467
    Hyderabad₹15,289₹14,015₹11,467
    Pune₹15,289₹14,015₹11,467
    Ahmedabad₹15,294₹14,020₹11,472
    Vadodara₹15,294₹14,020₹11,472

    These are indicative market rates and may differ from the final amount charged by individual jewellers.

    Why Are Gold Prices Moving?

    Gold prices are influenced by several factors, including international bullion prices, currency movements, import-related costs, interest-rate expectations and geopolitical developments. Continuing tensions in West Asia have also contributed to volatility, with investors often turning to gold as a safe-haven asset during periods of uncertainty.

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    Jewellery buyers should also remember that the final purchase price can be higher than the quoted gold rate because of GST, making charges, wastage and other applicable charges.

    Gold rates can change multiple times during the day depending on market movements. Therefore, buyers should confirm the latest rate with their jeweller before making a purchase

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