Gold Rate Today April 13, 2026: 24K at ₹15,310, 22K at ₹14,032, 18K at ₹11,482 Per Gram in Mumbai, Delhi, Pune
Gold Rate Today, April 13, 2026 — Complete Monday Market Guide
Gold prices across India are holding firm on Monday, April 13, 2026. The metal opened on a positive note, supported by persistent geopolitical risk in West Asia, US dollar weakness, and rising retail demand ahead of Akshaya Tritiya (April 30, 2026).
Today's Gold Rate in India (April 13, 2026):
24K Gold: ₹15,310 per gram | ₹1,53,100 per 10 grams
22K Gold: ₹14,032 per gram | ₹1,40,320 per 10 grams
18K Gold: ₹11,482 per gram | ₹1,14,820 per 10 grams (Rates exclude 3% GST and making charges)
City-Wise Gold Rate — April 13, 2026 (Per Gram):
City | 24K | 22K | 18K |
|---|---|---|---|
Delhi | ₹15,310 | ₹14,032 | ₹11,482 |
Mumbai | ₹15,340 | ₹14,060 | ₹11,505 |
Pune | ₹15,330 | ₹14,050 | ₹11,497 |
Bengaluru | ₹15,320 | ₹14,040 | ₹11,490 |
Chennai | ₹15,360 | ₹14,080 | ₹11,520 |
Hyderabad | ₹15,345 | ₹14,065 | ₹11,508 |
Kolkata | ₹15,335 | ₹14,055 | ₹11,501 |
Ahmedabad | ₹15,315 | ₹14,037 | ₹11,486 |
Jaipur | ₹15,312 | ₹14,035 | ₹11,484 |
Key Factors Driving Gold on April 13, 2026:
West Asia Conflict: The ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflict continues to elevate geopolitical risk. Supply disruption fears around the Strait of Hormuz are pushing investors toward safe-haven gold.
Dollar Index Dips: The DXY slipped near 99.8, making gold cheaper globally and stimulating international buying.
Central Bank Accumulation: Global central banks including the RBI have been consistent bullion buyers across FY2025–26, adding a long-term demand floor.
Pre-Akshaya Tritiya Demand: India's most auspicious gold-buying day — Akshaya Tritiya 2026 — falls on April 30. Jewellery stores across Mumbai, Delhi, and Pune are reporting a 10–15% uptick in walk-in footfall starting this week.
Should You Buy Gold Today?
For long-term investors, the current price of ₹15,310/gram is a reasonable entry with bullish near-term momentum. Gold gained nearly 61% in FY2025–26. If you are buying for investment rather than jewellery, Gold ETFs (zero making charge) or Sovereign Gold Bonds (8% interest equivalent + capital gains exemption at maturity) offer better value than physical gold.
For jewellery buyers, ensure BIS hallmarking (HUID) on every piece. Always ask for a full bill with purity, weight, rate, making charges, and GST breakup.
Disclaimer: Rates are indicative and sourced from market data as of April 11–12, 2026. Actual retail prices may differ by ₹100–₹200/gram. Verify with your local jeweller before purchase.
