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Gold
prices
in
India
extended
their
bullish
run
at
the
beginning
of
the
last
week
of
January
on
Republic
Day
2026,
tracking
a
sharp
rally
in
international
bullion
markets
amid
rising
global
trade
tensions.
On
Monday,
24
Karat
gold
has
priced
at
Rs
16,271
per
gram,
up
by
Rs
245,
while
22K
gold
stood
at
Rs
14,915
per
gram,
gaining
Rs
225.
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Rate
Today:
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22K,
24K
&
18K
Gold
Prices
on
26
January
2026,
Republic
Day
24
Karat
Gold
Rate
Today
in
India
The
price
of
24
Karat
gold
today
per
gram
stood
at
Rs
16,271,
up
by
Rs
245
from
yesterday’s
Rs
16,026.
For
higher
quantities,
8
grams
of
24
Karat
gold
were
priced
at
Rs
1,30,168,
while
10
grams
cost
Rs
1,62,710,
marking
a
jump
of
Rs
2,450.
The
price
of
100
grams
surged
to
Rs
16,27,100,
registering
a
substantial
increase
of
Rs
24,500
in
a
single
day.
22
Karat
Gold
Rate
Today
in
India
22
Karat
gold
prices
per
gram
rose
to
Rs
14,915,
gaining
Rs
225
compared
to
the
previous
session
on
26
January
2026.
Eight
grams
of
22
Karat
gold
on
Monday
were
available
at
Rs
1,19,320,
while
10
grams
were
priced
at
Rs
1,49,150,
up
by
Rs
2,250.
On
a
bulk
basis,
100
grams
of
22
Karat
gold
climbed
to
Rs
14,91,500,
reflecting
a
notable
increase
of
Rs
22,500
from
yesterday.
18
Karat
Gold
Rate
Today
in
India
Meanwhile,
the
price
of
18
Karat
gold
per
gram
increased
to
Rs
12,203,
higher
by
Rs
184
from
Rs
12,019.
Eight
grams
of
18
Karat
gold
were
priced
at
Rs
97,624,
while
10
grams
cost
Rs
1,22,030,
showing
a
rise
of
Rs
1,840.
The
price
of
100
grams
of
18
Karat
gold
advanced
to
Rs
12,20,300,
up
by
Rs
18,400.
Silver
Rate
Today:
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Silver
Prices
Per
Kg
and
Gm
on
26
January
2026
After
witnessing
a
brief
decline
in
the
previous
session,
silver
prices
in
India
rebounded
sharply
today.
The
price
of
silver
per
gram
on
26
January
2026
stands
at
Rs
340,
marking
an
increase
of
Rs
5
compared
to
yesterday’s
Rs
335.
For
small
retail
quantities,
8
grams
of
silver
are
priced
at
Rs
2,720,
up
by
Rs
40,
while
10
grams
are
available
at
Rs
3,400,
registering
a
gain
of
Rs
50.
In
larger
quantities,
100
grams
of
silver
have
risen
to
Rs
34,000,
reflecting
a
Rs
500
jump
from
the
previous
close.
On
a
per
kilogram
basis,
silver
has
witnessed
a
notable
surge,
with
1
kg
of
silver
now
priced
at
Rs
3,40,000,
up
by
Rs
5,000
from
yesterday’s
Rs
3,35,000.
Spot
Gold
Price
Today
at
Historic
High,
Above
$5,000
per
ounce:
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Gold
Futures
Rate
Gold
prices
also
staged
a
historic
surge
in
global
markets
on
Monday,
with
bullion
climbing
above
the
$5,000
per
ounce
milestone
for
the
first
time
ever.
As
per
a
Reuters
report,
spot
gold
jumped
1.98%
to
$5,081.18
per
ounce
by
03:23
GMT,
after
hitting
an
intraday
peak
of
$5,092.71
per
ounce
Meanwhile,
US
gold
futures
for
February
delivery
climbed
2.01%
to
$5,079.30
per
ounce,
tracking
the
strong
momentum
in
spot
prices.
The
rally
in
gold
prices
was
largely
driven
by
escalating
global
trade
concerns.
US
President
Donald
Trump
stated
that
the
United
States
would
impose
a
100%
tariff
on
Canada
if
it
proceeded
with
a
trade
agreement
with
China.
Additionally,
he
threatened
to
levy
200%
tariffs
on
French
wines
and
champagnes,
reportedly
to
pressure
French
President
Emmanuel
Macron
into
supporting
his
proposed
Board
of
Peace
initiative.
Gold
Price
Prediction:
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Technical
Outlook
By
Expert
“Gold
price
are
already
inflated
due
to
geo-political
tensions
of
recent
times
and
these
profit
booking
is
healthy
for
the
commodity
to
cool-down
the
euphoric
momentum.
Looking
at
OI
levels,
we
have
earlier
observed
a
decline
in
OI
level,
currently
at
9870
lots,
with
price’s
upside
momentum,” said
Aamir
Makda,
Commodity
&
Currency
Analyst,
Choice
Broking.
“This
signifies
a
Long
unwinding
by
traders
and
no
new
addition
in
long
positions.
Along
with
that,
we
have
observed
a
RSI
divergence
on
Daily
chart,
which
is
a
classic
“Red
flag”.
Key
support
would
be
20-DEMA
level
placed
at
142,350,”
he
added.
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