Gold Rate Today in India, June 30: Gold prices in India opened a bit lower on Tuesday, June 30, continuing the recent dip in bullion prices because international markets look softer. This move follows a sharp drop in gold through June, so jewellery buyers are getting a little breathing room while investors keep watching global economic signals and also U.S. monetary policy.
Gold Rate Today in India, June 30
As per benchmark market data, the indicative retail price for 24-carat gold was around ₹14,192 per gram (₹1,41,920 per 10 grams). For 22-carat gold, it was roughly ₹13,009 per gram (₹1,30,090 per 10 grams). Meanwhile 18-carat gold traded near ₹10,644 per gram (₹1,06,440 per 10 grams).
According to a report by Nirmal Bang Securities, “Gold prices are expected to rise. One can buy at Rs. 143000 with a stop loss of Rs. 142000 for the target at Rs. 144500-Rs. 146000.”
MCX
Gold prices on the MCX are trading in the Red Zone today. At the time of writing, gold futures prices due to mature on August 5th, 2026 were trading 0.66% higher at Rs 1,43,210 per 10 grams. Silver futures, which are also maturing on July 3rd, 2026, rose today, currently trading 0.81% up at Rs. 2,19,602 per Kg.
Gold Rate Today (June 30, 2026)
- 24K Gold: ₹14,192
- 22K Gold: ₹13,009
- 18K Gold: ₹10,644
City-Wise Gold Prices
- Delhi: 24K – ₹1,41,220 | 22K – ₹1,29,450
- Mumbai: 24K – ₹1,41,220 | 22K – ₹1,29,450
- Chennai: 24K – ₹1,41,650 | 22K – ₹1,29,730
- Kolkata: 24K – ₹1,39,710 | 22K – ₹1,28,210
- Hyderabad: 24K – ₹1,41,240 | 22K – ₹1,29,470
- Bengaluru: 24K – ₹1,41,220 | 22K – ₹1,29,450
- Ahmedabad: 24K – ₹1,40,410 | 22K – ₹1,28,440
- Pune: 24K – ₹1,40,280 | 22K – ₹1,28,310
- Jaipur: 24K – ₹1,39,920 | 22K – ₹1,28,150
- Lucknow: 24K – ₹1,40,020 | 22K – ₹1,28,340
- Chandigarh: 24K – ₹1,40,110 | 22K – ₹1,29,080
Is This the Right Time to Buy Gold?
Market experts seem to think that this recent dip, kinda looks like it might turn into a chance for long-term buyers. Epecially for people who are planning jewellery purchases or doing a slower sort of investing through systematic buying. Still, the day to day or short-range price swings are expected to keep getting pushed around by the U.S. inflation data, Federal Reserve policy choices and also broader global economic events.
