Gold Rate Change Today: The wedding season is underway in India, a time when demand for gold and silver surges. Fluctuations in gold and silver prices are observed daily. According to the latest data from the IBJA (Indian Bullion and Jewellers Association), gold and silver prices rose on April 29. While gold and silver prices declined in recent days, they have now begun to rebound. Gold of 999 purity—that is, 24-carat gold—rose by ₹39 today, reaching a price of ₹1,48,821 per 10 grams.
Gold Rate Change Today (April 29, 2026) – Key Highlights
- Date: April 29, 2026
- Market Context: Wedding season in India is driving higher demand for gold & silver
- Trend: Prices rebounding after recent decline
Silver Price Update
- Silver jumped by ₹2,370 today
- Current Rate: ₹2,38,911 per kilogram
Gold vs All-Time High
- All-Time High: ₹1,76,121 per 10 grams (January 29, 2026)
- Current Price: ₹1,48,821 per 10 grams
- Cheaper by: ₹27,300 from its peak
Important Buying Notes
- GST is not included in the above rates
- Making charges will be added separately
- Final purchase price will be higher than the listed rates
- Rates available daily at ibjarates.com (Morning & Evening, Mon–Fri)
In relative terms, gold rates did not witness a particularly significant surge today. However, turning to silver, the price of the precious metal jumped by ₹2,370. It has now reached ₹2,38,911 per kilogram. If you are considering purchasing gold, let’s find out just how much cheaper gold has become compared to its all-time high.
How Much Cheaper is Gold Compared to Its All-Time High?
Currently, gold appears to be trading approximately ₹27,300 below its all-time high of ₹1,76,121. Meanwhile, silver has fallen significantly from its peak level.
All-Time High (January 29, 2026): ₹1.76 Lakhs
Current Status: After falling by ₹27,300 from its peak, gold is currently trading at ₹1,48,821 per 10 grams.
What is the Latest Rate of Gold?
According to the rates released on ibjarates.com for this afternoon—April 29—23-carat gold (995 purity) rose by ₹39 to reach ₹1,48,225 per 10 grams. Meanwhile, 22-carat gold (916 purity) climbed by ₹36 to stand at ₹1,36,320 per 10 grams. Furthermore, the price of 18-carat gold (750 purity) stands at ₹1,11,616 per tola, following an increase of ₹29. 14-carat gold (585 purity) has risen by ₹22 to reach ₹87,060 per 10 grams. Please note that GST is not included in any of these rates. Additionally, one must pay separate making charges when purchasing gold, which will make the final price even higher.
Gold Price Update (IBJA Rates – April 29)
| Carat | Purity | Change | Rate (per 10g) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 Carat | 999 | +₹39 | ₹1,48,821 |
| 23 Carat | 995 | +₹39 | ₹1,48,225 |
| 22 Carat | 916 | +₹36 | ₹1,36,320 |
| 18 Carat | 750 | +₹29 | ₹1,11,616 |
| 14 Carat | 585 | +₹22 | ₹87,060 |
Direct Link to Check Gold Latest rate
Gold and silver rates are released daily on ibjarates.com—both in the morning and the evening—from Monday through Friday.
Gold prices in different cities also depend on local taxes and customer demand in those specific regions. Due to higher consumption levels, gold rates tend to be higher in Chennai.
