Gold Rate Today, November 4: Latest Prices Across Major Indian Cities

Gold Rate Today : On November 4, 2026, gold prices in India increased slightly, with 24-carat, 22-carat, and 18-carat rates all rising by Re 1 per gram from the previous day. According to the most recent estimates, costs vary significantly by city, with Delhi and Ahmedabad charging higher rates.

The 24-carat gold pricing is Rs 13,965 per gram in most major cities, with Delhi having a higher price of Rs 13,980. The most recent city-specific numbers also reveal disparities in 22-carat and 18-carat gold pricing.

For buyers planning to purchase jewellery or invest in gold, checking the latest local rates is important. Even small changes can affect the final cost, depending on the purity and quantity purchased.

Gold Rate Today: 24K, 22K and 18K Prices

The most recent national numbers show 24-carat gold for Rs 13,965 per gram. The stated rise is Re 1 from November 3.

The 22-carat and 18-carat prices have also increased by Re 1 per gram. Their national rates are indicated as Rs 12,731 and Rs 10,417, respectively.

However, the city-specific pricing tables show different amounts for 22-carat and 18-carat gold. It offers 22-carat gold for Rs 12,801 per gram in most places, while 18-carat gold is often priced at Rs 10,474.

Here’s a glance at the latest city-specific gold prices:

City	24K Gold	22K Gold	18K Gold
Chennai	Rs 13,965	Rs 12,801	Rs 10,476
Mumbai	Rs 13,965	Rs 12,801	Rs 10,474
Delhi	Rs 13,980	Rs 12,816	Rs 10,489
Kolkata	Rs 13,965	Rs 12,801	Rs 10,474
Bangalore	Rs 13,965	Rs 12,801	Rs 10,474
Hyderabad	Rs 13,965	Rs 12,801	Rs 10,474
Pune	Rs 13,965	Rs 12,801	Rs 10,474
Vadodara	Rs 13,970	Rs 12,806	Rs 10,479
Ahmedabad	Rs 13,970	Rs 12,806	Rs 10,479

Delhi has the highest listed rates among these cities in all three purity categories. Vadodara and Ahmedabad have slightly higher pricing than Mumbai, Kolkata, and a number of other cities.

Chennai has a somewhat different 18-carat rate than the other cities listed, at Rs 10,474.

Gold Rate Today: MCX Gold and Silver Market Outlook

Domestic futures trade was mixed during the early electronic session on November 4. Giottus.com CEO Vikram Subburaj stated December gold futures on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) were quoted at Rs 1,39,433 per 10 kilos, down 0.01%.

December silver futures traded at Rs 1,79,891 per kilogram, up 0.11%. These statistics were early electronic-session references, not verified prices at the traditional MCX opening.

According to Subburaj, local gold was marginally lower in early trade, while silver continued to show small gains. He also mentioned the rupee-dollar exchange rate and worldwide gold prices as variables that might affect how the market moves throughout the normal trading day.

He encouraged investors to avoid reacting too hastily to minor movements in early trade. Instead, they should see if the price movement continues once the normal market starts.

The most recent numbers suggest a slight increase in retail gold rates, but domestic futures are moving in opposite directions. Buyers should evaluate costs for their city and selected gold purity before making a purchase.

The gold market is seeing varying swings in retail pricing and futures trade. While retail rates have risen marginally across all three purity categories, early MCX trading shows a tiny fall in gold and a minor increase in silver. This distinction emphasizes the need of researching both local gold prices and market trends prior to making a purchase choice.

Consumers will choose between 18-carat, 22-carat, and 24-carat gold based on their desired purity and purpose of purchase. Prices vary by city, thus city-specific rates are also important. Meanwhile, investors may get a better view of market direction by watching the regular MCX session and the rupee-dollar exchange rate moves.