Gold Rate Today [13 April, 2026]: Gold Rate Dips to $4,741 as US-Iran Peace Talks Collapse; Domestic Rates Hold at ₹1.52 Lakh/10g | Check City-Wise Price of 24K, 22K & 18K

Gold Price Today, 13 April 2026: Gold Rate Dip to $4,741/oz as US-Iran peace talks collapse, dollar surges. Domestic 24K gold holds at ₹1.52 lakh/10g in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai. Get city-wise 24K, 22K & 18K gold rates. Market analysis inside.

By: Abbhishek Kahlon
Last Updated: April 13, 2026 13:14:05 IST

Gold Price Today, 13 April 2026: Gold prices are experiencing heightened volatility following the collapse of the high-stakes US-Iran peace talks in Islamabad over the weekend. While the failure of diplomacy has reignited safe-haven demand, gold is currently facing pressure from a surging US Dollar, which investors are favouring as the primary refuge. International spot gold has retreated in early Monday trade as the market unwinds the optimism that had built up during the ceasefire. Domestic rates have seen a slight morning correction following the global trend, though they remain significantly higher than levels seen earlier in April.

Domestic Gold Prices (India) – 13 April 2026

Domestic rates have seen a slight morning correction following the global trend, though they remain significantly higher than levels seen earlier in April.

  • 24K Gold (99.9% Purity): ₹15,283 per gram | ₹1,52,830 per 10 grams
  • 22K Gold (91.6% Purity): ₹14,009 per gram | ₹1,40,090 per 10 grams
  • 18K Gold (75% Purity): ₹11,462 per gram | ₹1,14,620 per 10 grams

Note: Retail prices at jewellers like Tanishq or Malabar Gold will include an additional 3% GST and making charges ranging from 5% to 35%.

Gold Price Today – City-wise  (per 10 grams)

Delhi Gold Price Today

  • 24K Gold: ₹1,52,980
  • 22K Gold: ₹1,40,240
  • 18K Gold: ₹1,14,770

Mumbai Gold Rate Today

  • 24K Gold: ₹1,52,830
  • 22K Gold: ₹1,40,090
  • 18K Gold: ₹1,14,620

Gold Price in Chennai  

  • 24K Gold: ₹1,53,810
  • 22K Gold: ₹1,40,990
  • 18K Gold: ₹1,17,590

Bangalore Gold Rate Today

  • 24K Gold: ₹1,52,830
  • 22K Gold: ₹1,40,090
  • 18K Gold: ₹1,14,620

Hyderabad Gold Price Today 

  • 24K Gold: ₹1,52,830
  • 22K Gold: ₹1,40,090
  • 18K Gold: ₹1,14,620

Kolkata Gold Price Today 

  • 24K Gold: ₹1,52,830
  • 22K Gold: ₹1,40,090
  • 18K Gold: ₹1,14,620

Pune Gold Rate 13 April 2026

  • 24K Gold: ₹1,52,830
  • 22K Gold: ₹1,40,090
  • 18K Gold: ₹1,14,620

Ahmedabad Gold Price Today

  • 24K Gold: ₹1,52,880
  • 22K Gold: ₹1,40,140
  • 18K Gold: ₹1,14,670

Gold Rate Today in Jaipur  

  • 24K Gold: ₹1,52,980
  • 22K Gold: ₹1,40,240
  • 18K Gold: ₹1,14,770

Gold Price Today in Lucknow (13 April 2026) 

  • 24K Gold: ₹1,52,980
  • 22K Gold: ₹1,40,240
  • 18K Gold: ₹1,14,770

International Gold Rates Today

  • Spot Gold: ~$4,741.00 per ounce | ~$152.40 per gram
  • Price Action: Prices fell nearly 2% in early trade as the dollar jumped
  • Market Context: Gold remains approximately 10% lower than its pre-war levels in February, as higher interest rate expectations and dollar strength continue to weigh on the non-yielding metal

Major Indian City Rates (per 10g 24K)

City Today’s Price (24K) Yesterday’s Price Change
Delhi ₹1,52,980 ₹1,52,990 -₹10
Mumbai ₹1,52,830 ₹1,52,840 -₹10
Chennai ₹1,53,810 ₹1,53,820 -₹10
Bangalore ₹1,52,830 ₹1,52,840 -₹10
Hyderabad ₹1,52,830 ₹1,52,840 -₹10

Gold Rate in Delhi for Last 10 Days (1 gram)

Date 24K Gold 22K Gold
13 Apr 2026 ₹15,298 ₹14,024
12 Apr 2026 ₹15,299 ₹14,025
11 Apr 2026 ₹15,299 ₹14,025
10 Apr 2026 ₹15,250 ₹13,980
09 Apr 2026 ₹15,163 ₹13,900
08 Apr 2026 ₹15,397 ₹14,115
07 Apr 2026 ₹14,999 ₹13,750
06 Apr 2026 ₹15,081 ₹13,825
05 Apr 2026 ₹15,108 ₹13,850
04 Apr 2026 ₹15,108 ₹13,850

Impact of the Failed Peace Talks

Dollar Dominance

  • The collapse of negotiations led to a sharp “unwinding of optimism,” with investors piling into the US Dollar and Oil (Brent crude jumped ~7.5% to $102), which typically makes gold more expensive for holders of other currencies

Nuclear & Strait Concerns

  • Talks reportedly failed due to disagreements over Iran’s nuclear commitments. US Vice President JD Vance confirmed that negotiations ended without a deal, leading to immediate fears of a renewed blockade of the Strait of Hormuz

Inflation Fears

  • Analysts at City Index and JM Financial warn that the jump in oil prices could trigger a resurgence in inflation, potentially forcing central banks to keep interest rates higher for longer, a traditional headwind for gold

Market Summary

  • Monthly View: Gold has retreated approximately 14% from its early March peak of over ₹1.73 lakh per 10g
  • Price Action: Gold fell nearly 2% in early trade as the dollar jumped following the collapse of peace talks
  • Key Drivers: Dollar dominance, renewed Strait of Hormuz concerns, and inflation fears are currently influencing prices
  • Support Factors: Central bank buying and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties continue to provide support

Can Gold Prices Rise Again?

  • Technical Levels: Support at $4,700 per ounce; resistance at $4,800
  • Peace Talks Outcome: The collapse of negotiations could renew safe-haven demand, though dollar strength is currently dominating
  • Fed Rate Expectations: Rising oil prices could trigger inflation, potentially forcing central banks to keep rates higher
  • Central Bank Buying: Continued accumulation by global central banks provides long-term support

Key Considerations for Buyers

  • GST: 3% applicable on gold value
  • Making Charges: Typically range from 5% to 35% for jewellery
  • Investment Options: Gold ETFs or Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGB) help avoid high making charges of physical jewellery

Disclaimer: Gold rates are indicative and exclude GST/TCS/levies. Final purchase prices include 3% GST and making charges. Please verify with local jewellers for exact pricing.

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