Today’s Gold Rate in Hyderabad

No gold rate data available for hyderabad


24K Gold Price / Rate Trend in Hyderabad

GramsToday Gold PriceYesterday Gold PricePrice Change
1₹15,393₹15,246+147
2₹30,786₹30,492+294
5₹76,965₹76,230+735
8₹1,23,144₹1,21,968+1,176
10₹1,53,930₹1,52,460+1,470
100₹15,39,300₹15,24,600+14,700
1000₹1,53,93,000₹1,52,46,000+1,47,000

22K Gold Price / Rate Trend in Hyderabad

GramsToday Gold PriceYesterday Gold PricePrice Change
1₹14,110₹13,975+135
2₹28,220₹27,950+270
5₹70,550₹69,875+675
8₹1,12,880₹1,11,800+1,080
10₹1,41,100₹1,39,750+1,350
100₹14,11,000₹13,97,500+13,500
1000₹1,41,10,000₹1,39,75,000+1,35,000

18K Gold Price / Rate Trend in Hyderabad

GramsToday Gold PriceYesterday Gold PricePrice Change
1₹11,545₹11,434+111
2₹23,090₹22,868+222
5₹57,725₹57,170+555
8₹92,360₹91,472+888
10₹1,15,450₹1,14,340+1,110
100₹11,54,500₹11,43,400+11,100
1000₹1,15,45,000₹1,14,34,000+1,11,000

Daily Gold Rate Trend in Hyderabad

Over the last few days, gold prices in Hyderabad have moved in line with global market trends and domestic demand. The table below shows recent daily movements in 24K, 22K, and 18K gold prices, along with day-on-day changes.

Date24K Gold (1g)22K Gold (1g)18K Gold (1g)
14 Apr 2026
15,393+147
14,110+135
11,545+111
13 Apr 2026
15,246-38
13,975-35
11,434-29
12 Apr 2026
15,2840
14,0100
11,4630
11 Apr 2026
15,284+49
14,010+45
11,463+37
10 Apr 2026
15,235+87
13,965+80
11,426+65
09 Apr 2026
15,148-234
13,885-215
11,361-176
08 Apr 2026
15,382+398
14,100+365
11,537+299
07 Apr 2026
14,984-82
13,735-75
11,238-61
06 Apr 2026
15,066-27
13,810-25
11,299-21
05 Apr 2026
15,0930
13,8350
11,3200

Monthly Gold Rate Trend in Hyderabad

The historical gold price trend in Hyderabad reflects long-term appreciation with periodic short-term volatility, driven by international gold prices, currency movements, and domestic demand. The table below shows month-wise closing prices for 24K, 22K, and 18K gold, along with the change within each month.

Month24K Gold (1g)22K Gold (1g)18K Gold (1g)
Apr 2026
15,393+98
14,110+90
11,545+74
Mar 2026
14,951-2,358
13,705-2,160
11,213-1,768
Feb 2026
16,871+813
15,465+745
12,653+609
Jan 2026
16,058+2,552
14,720+2,340
12,044+1,915
Dec 2025
13,489+441
12,365+405
10,117+331
Nov 2025
12,982+682
11,900+625
9,737+512
Oct 2025
12,328+404
11,300+370
9,246+306
Sep 2025
11,744+1,156
10,765+1,060
8,808+867
Aug 2025
10,495+513
9,620+470
7,871+384
Jul 2025
10,003+163
9,170+150
7,503+123
Jun 2025
9,726-5
8,915-5
7,294-5
May 2025
9,731+158
8,920+145
7,299+119

Yearly Gold Rate Trend in Hyderabad

The historical gold price trend in Hyderabad shows long-term appreciation with short-term fluctuations influenced by global gold prices, currency movements, and domestic demand. The table below displays year-wise closing prices for 24K, 22K, and 18K gold along with their respective changes.

Year24K Gold (1g)22K Gold (1g)18K Gold (1g)
2026
15,393+1,887
14,110+1,730
11,545+1,416
2025
13,489+3,938
12,365+3,610
10,117+2,953

Historical Gold Rate in Hyderabad

In April 2026, 24K gold reached ₹15,393 per gram, 22K ₹14,110, and 18K ₹11,545, reflecting growth. Moving backward, prices steadily increased from April 2025, when 24K was ₹9,791, 22K ₹8,975, and 18K ₹7,344 per gram. This consistent upward trend highlights growing demand, favorable market conditions, and the appreciation of gold value over the period.

The table below shows the opening, closing, lowest, and highest gold prices in Hyderabad for April 2026. These trends help investors understand intra-month volatility in 24K, 22K, and 18K gold rates.

Time Period24K Gold Rate (1 Gram)22K Gold Rate (1 Gram)18K Gold Rate (1 Gram)
Gold Price 1st April 2026₹15,295₹14,020₹11,471
Gold Price End of April 2026₹15,393₹14,110₹11,545
Lowest Price in April 2026₹14,897₹13,655₹11,173
Highest Price in April 2026₹15,393₹14,110₹11,545
Price Change+₹98+₹90+₹74
Percentage Change+0.64%+0.64%+0.65%
Overall StatusRisingRisingRising

24K Monthly Gold Rate Trend in Hyderabad

MonthMonth StartMonth EndAverage (Start-End)HighestLowestAverage (High-Low)% ChangeOverall Status
Apr 2026₹15,295₹15,393₹15,344₹15,393₹14,897₹15,145+0.64%Rising
Mar 2026₹17,309₹14,951₹16,130₹17,309₹14,291₹15,800-13.62%Falling
Feb 2026₹16,058₹16,871₹16,465₹16,871₹15,317₹16,094+5.06%Rising
Jan 2026₹13,506₹16,058₹14,782₹17,885₹13,506₹15,696+18.90%Rising
Dec 2025₹13,048₹13,489₹13,269₹14,242₹12,944₹13,593+3.38%Rising
Nov 2025₹12,300₹12,982₹12,641₹12,982₹12,148₹12,565+5.54%Rising
Oct 2025₹11,924₹12,328₹12,126₹13,277₹11,853₹12,565+3.39%Rising
Sept 2025₹10,588₹11,744₹11,166₹11,744₹10,588₹11,166+10.92%Rising
Aug 2025₹9,982₹10,495₹10,239₹10,495₹9,982₹10,239+5.14%Rising
Jul 2025₹9,840₹10,003₹9,922₹10,233₹9,818₹10,026+1.66%Rising
Jun 2025₹9,731₹9,726₹9,729₹10,168₹9,726₹9,947-0.05%Falling
May 2025₹9,573₹9,731₹9,652₹9,960₹9,393₹9,677+1.65%Rising
Apr 2025₹9,551₹9,791₹9,671₹10,135₹9,518₹9,827+2.51%Rising

22K Monthly Gold Rate Trend in Hyderabad

MonthMonth StartMonth EndAverage (Start-End)HighestLowestAverage (High-Low)% ChangeOverall Status
Apr 2026₹14,020₹14,110₹14,065₹14,110₹13,655₹13,883+0.64%Rising
Mar 2026₹15,865₹13,705₹14,785₹15,865₹13,100₹14,483-13.61%Falling
Feb 2026₹14,720₹15,465₹15,093₹15,465₹14,040₹14,753+5.06%Rising
Jan 2026₹12,380₹14,720₹13,550₹16,395₹12,380₹14,388+18.90%Rising
Dec 2025₹11,960₹12,365₹12,163₹13,055₹11,865₹12,460+3.39%Rising
Nov 2025₹11,275₹11,900₹11,588₹11,900₹11,135₹11,518+5.54%Rising
Oct 2025₹10,930₹11,300₹11,115₹12,170₹10,865₹11,518+3.39%Rising
Sept 2025₹9,705₹10,765₹10,235₹10,765₹9,705₹10,235+10.92%Rising
Aug 2025₹9,150₹9,620₹9,385₹9,620₹9,150₹9,385+5.14%Rising
Jul 2025₹9,020₹9,170₹9,095₹9,380₹9,000₹9,190+1.66%Rising
Jun 2025₹8,920₹8,915₹8,918₹9,320₹8,915₹9,118-0.06%Falling
May 2025₹8,775₹8,920₹8,848₹9,130₹8,610₹8,870+1.65%Rising
Apr 2025₹8,755₹8,975₹8,865₹9,290₹8,720₹9,005+2.51%Rising

18K Monthly Gold Rate Trend in Hyderabad

MonthMonth StartMonth EndAverage (Start-End)HighestLowestAverage (High-Low)% ChangeOverall Status
Apr 2026₹11,471₹11,545₹11,508₹11,545₹11,173₹11,359+0.65%Rising
Mar 2026₹12,981₹11,213₹12,097₹12,981₹10,719₹11,850-13.62%Falling
Feb 2026₹12,044₹12,653₹12,349₹12,653₹11,488₹12,071+5.06%Rising
Jan 2026₹10,129₹12,044₹11,087₹13,414₹10,129₹11,772+18.91%Rising
Dec 2025₹9,786₹10,117₹9,952₹10,682₹9,708₹10,195+3.38%Rising
Nov 2025₹9,225₹9,737₹9,481₹9,737₹9,111₹9,424+5.55%Rising
Oct 2025₹8,940₹9,246₹9,093₹9,958₹8,890₹9,424+3.42%Rising
Sept 2025₹7,941₹8,808₹8,375₹8,808₹7,941₹8,375+10.92%Rising
Aug 2025₹7,487₹7,871₹7,679₹7,871₹7,487₹7,679+5.13%Rising
Jul 2025₹7,380₹7,503₹7,442₹7,675₹7,364₹7,520+1.67%Rising
Jun 2025₹7,299₹7,294₹7,297₹7,626₹7,294₹7,460-0.07%Falling
May 2025₹7,180₹7,299₹7,240₹7,470₹7,045₹7,258+1.66%Rising
Apr 2025₹7,164₹7,344₹7,254₹7,601₹7,135₹7,368+2.51%Rising

Gold Rate Today in Popular Cities

Cities24K (1 Gram)22K (1 Gram)18K (1 Gram)
Bangalore
₹15,393147
₹14,110135
₹11,545111
Chennai
₹15,513175
₹14,220160
₹11,865135
Hyderabad
₹15,393147
₹14,110135
₹11,545111
Delhi
₹15,408147
₹14,125135
₹11,560111
Mumbai
₹15,393147
₹14,110135
₹11,545111
Kochi
₹15,393147
₹14,110135
₹11,545111
Kolkata
₹15,393147
₹14,110135
₹11,545111
Coimbatore
₹15,513175
₹14,220160
₹11,865135
Vijayawada
₹15,393147
₹14,110135
₹11,545111
Pune
₹15,393147
₹14,110135
₹11,545111
Bhubaneshwar
₹15,393147
₹14,110135
₹11,545111
Ahmedabad
₹15,398147
₹14,115135
₹11,550111
Patna
₹15,398147
₹14,115135
₹11,550111
Madurai
₹15,513175
₹14,220160
₹11,865135
Visakapatnam
₹15,393147
₹14,110135
₹11,545111
Mysore
₹15,393147
₹14,110135
₹11,545111
Jaipur
₹15,408147
₹14,125135
₹11,560111
Lucknow
₹15,408147
₹14,125135
₹11,560111
Surat
₹15,398147
₹14,115135
₹11,550111
Indore
₹15,398147
₹14,115135
₹11,550111

Gold Investment in Hyderabad

Gold has always been one of the most preferred investments in India. It is considered a safe asset that protects wealth against inflation and currency fluctuations while also holding cultural and traditional significance. Today, investors have multiple ways to invest in gold, from physical ownership to digital and paper-based options. Choosing the right method depends on your financial goals, convenience, liquidity needs, and risk appetite.

Get Personal Loan Online Up to 15 Lakhs

🇮🇳+91

By entering your number, you're agreeing to Terms & Conditions & Privacy Policy.

Different Forms of Gold to Invest

Physical gold is suitable for those who want physical ownership in the form of jewellery or coins.
Digital gold is ideal for beginners and those who prefer small, flexible investments.
Gold ETFs are perfect for stock market investors who want liquidity without physical storage.
SGBs (Sovereign Gold Bonds) appeal to long-term investors seeking security, fixed interest, and tax benefits.

Different Ways to Invest in Gold

1. Physical Gold

Physical gold is the most traditional form of investment in Hyderabad, deeply rooted in the city’s Nizam-era heritage. It can be bought as jewellery, coins, or bars. In Hyderabad, “Gold Savings Schemes” offered by local jewellers are exceptionally popular, allowing families to accumulate gold gradually through monthly instalments for future weddings. The focus here is on high-purity hallmarked jewellery, which serves both as a cultural ornament and a reliable financial safety net that can be easily liquidated in markets like Panjagutta.

2. Digital Gold

Digital gold is a modern and convenient way to invest in gold without physically handling it. This has become a staple for Hyderabad’s tech-savvy population who prefer managing their finances via apps. It allows for small, regular investments, helping investors average out market fluctuations. For the pragmatic Hyderabadi investor, the ability to eventually redeem digital holdings for physical jewellery at local showrooms is a feature that makes this modern instrument highly attractive.

3. Gold ETFs

Gold Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are popular among the professional trading community in Hyderabad. These are market-traded funds backed by physical gold, eliminating the need for lockers and purity verification. Investors in the city’s financial districts use ETFs for their high liquidity, allowing them to buy or sell units during trading hours to capitalise on the price movements triggered by global macroeconomic shifts.

4. Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs)

SGBs, issued by the Government of India, are seen as the “gold standard” for long-term conservative investors in Telangana. They offer the dual benefit of capital appreciation linked to gold prices and a fixed annual interest of 2.5%. For Hyderabad’s middle-class families, SGBs are an ideal, tax-efficient way to save for long-term goals like children’s education or retirement without the security risks associated with keeping physical gold at home.

Buddy Loan App Screens

Download the Buddy Loan App Now!

One solution to each of your financial needs at your fingertip.

QR Code

Scan to download now

Get it on Google PlayDownload on the App Store

Updates on Gold Price in Hyderabad

Gold Price in Hyderabad varies with time. Let’s understand the periodic gold rate updates from below:

Gold Prices in Hyderabad on 10 April 2026: Gold Rates Edge Higher

Gold prices in Hyderabad have moved higher, reflecting recovery in the bullion market. 24K gold is priced at 15,300 per gram, while 22K gold stands at 14,025 per gram. The rate for 18K gold is 11,475 per gram. Compared with previous levels, prices have increased from 15,148 for 24K and 13,885 for 22K gold. Despite geopolitical tensions such as the U.S. Iran conflict and Middle East instability, gold prices are rising gradually. Market participants continue to focus on Federal Reserve interest rate expectations, strong dollar movement, and rising treasury yields, which are capping gains. In Hyderabad, steady jewelry demand supports the market. Physical gold and digital gold prices remain closely aligned.

Gold Prices in Hyderabad on 6 April 2026: Gold Rates Dip Slightly

Gold prices in Hyderabad have declined slightly, reflecting consolidation in the bullion market. 24K gold is priced at 14,913 per gram, while 22K gold stands at 13,670 per gram. The rate for 18K gold is 11,185 per gram. Compared with previous levels, prices have edged lower, indicating a mild correction. Despite geopolitical tensions such as the U.S. Iran conflict and Middle East instability, gold prices are not seeing strong gains. Investors are focusing on Federal Reserve policy outlook, strong dollar movement, and rising bond yields, which are capping price increases. Additionally, subdued demand and profit booking are influencing trends. In Hyderabad, jewelry demand remains stable. Physical gold and digital gold prices move closely together, reflecting similar market benchmarks.

Gold Prices in Hyderabad on 30 March 2026: Gold Rates Inch Up Slightly

Gold prices in Hyderabad have inched higher, aligning with national market trends. 24K gold is priced at 14,728 per gram, while 22K gold stands at 13,500 per gram. The rate for 18K gold is 11,046 per gram. Compared with previous levels, prices have increased slightly, indicating cautious optimism in the market. Despite geopolitical tensions such as the U.S. Iran conflict and Middle East instability, gold prices are not seeing strong upward momentum. Investors are focusing on Federal Reserve policy outlook, strong dollar movements, and higher bond yields, which continue to cap gains. Additionally, weak physical demand and profit booking are influencing price trends. In Hyderabad, jewelry demand remains steady. Physical gold prices remain closely aligned with digital gold and ETFs, though ETF prices may vary slightly due to market dynamics and upcoming regulatory changes.

Gold prices in Hyderabad on 24 March 2026 have recorded a slight uptick, aligning with trends seen across major Indian markets. 24K gold is currently priced at 14,035 per gram, while 22K gold stands at 12,865 per gram. The rate for 18K gold in the city is 10,526 per gram. Compared with the previous trading session, prices have edged higher from 14,002 for 24K and 12,835 for 22K gold. Despite heightened geopolitical tensions, including the U.S.–Iran conflict and rising oil prices due to Middle East instability, gold prices have not seen a strong rebound. This is largely due to continued strength in the U.S. dollar, elevated bond yields, and expectations of prolonged higher interest rates, which reduce gold’s attractiveness. Additionally, weak physical demand and investor profit booking are limiting gains. In Hyderabad, steady jewelry demand and cultural buying patterns continue to support local market activity.

Gold prices in Hyderabad on 17 March 2026 have moved slightly lower, reflecting trends seen across national bullion markets. 24K gold is currently priced at 15,862 per gram, while 22K gold stands at 14,540 per gram. The price for 18K gold in the city is 11,897 per gram. Compared with the previous day’s levels, prices have declined modestly, indicating continued market correction. Globally, gold prices are influenced by movements in the U.S. dollar index, treasury yields, and expectations regarding Federal Reserve interest rate decisions, which affect investor demand. At the same time, geopolitical developments such as rising tensions between the United States and Iran, instability in the Middle East driving oil prices, and the ongoing Russia–Ukraine conflict continue to support gold’s safe-haven appeal. In Hyderabad, strong jewelry demand during weddings and cultural events remains a key factor supporting local gold market activity despite short-term price fluctuations.

Buddy Loan App Screens

Download the Buddy Loan App Now!

One solution to each of your financial needs at your fingertip.

QR Code

Scan to download now

Get it on Google PlayDownload on the App Store

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about this topic

The gold price today in Hyderabad is a combination of international bullion rates and local factors managed by the Twin Cities Jewellers Association. Prices are influenced by import duties, the US Dollar to Indian Rupee exchange rate, and the specific supply-demand dynamics within the Telangana market, particularly in hubs like Basheerbagh and Abids.
The 24 karat gold price represents 99.9% pure gold, making it the highest standard for investment. In Hyderabad, this rate is primarily relevant for those buying 24K gold coins or bars for wealth preservation, as this purity is too soft for the heavy, intricate bridal jewellery commonly found in local showrooms.
The 22kt gold rate today is the standard for jewellery. Since Hyderabad has a deep-rooted culture of high-volume gold consumption for weddings, this rate applies to 91.6% pure gold. The remaining percentage consists of alloys that provide the structural strength needed for the elaborate "Vaddanam" (waist belts) and "Harams" popular in the region.
The 916 gold rate today refers specifically to 22-karat gold. In Hyderabad’s competitive market, "916" is synonymous with purity and quality assurance. Buyers should always look for the BIS hallmark on their jewellery to ensure that the gold content matches the per-gram price being charged.
The 18k gold price is typically used for diamond-studded ornaments and contemporary gemstone jewellery. Given the rising trend of luxury diamond wear in upscale areas like Jubilee Hills and Banjara Hills, 18K gold (75% purity) is favoured for its superior hardness, which securely holds precious stones in place.
The malabar gold rate is generally uniform across all their Hyderabad locations, including Somajiguda and Kukatpally. While the base metal rate is consistent, the final cost may differ based on the specific making charges and the complexity of the design you choose.
While you can browse tanishq jewellery online to view current collections and understand the cost of gold today, most buyers in Hyderabad prefer visiting physical stores to verify designs and hallmarking. However, the online portal provides a reliable transparency tool for comparing making charges before making a purchase.
Yes, the GRT gold rate today reflects the broader demand trends across South India. Since GRT has a significant presence in the region, their rates are highly competitive and are often used as a benchmark by local buyers in Hyderabad to ensure they are getting a fair market price.
Monitoring the 1-gram gold rate today is essential for Hyderabad’s middle-class families and young professionals in HITEC City. It allows for incremental gold accumulation through monthly schemes or digital platforms, making the high cost of gold today more manageable through systematic, small-scale purchases.
The 1 kg gold price is the bulk rate used by major bullion dealers and banks in the city. While retail consumers deal in grams, the 1 kg rate acts as the foundation for the entire market. Significant shifts in this bulk price eventually trickle down to the daily per-gram rates offered in jewellery showrooms across the city.