Gold prices in India declined on September 15, 2026, with rates lower across major cities compared with the previous day. In Delhi, 24K gold was around ₹15,332 per gram, while 22K and 18K gold stood at ₹14,055 and ₹11,503 respectively. In Chennai, Mumbai and Kolkata, 24K gold was around ₹15,408 per gram, while 22K gold was ₹14,124 per gram. The latest movement comes as global gold prices face pressure from higher crude oil prices, inflation concerns and expectations around US monetary policy. Buyers should remember that quoted bullion rates are indicative and final jewellery prices can differ after GST and making charges.What Are Gold Rates Today?The September 15 gold market opened with lower rates across several major Indian cities. Goodreturns reported a national reference of ₹15,408 per gram for 24K, ₹14,124 for 22K and ₹11,556 for 18K gold. Delhi remained slightly different from several other major markets, with its 24K rate at ₹15,332 per gram.Chennai: 24K ₹15,408, 22K ₹14,124, 18K ₹11,894 per gramMumbai: 24K ₹15,408, 22K ₹14,124, 18K ₹11,556 per gramDelhi: 24K ₹15,332, 22K ₹14,055, 18K ₹11,503 per gramKolkata: 24K ₹15,408, 22K ₹14,124, 18K ₹11,556 per gramBengaluru: 24K ₹15,408, 22K ₹14,124, 18K ₹11,556 per gramCitywise Gold Prices TodayThe latest city-wise figures show only limited differences between the major markets. Chennai, Mumbai, Kolkata and Bengaluru were listed at the same 24K and 22K rates, while Delhi was slightly lower. Chennai's 18K rate was higher at ₹11,894 per gram compared with ₹11,556 in Mumbai and Kolkata.On a 10-gram basis, the national reference rate works out to about ₹1,54,080 for 24K, ₹1,41,240 for 22K and ₹1,15,560 for 18K gold before applicable additional charges. Goodreturns notes that its quoted rates are indicative and exclude GST, TCS and other levies.Also Read: Gold Prices Slip as Oil Rally Fuels Fed Rate Hike BetsGold Market Faces Global PressureInternational gold prices have also been under pressure as crude oil prices have risen and investors assess the inflation impact. Reuters reported that spot gold slipped 0.2% to ,287.69 an ounce on September 15, while expectations around US interest rates remained an important market factor.West Asia tensions remain another important factor for precious metals. Geopolitical uncertainty can influence safe-haven demand, while higher energy prices can strengthen inflation concerns and affect expectations for interest rates. These factors are contributing to continued volatility in the gold market.Key HighlightsGold rates declined across major Indian markets on September 15.Delhi's 24K gold rate was around ₹15,332 per gram.Chennai, Mumbai and Kolkata recorded around ₹15,408 per gram for 24K gold.The national reference rate for 22K gold was ₹14,124 per gram.International gold prices faced pressure from higher crude oil prices.Final jewellery prices can differ because of GST, making charges and other levies.Gold Prices Remain VolatileThe September 15 movement shows that gold remains sensitive to both domestic and international market developments. While gold continues to attract buyers during periods of uncertainty, higher prices can encourage consumers to consider smaller purchases or lightweight jewellery.For consumers planning to purchase gold, the displayed city-wise rates provide a useful reference but should not be treated as the final jewellery bill. Buyers should check the day's rate with their jeweller and confirm purity, GST, making charges and other applicable costs before completing a purchase.ConclusionGold prices in India moved lower on September 15, with 24K, 22K and 18K rates declining from the previous session in several major markets. Delhi recorded a slightly different rate, while Chennai, Mumbai and Kolkata remained closely aligned. Global crude oil movements, inflation concerns, geopolitical tensions and US interest-rate expectations continue to influence precious-metal markets. Consumers should compare the latest local rates and additional jewellery charges before making a purchase.Disclaimer: This article is intended only for knowledge and news-information purposes. Gold rates are indicative and can change during the day; actual jewellery prices may vary by jeweller, taxes and making charges.
