Gold Rate Today: MCX Hits ₹1.56 Lakh/10g on 8 Feb 2026

Gold Price Today, 8 February 2026: Gold prices in India gives a powerful rally on yesterday, bouncing back Sharpley from the last two previous days of declines. The precious metal witnessed one of its most sharp single-day gain in recent few weeks, pointing to renewed investor confidence and a decisive change in market sentiment.

Gold Rate Today (8 February 2026)

• 24K Gold: ₹15,660 per gram
• 22K Gold: ₹14,355 per gram
• 18K Gold: ₹11,745 per gram
• Prices get rise by ₹289, ₹265, and ₹217 per gram as compared to yesterday.
• MCX Gold (February 2026) futures raised to ₹1,56,600 per 10 grams, regaining key levels after recent losses.

Gold Rate Today: Bullish Turn After Brief Correction

• 24K Gold yesterday: ₹15,371 per gram (+₹289 today)
• 22K Gold yesterday: ₹14,090 per gram (+₹265 today)
• The instant rally suggests that strong buying interest emerged at lower levels, with investors using the recent dip as a fresh entry opportunity for themself.
• The jump reflected a blend of technical purchases, increased safe-haven interest, and encouraging global cues.
• The up-move has nearly erased the losses from the past two sessions in a single day.

Gold Price Today in India: MCX Gold, Silver Rates Live

• MCX Gold Futures (Feb 2026): ₹1,56,600 per 10g
• MCX Silver Futures (Feb 2026): Prices to be confirmed; expected to show volatility.

Gold’s performance highlighted its role as a preferred asset amid ongoing commodity market turbulence.

Gold Rate Today in Delhi

• 24K Gold: ₹15,675 per gram
• 22K Gold: ₹14,370 per gram
• 18K Gold: ₹11,760 per gram

The capital city traded at its characteristic slight premium amid the broad rally.

Gold Rate in Kolkata

• 24K Gold: ₹15,660 per gram
• 22K Gold: ₹14,355 per gram
• 18K Gold: ₹11,745 per gram

Prices have synchronized with Mumbai, indicating a consistent positive momentum.

Gold Rate in Chennai

• 24K Gold: ₹15,731 per gram
• 22K Gold: ₹14,420 per gram
• 18K Gold: ₹12,350 per gram

Chennai maintained its premium structure, with 18K gold notably higher.

Gold Rate in Bengaluru

• 24K Gold: ₹15,660 per gram
• 22K Gold: ₹14,355 per gram
• 18K Gold: ₹11,745 per gram

Gold Price Cities : Gold Rallies as Buyers Seize Control
y-Wise (₹/gram)

City	24K Gold	22K Gold	18K Gold
Mumbai	₹15,660	₹14,355	₹11,745
Delhi	₹15,675	₹14,370	₹11,760
Kolkata	₹15,660	₹14,355	₹11,745
Bengaluru	₹15,660	₹14,355	₹11,745
Chennai	₹15,731	₹14,420	₹12,350
Hyderabad	₹15,660	₹14,355	₹11,745
Kochi	₹15,660	₹14,355	₹11,745
Pune	₹15,660	₹14,355	₹11,745
Ahmedabad	₹15,665	₹14,360	₹11,750

24K Gold Price Country-Wise (per 10g)

Country	Price (Local Currency)	Price (INR Equivalent)
United States	$1,620	₹1,46,600
Singapore	SGD 2,115	₹1,50,510
United Arab Emirates	AED 5,975	₹1,47,270
Saudi Arabia	SAR 6,080	₹1,46,700
Australia	AUD 2,448	₹1,55,610
Nepal	NPR 2,31,106	₹1,44,190
China	CNY 11,063.70	₹1,44,300
Pakistan	PKR 4,35,324	₹1,40,790

Gold Rate in India for Last 10 Days (1 Gram)

Date	24K Gold	22K Gold
08 Feb, 2026	₹15,660	₹14,355
07 Feb, 2026	₹15,371	₹14,090
06 Feb, 2026	₹15,441	₹14,154
05 Feb, 2026	₹15,442	₹14,155
04 Feb, 2026	₹15,944	₹14,615
03 Feb, 2026	₹15,393	₹14,110
02 Feb, 2026	₹15,317	₹14,040
01 Feb, 2026	₹16,058	₹14,720
31 Jan, 2026	₹16,058	₹14,720
30 Jan, 2026	₹16,920	₹15,510

Gold Price Movement in February 2026

Gold Rates	22K	24K
1 February rate	₹14,720	₹16,058
07 February rate	₹14,355	₹15,660
Highest rate in February	₹14,720 on Feb 1	₹16,058 on Feb 1
Lowest rate in February	₹14,040 on Feb 2	₹15,317 on Feb 2
Overall performance	Falling	Falling
% Change	-2.48%	-2.48%

Gold in Rallie as Buyers Seize Control

International gold markets get rallied alongside domestic prices, decisively breaking a short-term downtrend and reinforcing bullish momentum. The surge was attributed to a mix of short-covering, fresh long positions, and expectations of a softer US dollar or easing Treasury yields. Market watchers say such swift rebounds after pullbacks are often viewed as a sign of underlying strength in an ongoing bull cycle. Analysts also pointed out that gold successfully held above key moving averages, triggering algorithmic and momentum-driven buying across global trading desks.

Is the Bullish Momentum Back on Track?

Today’s sharp advance suggests the corrective phase from January’s highs may be over, with the primary bullish trend attempting to reassert itself. For the rally to remain sustainable, prices will need to consolidate current gains and establish a firm base above the ₹1.56 lakh per 10 grams mark. A decisive close above the recent peak near ₹1.59 lakh would reinforce the bullish outlook. Attention now turns to whether the momentum can draw fresh follow-through buying in the coming sessions, potentially paving the way for a retest of January’s highs. Meanwhile, steady physical demand during the ongoing wedding season continues to offer underlying support to gold prices.