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Gold holds near peak levels as Comex trades at $4,603.80 amid global tensions

Gold traded with strong positive momentum as geopolitical uncertainty resurfaced after peace talks between the US and Iran were reportedly cancelled, reviving safe-haven demand, says analyst.

January 15, 2026 / 09:54 IST
Gold price today
Snapshot AI
  • Gold prices hit record highs amid geopolitical tensions and Fed rate cut hopes
  • MCX gold traded near Rs 1,43,300; Comex gold rose to $4,635
  • Gold expected to remain volatile, with targets up to Rs 1,52,500

The price of gold continues to surge at peak levels amid geopolitical tensions and hopes of another Fed rate cut. The spot price on Comex was $4,603.80 on January 15 (03:06 am GMT), representing a 0.69 percent decline from its previous close. The price of precious metal surged to an all-time high at $4,648 on January 14.

On MCX, the futures price closed the Wednesday session at Rs 1,43,201 for 10 grams of 24-carat purity, representing 0.67 percent increase from its previous close at Rs 1,42,241. The domestic price of gold peaked at Rs 1,43,590 on January 14.

"Gold traded with strong positive momentum as geopolitical uncertainty resurfaced after peace talks between the US and Iran were reportedly cancelled, reviving safe-haven demand. MCX gold gained nearly Rs 1,000 to trade around Rs 1,43,300, while Comex gold rose $48 to $4,635. The underlying trend remains firmly positive amid elevated global risk sentiment, with gold expected to stay volatile within a higher range of Rs 1,41,000-Rs 1,45,500 in the near term," said Jateen Trivedi, VP Research Analyst (Commodity and Currency) at LKP Securities.

Gold prices vary by purity.

Check out below to see the prices of gold based on its purity:

Gold Price Today (Rs)

Gold PurityPrice (Rs)
10 Grams of 24K Purity1,44,010
10 Grams of 22K Purity1,32,010
10 Grams of 18K Purity1,08,010
Source: Goodreturns

City-wise gold prices in India today

Gold rates across India’s major cities showed remarkable uniformity, with only marginal differences due to local taxes, jeweller margins, and logistics costs.

Gold Price In Indian Cities (Rs)

City24K (per gram) Rs22K (per gram) Rs18K (per gram) Rs
Chennai14,48913,28111,081
Mumbai14,40113,20110,801
Delhi14,41613,21610,816
Kolkata14,40113,20110,801
Bangalore14,40113,20110,801
Hyderabad14,40113,20110,801
Kerala14,40113,20110,801
Pune14,40113,20110,801
Vadodara14,40613,20610,806
Ahmedabad14,40613,20610,806
Source: Goodreturns

Outlook: Will gold continue its momentum?

The Augmont Bullion report, published on January 13, noted that gold has decisively broken above its earlier resistance at $4,570, opening the door to higher levels. The next key targets are $4,745–4,750 (78.6% Fibonacci extension, Rs 1,46,000) and $4,966–4,970 (100% Fibonacci extension, Rs 1,52,500).

Dipen Pradhan
Dipen Pradhan is the Editorial Consultant for Moneycontrol. He has over 10 years of experience in the field of journalism and covers personal finance topics. He has previously worked at Forbes Advisor India, Outlook Money, Entrepreneur, Inc42, and The Statesman. When he is not writing he loves to travel to explore rural hotspots.
first published: Jan 15, 2026 09:54 am

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