Track today's gold reference price for India with global spot context, USD/INR conversion, and a clean 30-day chart.
| Reference | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| COMEX Gold | $4,018.80 | USD/oz global reference |
| London Gold | GBP 2,987.51 | London OTC reference |
| India reference | Rs 140,955 / 10g | Public India reference; settlement may differ |
| USD/INR | 96.2800 | Currency context for India pricing |
| Gold/Silver ratio | 71.35 | The ratio is above its long-run average. |
COMEX gold is a major global futures reference for gold priced in US dollars per troy ounce. The India reference shown here uses public India gold-rate sources when available, not only raw USD conversion.
India bullion prices also reflect customs duty, AIDC, GST, logistics, and local premiums. This page is an educational reference; MCX settlement and local dealer prices may differ from the public reference value.
Today's gold page should be read across three references: global spot near $4,018.80 per ounce, India reference near Rs 140,955 per 10 grams, and USD/INR near 96.2800. These references do not always move together. COMEX reacts first to global macro news, London fix provides another international benchmark, and India prices include currency, duty, tax, and local premium layers.
Gold has a long India-specific history because it is not only a financial asset. It is savings, jewellery demand, collateral, festival spending, and a hedge against currency pressure. That local role means India prices can stay firm even when global spot pauses. The reverse can also happen when the rupee strengthens or physical demand softens after festival or wedding buying.
For serious global metals readers, the daily question is rarely just whether the spot price is up or down. The more useful question is whether global spot, currency conversion, physical premiums, ETF flow, COT positioning, warehouse context, and news risk are pointing in the same direction. When they diverge, local physical markets can feel very different from the international headline.
PMDesk keeps these pages public so readers can check the basic reference picture quickly. Members get the fuller daily brief, source table, chart pack, PDF export, and deep composite intelligence. The public page is deliberately educational and avoids personalized advice, forecasts, and trade levels.
India prices include customs duty, AIDC, GST, logistics, refinery costs, dealer spreads, and local physical demand. COMEX is a global futures reference in US dollars per ounce.
This page shows public India reference prices and global context. MCX settlement can differ because exchange contracts include their own timing, delivery, and contract rules.
Gold is globally quoted in dollars. When USD/INR rises, the rupee cost of the same dollar gold price can rise even if COMEX is flat.
Use it to understand the daily reference picture before reading the member brief. It is not a recommendation and it does not provide trade calls.
Continue with these India-specific explainers if you want to understand how public reference prices connect to local physical pricing and global futures.
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