Today's Gold Rate in Ajmer

Monitoring the gold rate in Ajmer helps you buy gold at the best price, considering factors like local demand, currency values, and economic trends.

Knowing today’s gold price in Ajmer, you can make smarter buying decisions for gold, whether for investment, festivities, or celebrations. Compare prices across dealers to secure the best rates and avoid overspending.

Check out the gold price today in Ajmer for different weights below.

Gram	22 Carat Gold Rate Today	22 Carat Gold Rate Yesterday	Daily Price Change
1 Gram	₹14,479	₹14,404	₹75
10 Gram	₹144,790	₹144,040	₹750

Gold price in Ajmer with fluctuations in the last few days, is shown below:

Gold price in Ajmer with fluctuations in the last few days, is shown below:

Gold rates in Ajmer during April 2026, witnessed a gradual decrease with a moderate downward trend overall. Both 22K and 24K gold recorded noticeable fluctuations, and the highest as well as lowest rates were noted between April 1 and 30, as shown below.

 

Gold Prices on 1st April 2026

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹14,054 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹14,757 per gram

 

Gold Prices on 30th April 2026

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹13,914 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹14,610 per gram

 

Highest Gold Price in April 2026

The highest recorded price of gold during the month was on 22nd April 2026:

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹14,384 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹15,103 per gram

 

Lowest Gold Price in April 2026

The lowest recorded price of gold during the month was on 3rd April 2026:

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹13,914 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹14,610 per gram

 

Overall Performance

Gold rates in Ajmer dropped during April 2026, as prices for both 22K and 24K gold decreased by nearly 1.00% over the period.

Gold prices in Ajmer showed a downward trend in March 2026, showing a moderate decrease over the month. Both 22 Karat and 24 Karat gold witnessed price fluctuations, with the highest and lowest rates recorded between the 1st and 31st of March showed below.

Gold Prices on 1st March 2026

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹15,569 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹16,347 per gram

Gold Prices on 30th March 2026

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹13,789 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹14,478 per gram

Highest Gold Price in March 2026

The highest recorded price of gold during the month was on 15th March 2026:

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹15,569 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹16,347 per gram

Lowest Gold Price in March 2026

The lowest recorded price of gold during the month was on 30th March 2026:

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹12,939 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹13,586 per gram

Overall Performance

In March 2026, gold prices in Ajmer recorded a decline. During this period, both 22 Karat and 24 Karat gold prices fell by around 11.43%.

Gold prices in Ajmer experienced a steady upward movement throughout February 2026, reflecting a moderate overall rise. Both 22 Karat and 24 Karat gold saw fluctuations during the month, with the highest and lowest prices recorded between February 1 and February 28, as shown below.

 

Gold Prices on 1st February 2026

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹14,824 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹15,565 per gram

 

Gold Prices on 28th February 2026

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹14,914 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹15,660 per gram

 

Highest Gold Price in February 2026

The highest recorded price of gold during the month was on 8th February 2026:

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹14,934 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹15,681 per gram

 

Lowest Gold Price in February 2026

The lowest recorded price of gold during the month was on 15th February 2026:

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹13,844 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹14,536 per gram

 

Overall Performance

Gold prices in Ajmer saw a steady increase throughout February 2026, with 22 Karat and 24 Karat gold gaining around 0.61%.

When considering gold purchases, it is essential to recognise the factors that affect current gold prices in Ajmer. The following are some of the factors that influence the gold rate:

• Global Gold Prices

The international gold market is a key factor that determines the local gold rate. Variations in global gold prices are often reflected in Ajmer.

• Inflation

As inflation rises, currency value drops, making gold a more attractive and stable asset. During high inflation, gold prices often increase due to higher demand. Tracking inflation trends helps you buy gold at the right time.

• Currency Exchange Rates

Changes in the value of currencies, especially the Indian Rupee versus the U.S. Dollar, can impact gold prices. A weaker rupee typically raises gold prices in India, while a stronger rupee may lower them.

• Interest Rates

Gold prices tend to fall when interest rates rise, as investors prefer assets that yield interest. Conversely, lower interest rates make gold more attractive, driving prices up.

• Demand and Supply

Gold prices are influenced by local demand for jewellery, coins, and bars, along with the overall market supply of gold. Higher demand or limited supply can increase prices.

• Government Policies

Government policies, like import taxes or regulations, can affect gold pricing. Higher import duties often lead to higher prices, while policies that increase gold supply can lower them.

Gold rates can fluctuate due to GST (Goods and Services Tax) modifications. Understanding changes in gold prices is critical for investors, influencing investments, jewellery purchases, and the broader gold market. GST revisions affect gold prices, making it essential for consumers and sellers to stay updated on these changes. 

 

Alterations in tax laws directly influence gold's cost and demand, requiring those involved in gold transactions to make informed decisions.

Aside from its cultural value, gold as collateral has evolved to be a practical and accessible financial option. Gold loans with flexible repayment options and affordable interest rates cater to a wide range of financial needs while providing a secure borrowing experience.

 

The gold rate has a direct impact on the amount that can be borrowed against gold. When prices rise, loan amounts ascend, giving you a higher amount for the same gold. Lower gold rates result in smaller borrowing quantities. 

 

The final amount is assessed by a percentage of the gold's worth, which is connected to market rates. Monitoring rates allows you to optimise your borrowing based on current market values.