Gold Rate: India vs Dubai Gold Prices on January 28, 2026

As of Wednesday, 28 January 2026, gold and silver prices in India and Dubai witnessed notable gains, reflecting strong global demand and positive market sentiment.

India Gold Prices Today

As of Wednesday, 28 January 2026, at 10:25 AM IST, gold and silver prices in India showed a sharp rise. Gold was trading at ₹162,210 per 10 grams, up ₹3,750 or 2.37%, while silver surged to ₹379,350 per kilogram, gaining ₹22,560 or 6.32%. 22-carat at ₹14,869, 20-carat at ₹13,518, and 18-carat at ₹12,166. 

Similarly, 10-gram and 100-gram gold bars were priced at ₹162,210 and ₹1,621,000 for 24-carat, ₹148,693 and ₹1,486,930 for 22-carat, ₹135,175 and ₹1,351,750 for 20-carat, and ₹121,658 and ₹1,216,580 for 18-carat gold.

Dubai Gold Rates Today

As of 10:19 AM AED, gold prices traded higher across all purity levels compared to the previous session. 

24-carat gold was priced at AED 629.75, up from AED 611.50 yesterday, while 22-carat gold stood at AED 583.25 versus AED 566.25 earlier. 21-carat gold was quoted at AED 559.25, rising from AED 543.00, and 18-carat gold increased to AED 479.25 from AED 465.50. 14-carat gold was also higher at AED 374.00 compared to AED 363.00 in the previous session, reflecting a firm trend in morning trade.

India vs Dubai Gold Price Comparison

Gold prices in India and Dubai both saw strong gains, though the absolute values differ due to currency and local factors. In India, 24-carat gold traded at ₹16,221 per gram, while in Dubai it was AED 629.75, showing a similar upward trend across all purity levels. The 22-carat, 21-carat, and 18-carat gold prices in both markets moved higher, reflecting consistent global demand and bullish sentiment. 

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Conclusion

Gold prices in India and Dubai are on an upward trajectory, driven by higher demand, global market trends, and positive investor sentiment. Both markets indicate strong buying interest across all purity levels, signaling continued momentum for precious metals.

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