Guwahati Gold Rates Today: 24K Prices Reach Up to Rs 16,444 Per Gram

Gold rates in Guwahati on March 10, 2026 span a notable range depending on the data feed consulted, with 24-karat prices reported anywhere from ₹15,787 to ₹16,444 per gram across major market trackers. LiveMint's regional Guwahati page, updated March 10, places 24K at approximately ₹16,444 per gram, 22K at ₹15,063 per gram, and 18K at ₹12,333 per gram. Financial Express, whose timestamped feed captured prices at 4:01 PM IST, shows 24-carat at Rs 163,890 per 10 grams, or Rs 16,389 per gram, up 1.76% from its previous close. The 22-carat rate on the same feed stands at Rs 150,232.50 per 10 grams, or Rs 15,023.25 per gram, with 18-carat at Rs 122,917.50 per 10 grams.

GoodReturns and Times of India converge on a slightly lower figure, both listing 24K at ₹16,238 per gram, a gain of ₹70 over the previous session, and 22K at ₹14,885 per gram, up ₹65. The Hindu Business Line's Guwahati page reports 24K at ₹15,787 per gram and 22K at ₹15,035 per gram, with its per-weight tables showing 10 grams of 22-carat gold at ₹1,50,350 today versus ₹1,49,700 yesterday, a day-on-day rise of ₹650.

The divergence between feeds reflects different update windows and data methodologies rather than market inconsistency, and buyers should treat all published rates as indicative baselines. As GoodReturns notes explicitly, quoted rates do not include GST, TCS, or other applicable levies; the actual retail price, inclusive of making charges and taxes, requires confirmation directly with a local Guwahati jeweller.

Zooming out to the month's arc, the picture is less buoyant. Times of India's March summary shows 24K opening the month at ₹17,308 per gram on March 1 before declining to ₹16,238 by March 10, a fall of 6.18%. The same percentage drop applies to 22K, which moved from ₹15,865 to ₹14,885 over the same period. The month's lowest recorded 24K price was ₹16,168 per gram, logged on March 9.

The Hindu Business Line notes that demand in Guwahati has been on the rise through early 2026, with jewellery purchases driving the bulk of buying interest rather than gold biscuits or coins. That consumer preference is legible in the city's market character: Guwahati has long been a significant gold hub for Northeast India, where gold jewellery carries both ornamental and ceremonial weight. Even at the current softened prices, a 100-gram purchase of 22-carat gold at The Hindu Business Line's reported rate would cost ₹15,03,500, a figure that underscores why daily rate tracking matters to both buyers and retailers in this market.