Gold prices in the domestic futures market are seeing a slight increase on Monday, December 8. Gold futures on MCX opened at ₹1,30,431 (per 10 grams) on Monday.

Did gold prices rise or fall? Find out the rates at which gold is being sold from Delhi to Patna on December 8th.

Gold Price Today: Gold prices in the domestic futures market are seeing a slight increase on Monday, December 8. Gold futures with February 5, 2026, expiry opened at ₹130,431 per 10 grams on the Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX). On the previous trading day, gold closed at ₹130,462.

At 11 am on December 8th, gold with February 5th expiry was trading at ₹1,30,533 on MCX, representing a gain of approximately ₹70 from the previous day's closing price. MCX Gold had reached a high of ₹1,30,617 in early trade.

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Gold Rate in Your City (As per Good Returns)

Gold Rate in Delhi (per 10 grams)

24 carat - Rs 1,30,570 
22 carat - Rs 1,19,700 
18 carat - Rs 97,970

Gold Rate in Mumbai (per 10 grams)

24 carat - Rs 1,30,420 
22 carat - Rs 1,19,550 
18 carat - Rs 97,820

Gold Rate in Chennai (per 10 grams)

24 carat - Rs 1,31,350 
22 carat - Rs 1,20,400 
18 carat - Rs 1,00,400

Gold Rate in Kolkata (per 10 grams)

24 carat - Rs 1,30,420 
22 carat - Rs 1,19,550 
18 carat - Rs 97,820

Gold Rate in Ahmedabad (per 10 grams)

24 carat - Rs 1,30,470 
22 carat - Rs 1,19,600 
18 carat - Rs 97,870

Gold Rate in Lucknow (per 10 grams)

24 carat - Rs 1,30,570 
22 carat - Rs 1,19,700 
18 carat - Rs 97,970

Gold Rate in Patna (per 10 grams)

24 carat - Rs 1,30,470 
22 carat - Rs 1,19,600 
18 carat - Rs 97,870

Gold Rate in Hyderabad (per 10 grams)

24 carat - Rs 1,30,420 
22 carat - Rs 1,19,500 
18 carat - Rs 97,820

Gold prices fluctuate constantly. Over the past few days, the price has been constantly changing. Demand for gold also fluctuates. However, demand for gold increases during the wedding season, when people buy gold in large quantities.

In India, buying gold isn't just seen as an investment option. It's also culturally embedded in Indian values. Investors also place their trust in gold. They believe it protects them from market risks and can also provide superior returns. This is why precious metals like gold remain in high demand in India.