24K gold rates in Dubai today (April 7, 2026): Latest 24K, 22K prices at Kalyan Jewellers, Dubai Jewellery Group, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Joyalukkas

Most gold investors across the world including Dubai remain cautious as U.S. President Donald Trump set an 8 p.m. (Eastern Time) deadline on Tuesday for Iran to reach a deal, warning of possible strikes on the country’s key infrastructure like power stations and bridges.

Amid geopolitical tensions when gold prices have been fluctuating mildly to sharply, we provide the latest updates on Dubai gold rates from major jewellery retailers such as Kalyan Jewellers, Joyalukkas, Dubai Jewellery Group, and Malabar Gold & Diamonds as on April 7, 2026, Tuesday).

Gold rates in Dubai today (Joyallukas)

Gold 24KT rate: AED 560.50

Gold 22KT rate: AED 519.00
Gold 18KT rate: AED 426.50
*Updated on: Apr 07, 2026 2:55 PM

Gold rate in Dubai today (Malabar Gold & Diamonds

Today's gold rate on Malabar Gold & Diamonds stands at 560.50 AED as of 7:16 PM on April 7, 2026.

Gold rate in Dubai today (Dubai Jewellery Group)

Rate in AED per gm
24K - AED 560.50
22K - AED 519.00
21K - AED 497.75
18K - AED 426.50
14K - AED 332.75

Gold rates in Dubai today (Kalyan Jewellers)

Gold 24 kt : AED 565.25
Gold 22 kt : AED 522.50
Gold 21 kt : AED 501.00
Gold 18 kt : AED 429.25
*Updated on 07-04-2026 16:05:03 IST.

Dubai gold rate comparison table

Purity	Joyalukkas (AED/gm)	Dubai Jewellery Group (AED/gm)	Kalyan Jewellers (AED/gm)
24K	AED 560.50	AED 560.50	AED 564.25
22K	AED 519.00	AED 519.00	AED 522.50
21K	—	AED 497.75	AED 501.00
18K	AED 426.50	AED 426.50	AED 429.25
14K	—	AED 332.75	—

UAE dirham (AED) exchange rate
The value of 1 UAE dirham (AED) is Rs 25.3090 (as on April 7, 2026), as per the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) exchange rate today.

India gold prediction

Satish Dondapati, fund manager, Kotak Mahindra AMC, says: “Gold and silver look positive over the medium to long term, but prices may be volatile in the short term. Ongoing global tensions support demand for gold as a safe-haven investment. However, strong US jobs data has strengthened the dollar and pushed up bond yields, which usually puts pressure on gold and silver prices. High oil prices may keep inflation elevated, which could support both metals over time. In the medium term, gold may perform better as investors prefer safety during uncertain periods. Over the longer term, silver could outperform as demand from solar, electric vehicles and electronics increases. Currently, strong US data and a firm dollar are creating temporary pressure. However, both metals remain in a long-term growth trend. High global debt, policy uncertainty, and steady central bank buying support gold. Silver also benefits from strong demand and limited supply, making it attractive for long-term investment.”