UAE gold rates today show a clear rise across all major gold categories in the UAE. On August 11, 2026, 24-carat gold reached Dh531.75 per gram in the morning. This was up from Dh528.25 recorded yesterday. At the same time, UAE money transfer exchange rates remained unchanged for the Indian rupee, Pakistani rupee and Bangladeshi taka.
The highest gold rate is seen in the 24-carat category. It is now Dh531.75 per gram. Yesterday, the same rate stood at Dh528.25. This means the price increased by Dh3.50 per gram. The 22-carat rate also moved higher. It reached Dh492.50 per gram, compared with Dh489.00 yesterday. This is an increase of Dh3.50 per gram.
The 21-carat gold rate also recorded a rise. It reached Dh472.25 per gram on Tuesday morning. Yesterday, it was Dh469.00 per gram. Therefore, the rate increased by Dh3.25 per gram. Meanwhile, 18-carat gold climbed to Dh404.75 per gram. It was Dh402.00 yesterday, showing an increase of Dh2.75 per gram.
The 14-carat category also moved upward. Its morning rate stood at Dh315.75 per gram. Yesterday’s rate was Dh313.50. This represents a rise of Dh2.25 per gram. Overall, all listed gold categories opened higher than the previous day.
The increase is Dh3.50 for 24-carat and 22-carat gold. The 21-carat rate is up Dh3.25. The 18-carat rate has gained Dh2.75, while 14-carat gold is higher by Dh2.25. This shows a broad upward move rather than a rise in only one category.
For people buying gold, the latest movement is important. The higher rates mean buyers will pay more for each gram compared with yesterday. However, the final amount can also depend on making charges, design costs and other shop-specific charges. Therefore, customers should check the final price before making a purchase.
UAE gold rates today are available only for the morning session in the provided update. No afternoon or evening prices have been listed yet. The same table shows yesterday’s prices for comparison. This makes it easier for buyers and investors to see how the market has moved since the previous day.
Money transfer rates, meanwhile, remained stable in the morning update. The Indian rupee rate was 25.85, with Dh38.68 shown for 1,000 Indian rupees. The Pakistani rupee rate was 75.68, equal to Dh13.21 for 1,000 Pakistani rupees. The Bangladeshi taka rate was 33.6, with Dh29.76 listed for 1,000 Bangladeshi taka.
The figures are presented in both currency units and UAE dirham values. The Indian rupee listing shows 25.85 and Dh38.68 per 1,000 INR. The Pakistani rupee listing shows 75.68 and Dh13.21 per 1,000 PKR. The Bangladeshi taka listing shows 33.6 and Dh29.76 per 1,000 BDT. These figures can help customers estimate how much they may receive or pay when arranging transfers.
There was no change in the listed exchange rates compared with yesterday. The Indian rupee, Pakistani rupee and Bangladeshi taka all matched their previous rates. No evening exchange rates were available in the provided data.
The latest figures present two different trends in the UAE market. Gold prices moved higher across every listed category, while money transfer exchange rates stayed unchanged. For residents sending money to India, Pakistan or Bangladesh, the stable exchange rates provide a steady reference for transfers.
Anyone planning to buy gold or send money abroad should check the latest rates before completing a transaction. Gold prices can change during the day, while exchange rates may also be updated by money transfer providers.
