Gold Price again surge in India: reached Rs 1 lakh for 10gm gold

Gold Price Again Surge: There has been a sharp jump in the price of gold in India on Monday, July 21, firming the precious metal’s valuation which was already higher than Rs 1 lakh. Gold Price again surge in India: reached Rs 1 lakh for 10gm gold.

Global gold rates, influenced by economic data, geopolitical events, and central bank policies, directly impact Indian prices. As of July 21, 2025, here are the approximate gold rates in major Indian cities for 24K and 22K gold (per 10 grams).

Please note that these are indicative prices and may vary slightly due to local taxes, making charges, and other levies. For exact rates, it’s always best to contact your local jeweller.

Overall India Gold Rates (per 10 grams) on July 21, 2025:

24K Gold (99.9% Pure): Rs 100,220 to Rs 104,058

22K Gold (91.6% Pure): Rs 91,800 to Rs 95,865

Gold Rates in Major Indian Cities (per 10 grams) 24K and 22K on July 21, 2025:

Mumbai –Rs 100,150, Rs 91,800

Chennai – Rs 100,150, Rs 91,800

New Delhi – Rs 100,203, Rs 104,058

Bangalore – Rs 100,150, Rs 91,800

Hyderabad – Rs 100,150, Rs 91,800

Kolkata – Rs 100,150, Rs 91,800

Kerala – Rs 100,150, Rs 91,800

Pune – Rs 100,150, Rs 91,800

Ahmedabad – Rs 100,200, Rs 91,850

Vadodara – Rs 100,200, Rs 91,850

Factors Affecting Gold Prices in India:

International Gold Prices: Global gold rates, influenced by economic data, geopolitical events, and central bank policies, directly impact Indian prices.

Indian Rupee (INR) Exchange Rate: A weaker rupee makes gold imports more expensive, leading to higher domestic prices.

Domestic Demand: Festivals (Diwali, Akshaya Tritiya) and wedding seasons typically see a surge in gold demand, which can push prices up. However, high prices can also deter demand, leading to a shift towards lower caratage or exchange of old jewelry.

Government Policies: Import duties, taxes (like GST), and regulations (like hallmarking) can affect gold prices and availability.

Inflation and Economic Uncertainty: Gold is often seen as a safe-haven asset during times of high inflation or economic instability, leading to increased demand and prices.

Interest Rates: Higher interest rates can make other investments more attractive, potentially reducing the appeal of gold and putting downward pressure on its price.

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