Gold Rate down today: Know latest gold rate in your city

Gold Rate down today: Since the last few days, there has been a huge decrease in the price of gold in the market. Especially this week, there has been a significant decrease in the price of gold.

This is a golden opportunity for jewellery lovers. Currently, as the number of wedding ceremonies is decreasing, gold and silver prices are also decreasing. It will help those who invest a small portion of their income in gold for the foreseeable future.

Currently, the price of 10 grams of 22 carat gold in India is Rs. 55,000. 24 carat gold price is Rs 60,000. The price of 100 grams of silver is Rs 7,400. Gold price in Bengaluru is Rs 55,000. So, silver price is available at Rs 7,475 per 100 grams.

Although gold and silver prices are currently decreasing, there is a possibility of an increase in the coming days. Today’s gold and silver prices in various commercial cities of the country are mentioned below.

Details of 22 carat gold price (10 grams) in various commercial cities of the country:

Bengaluru: Rs. 55,000

Chennai: Rs. 55,350

Mumbai: Rs. 55,000

Delhi: Rs. 55,150

Kolkata: Rs. 55,000

Kerala: Rs. 55,000

Ahmedabad: Rs. 55,000

Jaipur: Rs. 55,150

Lucknow : Rs. 55,150

Bhubaneswar: Rs. 55,000

Details of silver price (100 grams) in various commercial cities of the country:

Bengaluru: Rs. 7,475

Chennai: Rs. 7,860

Mumbai: Rs. 7,400

Delhi: Rs. 7,400

Kolkata: Rs. 7,400

Kerala: Rs. 7,860

Ahmedabad: Rs. 7,400

Jaipur: Rs. 7,400

Lucknow : Rs. 7,400

Bhubaneswar: Rs.7, 860

Customers are advised to visit their local jewellery stores to get actual rates including all applicable taxes and charges. This helps the customer to get a better understanding of the final price to be paid for buying gold or silver. Gold prices in India depend on the market. Prices are determined by several factors, including volatile policies, slow economic growth and the rupee’s strength against the US dollar.

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