Gold Rate Today: The price of gold and silver has marginally increased, according to the MCX data. We’ve included the gold prices in a few significant cities below, based on Good Returns. For a very long time, gold has been associated with property investments and obtaining financial stability. Because of the way the financial industry has evolved, the buyers today view gold as an investment to diversify their portfolio rather than merely a physical asset. Investors looking for a gold investment plan may look for low transaction fees and taxes, minimum investment amounts, flexibility, and superior returns without compromising liquidity. If you want to keep your money ahead of inflation, gold is the finest investment.
Gold Rate Today: Price of gold as per Good Returns
Name of cities | Prices of 22k gold in rupees |
Mumbai | 66350 |
Delhi | 66500 |
Kerala | 66350 |
Pune | 66350 |
Lucknow | 66500 |
Patna | 66500 |
Nagpur | 66350 |
Chandigarh | 66350 |
Surat | 66500 |
Bhubaneswar | 66500 |
Checkout the rates on MCX
Gold is still a wise investment for people to make today. The buying power of gold has not changed, just like that of other assets and money. On the MCX, gold futures with a August 5, 2024, maturity date are presently trading for Rs 71594 per 10 grams. The closing is 0.01 percent higher than the previous one. On the MCX, silver futures with a maturity date of July 5, 2024, are now trading for Rs 89140 per kilogram. There has been a 0.00 percent gain (that is a flat) from their previous value.
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