Gold Rate Today: Valentine Day Jewellery Shopping For Your Better Half Today? Check Prices Before You Step Out

Gold Rate Today

Gold Rate Today: With so many platforms offering huge discounts and other benefits, people are looking forward to Valentine’s Day with great anticipation and buying gifts and other things. It can also be a great chance to get your significant other decorations made of these precious metals for Valentine’s Day, considering the recent little drop in the price of gold and silver. Even today, gold continues to be the preferred form of money around the world. All in all, investors buy gold as a hedge against inflation and political instability because it is uncorrelated with other asset classes. In India, the cost of 22-karat gold is currently Rs 5,790 per gram, while the cost of 24-karat gold is Rs 6,316 per gram.

Gold Rate Today: Checkout the rates on MCX

The easiest and safest ways to invest in gold are typically through mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). You can easily buy or sell these securities in your brokerage or retirement account; each share represents a fixed amount of gold. New investors should use gold mutual funds and ETFs due to their low fees and low minimum investment requirements. On the MCX, gold futures maturing on February 5, 2024, were trading at Rs 62178 per 10 grammes, a decrease of 0.42 percent. March 5, 2024, expiration date silver futures were down 0.48 percent at Rs 70500 a kg on the MCX.

Price of gold in some major cities

Name of citiesPrices of 22k gold in rupees
Delhi58150
Kerala58000
Pune58000
Lucknow58150
Patna58150
Nagpur58000
Chandigarh58000
Surat58150
Bhubaneswar58150
Mumbai58000

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