Gold Rate Today: Prices of precious metals get dearer! Check Current Rates From Patna to Mumbai

The Good Returns states that the current price of gold in India is Rs 7,265 per gramme for 24 carat gold and Rs 6,660 per gram for 22 carat gold.

Gold Rate Today

Gold Rate Today: Building money and safeguarding one’s future depend on investing. Bonds, mutual funds, equities, exchange-traded funds, and a number of other options are all available as investment alternatives nowadays. The first step in selecting the best investment is figuring out your risk profile, since every investment has a risk-reward ratio. A highly liquid asset that can lower investor credit risk is gold. Given gold’s intrinsic cultural value, jewellery made of it is commonly utilised in India. Additionally, because of its utilitarian value, low correlation, and low volatility, gold investing can aid in portfolio diversification. Check the increased rates of gold in different cities below.

Gold Rate Today: Price of gold as per Good Returns

Name of citiesPrices of 22k gold in rupees
Mumbai66600
Delhi66750
Kerala66600
Pune66600
Lucknow66750
Patna66750
Nagpur66600
Chandigarh66600
Surat66750
Bhubaneswar66750

Checkout the rates on MCX

Gold is a recommended hedge against future economic downturns since it has traditionally had a low connection with other financial assets. At Rs 71846 per 10 grams, gold futures with a maturity date of October 4, 2024 are presently trading on the MCX. It is 0.37 percent higher than the previous closing. On the other hand, silver futures, which mature on September 5, 2024, are now trading on the MCX for Rs 84932 a kilogramme, up 0.70 percent in value.

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