Gold Rate Today: In Indian tradition, gold is one of the most valued metals. Every noteworthy occasion including festivals, marriages, birthdays involves the use of this metal. Indian temples are renowned for their modern and historic gold idols, which are protected from any type of theft or burglary. Gold prices today in India is at Rs 5,430 per gram for 22k, while for 24k also called 999 gold, the prices is at Rs 5,923 per gram.
Cities Gold Rates Today
City | 22K | 24K |
---|---|---|
Chennai | ₹54,660 | ₹59,630 |
Mumbai | ₹54,300 | ₹59,230 |
Delhi | ₹54,450 | ₹59,400 |
Kolkata | ₹54,300 | ₹59,230 |
Bangalore | ₹54,300 | ₹59,230 |
Hyderabad | ₹54,300 | ₹59,230 |
Kerala | ₹54,300 | ₹59,230 |
Pune | ₹54,300 | ₹59,230 |
Vadodara | ₹54,350 | ₹59,280 |
Ahmedabad | ₹54,350 | ₹59,280 |
Jaipur | ₹54,450 | ₹59,400 |
Lucknow | ₹54,450 | ₹59,400 |
Coimbatore | ₹54,660 | ₹59,630 |
Madurai | ₹54,660 | ₹59,630 |
Vijayawada | ₹54,300 | ₹59,230 |
Patna | ₹54,350 | ₹59,280 |
Nagpur | ₹54,300 | ₹59,230 |
Gold Rate Today: On MCX
The precious metal is a notable liquid asset that comes in useful during stormy times. The yellow metal protects against inflation and currency depreciation. Aside from that, the metal shines when equities and debt fall in stock markets. With an expiration date of August 4, 2023, the price of gold futures on the MCX up by 0.43 percent to Rs 58828 for 10 grammes. The price of silver were trading at Rs. 73929, up 2.70 percent, for delivery on September 5, 2023.
Gold Rate Today: Government Gold Reserves
The central banks of the majority of large nations maintain reserves of both money and gold. The Reserve Bank of India and the US Federal Reserve are two excellent instances of this. The price of gold rises as central banks of major nations begin to accumulate gold reserves and buy more gold. This is as a result of the market’s rising cash flow and declining gold supply. Gold jewellery is quite popular in India. In Indian families, gold jewellery has a special place, whether it’s for celebrations or birthdays. Due to increasing consumer demand, gold prices rise throughout the wedding season as well as during holidays like Diwali.
Inflation of gold
Due to its nearly constant nature in comparison to currency, gold has great value and is used to protect against inflation. This is the reason why investors like holding gold over money. As a result, the demand for gold rises during periods of high inflation and vice versa. Then, as a result of intense consumer demand, gold prices will soar. This is valid for both domestic and global inflation, including that which occurs in India.
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