Gold Rate Today: Gold and Silver demand has exceeded supply since the 1980s, with industrial demand accounting for more than half of overall consumption. More than 80% of total global silver output is as a byproduct of other commodities. Only 20% of global production is accounted for by exclusive silver mining.
According to the Indian Bullion and Jewellers Association, the price of 24-carat gold in India increased by Rs 278 to Rs 57,190 per 10 grammes on Saturday (IBJA). The precious metal concluded the previous trading at Rs 56,912 per 10 grammes.
Indian Major Cities Gold Rates Today
| City | 22K Today | 24K Today |
| Chennai | ₹53,500 | ₹58,370 |
| Mumbai | ₹52,650 | ₹57,440 |
| Delhi | ₹52,800 | ₹57,590 |
| Kolkata | ₹52,650 | ₹57,440 |
| Bangalore | ₹52,700 | ₹57,490 |
| Hyderabad | ₹52,650 | ₹57,440 |
| Kerala | ₹52,650 | ₹57,440 |
| Pune | ₹52,650 | ₹57,440 |
| Vadodara | ₹52,700 | ₹57,490 |
| Ahmedabad | ₹52,700 | ₹57,490 |
| Jaipur | ₹52,800 | ₹57,590 |
| Lucknow | ₹52,800 | ₹57,590 |
| Coimbatore | ₹53,500 | ₹58,370 |
| Madurai | ₹53,500 | ₹58,370 |
| Vijayawada | ₹52,650 | ₹57,440 |
| Patna | ₹52,700 | ₹57,490 |
| Nagpur | ₹52,650 | ₹57,440 |
| Chandigarh | ₹52,800 | ₹57,590 |
Silver Price In Indian Cities – Bar Silver (1 Kg)
| City | Bar Silver (1 Kg) |
| ADILABAD | ₹ 74,200 |
| AGARTALA | ₹ 74,200 |
| AGRA | ₹ 74,200 |
| AHMEDABAD | ₹ 74,200 |
| AHMEDNAGAR | ₹ 74,200 |
| AIZAWL | ₹ 74,200 |
| AJMER | ₹ 74,200 |
| AKOLA | ₹ 74,200 |
| ALIGARH | ₹ 74,200 |
| ALLAHABAD | ₹ 74,200 |
| ALWAR | ₹ 74,200 |
| AMALAPURAM | ₹ 74,200 |
| AMBALA | ₹ 74,200 |
| AMBIKAPUR | ₹ 74,200 |
| AMRAVATI | ₹ 74,200 |
| AMRITSAR | ₹ 74,200 |
| ANAND | ₹ 74,200 |
| ANANTAPUR | ₹ 74,200 |
| ASANSOL | ₹ 74,200 |
| AURANGABAD | ₹ 74,200 |
| BAHADURGARH | ₹ 74,200 |
| BAHRAICH | ₹ 74,200 |
Gold Rate Today: What’s up on MCX?
On MCX, Gold February Future was trading up by 28 percent to Rs 56,444 per 10 grams in the afternoon trade. In contrast to this, Silver March futures dipped 0.27% to Rs 68,043 per kg.
During August 2020, gold price touched Rs 57,191 per 10 grams on MCX. Gold was seen at Rs 56,981 per 10 grams on MCX this morning. That means gold is getting only 210 rupees cheaper than the record price.
Multi Commodity Exchange of India is the full form of MCX. It is an autonomous body for commodity exchange in India. It offers to trade in bullion, energy and agricultural commodities apart from non-ferrous metals.
This is an exchange for commodities like the BSE is for stocks and shares. The MCX sells the products in bulk.
The price for the asset depends upon various factors and is not determined at MCX. The MCX Silver rates are set by trading activity and a bunch of different other factors.
Gold Rate Today: As per IBJA, these are the prices of gold and silver
The price of gold and silver has decreased today compared to yesterday, according to IBJA. The price of gold has decreased from Rs 56084 per 10 kilos yesterday evening to Rs 56521 per 10 grammes today. The cost of silver, on the other hand, dropped from Rs. 68304 per kg. last evening to Rs. 68686 per kg.
Here’s how to know the latest price of gold by giving a missed call
You can give a missed call on 8955664433 to know the retail rates of gold. Shortly after giving a miss call on this number, you will get the rates through SMS. Along with this, you can see www.ibja.com or ibjarates.com for constant updates or information.
This is how you can determine the purity of gold
If you want to check the purity of gold right now, the government has created an app for that. Customers can check the purity of gold using the BIS Care app. You can use this app to not only check the purity of gold, but also to file a complaint about it.
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