Gold and silver prices today: Check latest rates in your city ahead of Dhanteras

Gold and silver prices today, October 20: Gold prices in India are determined according to the rupees vs US dollar equation. If the dollar is stronger, gold will be expensive.

Published on: Oct 20, 2022, 10:33:43 IST

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Gold prices marginally dipped on Thursday, October 20. According to website Goodreturns, the price of 1 gm of 22k gold costs ₹4,635 while that of 24K gold is worth ₹5,056. This as India witnesses the festive occasion of Dhanteras and Diwali.

In Delhi, the price of 10 gms of 22k gold stood at ₹46,500 while that of 24K gold is at s 50,730. In Mumbai, the prices of both 22k gold and 24k gold stood at ₹46,350 per 10 gms and ₹50,560 per 10 gms respectively. In Kolkata, the price of 22k gold stands at ₹46,350 per 10 gms while that of 24k gold stands at ₹50,560 per 10 gms.

Today Gold Price, Silver Price: Gold Rate and along with other precious metal prices in India on Thursday, October 20, 2022.

Gold prices in India are determined according to the rupees vs US dollar equation. If the dollar is stronger, gold will be expensive.

As far as silver is concerned, the price of the precious metal remained unchanged on Thursday. According to Goodreturns website, one gramme of silver cost ₹56.40 while eight grammes cost ₹451.20.

In Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Bengaluru, 10 gms of silver cost ₹564 while in Chennai it cost ₹615.

Here are the gold and silver prices of the prominent cities on Thursday, October 20.

CITY	22K GOLD PRICES (RS/10 GMS)	SILVER PRICES (RS/10 GMS)
DELHI	46,500	564
MUMBAI	46,350	564
KOLKATA	46,350	564
CHENNAI	47,000	615
BENGALURU	46,400	564

The prices of silver in India depend on international cost of the precious metal. Gold and silver prices are almost in tune with each other. If the gold prices go up, silver too will rally.

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