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Gold and silver price on July 23: Check latest rates in your city today

Gold prices today: A carat or ‘K’ is a term used to measure the purity of gold. A 24K gold is called pure gold and has 99.9 per cent purity.

Published on: Jul 23, 2023, 09:33:03 IST
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Gold prices decreased by 25 across major Indian cities on Sunday. According to website Goodreturns, one gram of 22 carat gold costs 5,515. On the other hand, 24 carat of gold costs 6,016.

A carat or ‘K’ is a term used to measure the purity of gold. A 24K gold is called pure gold and has 99.9 per cent purity. It is in liquid form and cannot be used to make jewellery. Contrary to this, a 22K gold has traces of other metals like copper and zinc. It is used to make jewellery.

In Delhi, ten grams of 22K gold costs 55,300 while 24K gold is priced at 60,320 per ten grams. Here are the gold prices for major Indian cities on July 23, 2023.

Gold is a precious metal and is preferred as a mode of investment
Gold is a precious metal and is preferred as a mode of investment
CITY22K GOLD PRICE (Rs/10 GMS)24K GOLD PRICE (Rs/10 GMS)
MUMBAI55,15060,160
KOLKATA55,15060,160
CHENNAI55,55060,600
BENGALURU55,15060,160
AHMEDABAD55,20060,200
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Gold prices in India is dependent on several factors including currency, global factors and government policies. If the rupee slides against US dollar, the price of gold will increase. In Indian cities, gold prices depend on various factors like demand, state taxes, octroi, interest levied etc

Gold is a precious metal and is preferred as a mode of investment. It acts as a hedge against inflation.

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