Gold prices in India saw a drop of ₹10 on Monday. According to the website Goodreturns, which tracks prices of gold daily, one gram of 22-carat metal costs ₹5,405. On the other hand, one gram of 24-carat gold costs ₹5,896.
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In Delhi, the price of 22K and 24K gold stood at ₹54,200 per 10 gms and ₹59,120 per 10 gms respectively. In India's financial capital Mumbai, 22K gold was priced at ₹54,050 per 10 gms while 24K gold cost ₹58,960 per 10 gms.
City
22-carat (Rs/10 gram)
Silver (Rs/kg)
Delhi
54,300
71,900
Mumbai
54,150
71,900
Chennai
54,440
75,700
Kolkata
54,150
71,900
Silver rates maintained the same price on Monday nationally, with minor changes in major Indian cities. According to the Goodreturns website, one kilogram of silver cost ₹71,900
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In India, gold prices are determined by various factors including currency, international factors and government policies.
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While, the price of silver is determined by factors like gold rates, industrial demand, bulk purchases, inflation etc. If the price of gold increases, the silver price is also influenced.
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