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Gold and silver prices on May 3: Check latest rates in your city

The term ‘K’ or karats is used to determine the purity of gold. A 24K gold is called pure gold with a purity of 99.9 per cent purity.

Updated on: May 03, 2023 12:28 PM IST
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Gold prices on Wednesday rose by 80 per gram, a data by Goodreturns website stated. According to the website, one gram of 22K gold costs 5,650. On the other hand, the price of 24K of gold increased by 88 to 6,164.

If you are confused about what 22K and 24K gold mean, let us explain. The term ‘K’ or karats is used to determine the purity of gold. A 24K gold is called pure gold with a purity of 99.9 per cent purity. It does not contain other traces of metals.

In India, gold rates are dependent on factors including government policies, currency, interest rates and global demand
In India, gold rates are dependent on factors including government policies, currency, interest rates and global demand

A 22K gold comprises 22 parts of gold mixed with two parts of other metals like copper and zinc. It is harder than 24K gold due to presence of other metals. It is suited for making jewellery.

Here are the gold prices for top 5 Indian cities on May 3, 2023.

CITY22K GOLD PRICE (Rs/10 GM)24K GOLD PRICE (Rs/10 GM)
DELHI56,65061,790
MUMBAI56,50061,640
KOLKATA56,50061,640
CHENNAI57,06062,240
BENGALURU56,55061,690
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In India, gold rates are dependent on factors including government policies, currency, interest rates and global demand. In case, the value of rupee depreciates against US dollar, the gold will become expensive.

 
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