On Friday, 22-carat (K) gold is selling at ₹5680 per gram, and, therefore, has the same price as on the previous day, as per the Goodreturns website. For eight grams of 22K gold, therefore, buyers must pay ₹45,440, and ₹56,800 and ₹5,68,000 for 10 grams and 100 grams, respectively.
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There is no change for 24K gold too, which is rated at ₹6197 per gram, according to Goodreturns. Here, higher quantities are available for ₹49,576 (eight grams), ₹61,970 (10 grams) and ₹6,19,700 (100 grams).
Today's gold prices in India
City
22K gold price (per 10 gram)
24K gold price (per 10 gram)
Ahmedabad
₹56,850
₹62,020
Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai
₹56,800
₹46,470
Chennai
₹57,350
₹62,550
Delhi
₹56,950
₹62,120
Customers must, however, note that the daily gold rates mentioned above are indicative, as these do not include GST, TCS, and other levies. Only a local jeweller can give you the exact price for that day.
Today's silver prices in India
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City
Silver price (per 10 gram)
Ahmedabad, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai
₹762
Bengaluru
₹752.50
Chennai, Hyderabad
₹792
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Silver too has the same price as yesterday. To buy the metal, therefore, one must pay ₹76.20 (one gram), ₹609.60 (eight grams), ₹762 (10 gram), ₹7620 (100 gram) and ₹76,200 (1 kilogram).
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Silver too has the same price as yesterday. To buy the metal, therefore, one must pay ₹76.20 (one gram), ₹609.60 (eight grams), ₹762 (10 gram), ₹7620 (100 gram) and ₹76,200 (1 kilogram).
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