Gold and silver prices on November 25: Check latest rates for your city
Want to buy gold and/or silver today? Here are their prices for the day.
The daily rates of gold are unchanged on Saturday and 22 carat (K) gold is priced at ₹5680 per gram, and 24K, at ₹6197 per gram, according to the Goodreturns website. Higher quantities of 22K gold are rated at ₹45,440 (8 grams), ₹56,800 (10 grams) and ₹5,68,000 (100 grams), while for 24K, these are priced at ₹49,576 (8 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 | ₹61,970 |
| Chennai | ₹57,300 | ₹62,500 |
| Delhi | ₹56,950 | ₹62,120 |
Buyers must, however, note that the daily gold prices mentioned above do not include GST, TCS, and other levies, and, therefore, the rates given here are only indicative. Only a local jeweller can give you the exact prices for that day.
Today's silver prices in India
| City | Silver price (per 10 gram) |
| Ahmedabad, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai | ₹762 |
| Bengaluru | ₹750 |
| Chennai, Hyderabad | ₹792 |
Silver too has the same daily rate as on the previous day, as per Goodreturns. For one gram of silver, therefore, customers must pay ₹76.20, and ₹609.60 (8 grams), ₹762 (10 grams), ₹7620 (100 grams) and ₹76,200 (1 kilogram).
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