On Monday, gold is costlier by Re 1 for each gram as compared to the corresponding rates on the previous day, as per the Goodreturns website. Therefore, one gram of 22-carat (K) of the yellow metal comes for ₹5541, and eight gram, for ₹44,328. On the other hand, 10 gram and 100 gram are available for ₹55,410 and ₹5,54,100 respectively.
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For 24K gold, buyers must pay ₹6045 for one gram, ₹48,360 for eight gram, ₹60,450 for 10 gram, and ₹6,04,500 for 100 gram.
City
22K Gold price (per 10 gram)
24K Gold price (per 10 gram)
Ahmedabad
₹55,450
₹60,500
Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai
₹55,410
₹60,450
Chennai
₹55,560
₹60,610
Delhi
₹55,560
₹60,600
Customers must, however, note that the gold prices mentioned here do not include GST, TCS, and other levies; therefore, these are only indicative. For the exact daily price, one must contact their local jeweller.
Silver prices
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The daily rate of silver, meanwhile, is the same as yesterday, Goodreturns data shows. The metal, therefore, is priced at ₹74.10 (one gram), ₹592.80 (eight gram), ₹741 (10 gram), ₹7410 (100 gram) and ₹74,100 (1 kilogram).
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The daily rate of silver, meanwhile, is the same as yesterday, Goodreturns data shows. The metal, therefore, is priced at ₹74.10 (one gram), ₹592.80 (eight gram), ₹741 (10 gram), ₹7410 (100 gram) and ₹74,100 (1 kilogram).
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