The price of gold remains unchanged on Wednesday. The rate for 22-carat gold stood firm at ₹5,475 per gram. The larger quantities, such as 8 grams and 10 grams, were priced at ₹43,800 and ₹54,750 respectively. Also, the cost for 100 grams of 22-carat gold is valued at ₹5,47,500. Meanwhile, 24-carat gold was priced at ₹5,995 per gram.
Today Gold Price, Silver Price
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Silver price maintained stability, with one kilogram of silver registering a nationwide cost of ₹74,800.
City
Gold(Rs/10gram)
Silver (Rs/kg)
Chennai
55,050
77,600
Mumbai
54,750
74,800
Delhi
54,900
74,800
Kolkata
54,750
74,800
These price fluctuations are influenced by an array of factors, with input from reputable jewellers being a key component. Factors such as global gold demand, currency values in various nations, prevailing interest rates, and government regulations related to gold trade all contribute to these fluctuations. Additionally, global events, including the state of the global economy and the strength of the US dollar in relation to other currencies, exert their influence on gold prices within the Indian market.
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