Gold and silver prices today: Check latest rates in your city on October 13

Gold and silver prices today, October 13: While gold is costlier by up to ₹11 per gramme, silver prices are down by ₹1.20 per gramme.

Updated on: Oct 14, 2022, 10:08:31 IST

By HT News Desk, New Delhi

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On Thursday, gold is costlier by up to ₹11 per gramme than yesterday. According to Goodreturns, which tracks the daily rates of gold and silver, 1 gramme each of 22 and 24 carat (K) of the former is available for ₹4,675 and ₹5,100 respectively, up from ₹4,665 and ₹5,089 per gramme a day ago.

In Delhi, 10 grammes each of 22K and 24K gold is priced at ₹46,900 and ₹51,150, while an equal quantity in Chennai costs ₹47,400 an ₹51,710, and in Bengaluru, ₹46,800 and ₹51,050. Meanwhile, in Hyderabad, Kolkata and Mumbai, you will have to pay ₹46,750 for 10 grammes of 22K of the metal and ₹51,000 for 24K.

In India, gold gets costlier if the rupee slides against the US dollar. The rates also depend on factors such as volatile policies, economic growth etc.

Today's silver prices in India

Meanwhile, silver prices are down ₹1.20 per gramme. Hence, in Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai, 10 grammes of the metal cost ₹573, and ₹623 in Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad.

Silver rates in India are in tune with those of gold. If the gold prices go up, silver will follow suit. However, silver is always cheaper than gold.

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