On Saturday, the prices of both 22 and 24-carat (K) gold are unchanged from yesterday. According to the Goodreturns website, one gram of 22K gold is available for ₹5,510, while eight and 10 grams of the metal are at ₹44,080 and ₹55,100, respectively. Similarly, customers must continue to pay ₹5,51,000 for 100 grams of 22K gold.
On the other hand, one gram of 24K gold remains at ₹6011, while eight, 10 and 100 grams are at ₹48,088, ₹60,110, and ₹6,01,100, respectively.
City
Gold (22K)
Gold (24K)
Ahmedabad
₹55,150
₹60,160
Bengaluru
₹55,150
₹60,160
Chennai
₹55,450
₹60,490
Delhi
₹55,260
₹60,260
Hyderabad
₹55,100
₹60,110
Kolkata
₹55,100
₹60,110
Mumbai
₹55,100
₹60,110
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It must be noted, however, that the rates mentioned above do not include taxes. For exact prices, customers must contact their local jewellers.
Silver prices on June 17
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Silver, meanwhile, is a bit costlier than it was on Friday. For one gram of silver, buyers, on Saturday, will have to pay ₹73.50, a rise of 40 paise from yesterday. Similarly, eight grams of the metal can be bought for ₹588 (increase of ₹3.20), while 10 and 100 grams are at ₹735 (up ₹4) and ₹7,350 ( up ₹40), respectively.
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Silver, meanwhile, is a bit costlier than it was on Friday. For one gram of silver, buyers, on Saturday, will have to pay ₹73.50, a rise of 40 paise from yesterday. Similarly, eight grams of the metal can be bought for ₹588 (increase of ₹3.20), while 10 and 100 grams are at ₹735 (up ₹4) and ₹7,350 ( up ₹40), respectively.
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