On Sunday, gold prices across the country are unchanged from yesterday. According to the Goodreturns website, one gram of 22-carat (K) gold costs ₹5,425, while eight and 10 grams are available for ₹43,400 and ₹54,250 respectively. 100 grams of 22K of the metal, on the other hand, are priced at ₹5,42,500.
For 24K gold, meanwhile, customers must pay ₹5,918 to purchase one gram, ₹47,344 for 8 grams, ₹59,180 for 10 grams, and ₹5,91,800 for 100 grams.
It must be noted here that the rates mentioned above are without GST, TCS, and other levies. For exact rates, one must contact their local jeweller.
City
22K Gold (per 10 grams)
24K Gold (per 10 grams)
Ahmedabad
₹54,300
₹59,230
Bengaluru
₹54,250
₹59,180
Chennai
₹54,550
₹59,510
Delhi
₹54,400
₹59,330
Hyderabad
₹54,250
₹59,180
Kolkata
₹54,250
₹59,180
Mumbai
₹54,250
₹59,180
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Silver prices on June 25
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Silver is cheaper than yesterday, decreasing by 2 paise per gram from yesterday, as per Goodreturns. Therefore, one gram of the metal is priced at ₹70.90, eight grams at ₹567.20, 10 grams at ₹709, 100 grams at ₹7,090, and 1,000 grams at ₹70,900.
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Silver is cheaper than yesterday, decreasing by 2 paise per gram from yesterday, as per Goodreturns. Therefore, one gram of the metal is priced at ₹70.90, eight grams at ₹567.20, 10 grams at ₹709, 100 grams at ₹7,090, and 1,000 grams at ₹70,900.
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