The price of gold and silver remained unchanged on Monday as the previous day's figures, according to Goodreturns. The cost of one gram of 22 carat gold remained stagnant to ₹5,630 while, eight gram's price stands at ₹45,040 and 10 gram of 22K gold is available at ₹56,300.
Gold, silver prices: The precious metal is considered a hedge against inflation. (Mint file)
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Similarly, one gram, eight gram, and 100 gram of 24K gold are priced at ₹6,142, ₹49,136, and ₹61,420, respectively.
The precious metal is considered a hedge against inflation.
Meanwhile, the price of silver also remained unchanged on Monday. According to Goodreturns figures, a gram of silver is priced at ₹75.30 while, the price of eight grams of silver stood at ₹602.40. Ten grams of silver is available at ₹753 while one kg of silver will cost ₹75,300.
CITY
GOLD 22K (Rs/10 GRAM)
SILVER (Rs/10 GRAM)
CHENNAI
56,800
790
MUMBAI
56,300
753
DELHI
56,450
753
KOLKATA
56,300
753
BENGALURU
56,350
790
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The rates mentioned above are not inclusive of taxes such as GST, TCS, and local levies. In order to get the exact selling price, it is advised to get in touch with local jewellers.
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Last month, the 22k gold achieved the highest rate of ₹56,650 on April 14, while 24k of gold was priced at ₹61,800 on the same day. The lowest rate in the month for 22k gold was recorded at ₹54,700 on April 3 while 24k gold was priced at ₹59,670 on the same day.
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Last month, the 22k gold achieved the highest rate of ₹56,650 on April 14, while 24k of gold was priced at ₹61,800 on the same day. The lowest rate in the month for 22k gold was recorded at ₹54,700 on April 3 while 24k gold was priced at ₹59,670 on the same day.
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