Gold, silver prices on November 21: Check latest rates for your city

While the daily prices of 22 and 24 carat (K) gold are down from the previous day, those for silver are unchanged.

Published on: Nov 21, 2023, 08:38:40 IST

By HT News Desk, New Delhi

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On Tuesday, the daily prices of gold are down by ₹5 per gram from the previous day, with one gram of 22 and 24 carat (K) gold at ₹5650 and ₹6164, respectively, according to the Goodreturns website.

Similarly, buyers must pay ₹45,200 for eight gram of 22K gold, ₹56,500 for 10 gram and ₹5,65,000 for 100 gram. For 24K gold, on the other hand, they must pay ₹49,312 (eight gram), ₹61,640 (10 gram) and ₹6,16,400 (100 gram).

Today's gold prices in India

City	22K Gold price (per 10 gram)	24K Gold price (per 10 gram)
Ahmedabad	₹56,550	₹61,690
Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai	₹56,500	₹61,640
Chennai	₹57,050	₹62,230
Delhi	₹56,650	₹61,790

It must be noted, however, that the daily gold prices mentioned above are without GST, TCS and other levies; therefore, these are only indicative. Only a local jeweller can give you the exact rate for that day.

Today's silver prices in India

City	Silver price (per 10 gram)
Ahmedabad, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai	₹760
Bengaluru	₹750
Chennai, Hyderabad	₹790

For silver, meanwhile, the rates are unchanged from yesterday, Goodreturns data shows. The metal, therefore, is priced at ₹76 (one gram), ₹608 (eight gram), ₹760 (10 gram), ₹7600 (100 gram) and ₹76,000 (1 kilogram).

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