The daily price of gold is ₹5735 per gram for 22K gold on Tuesday, while that for 24K is ₹6256, up by ₹25 and ₹27 per gram, respectively, from the previous day, according to the Goodreturns website.
Today Gold Price, Silver Price: Gold Rate and along with other precious metal prices in India on Tuesday, Nov 28, 2023
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For higher quantities of gold, meanwhile, the prices are ₹45,880 (eight grams), ₹57,350 (10 grams) and ₹5,73,500 (100 grams) for 22K, while the corresponding rates for 24K are ₹50,048, ₹62,560, an ₹6,25,600, respectively.
Today's gold prices in India
City
22K gold prices (per 10 gram)
24K gold prices (per 10 gram)
Ahmedabad
₹57,400
₹62,610
Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai
₹57,350
₹62,560
Chennai
₹57,800
₹63,050
Delhi
₹57,500
₹62,710
Buyers must, however, note that the daily gold prices mentioned above are only indicative, as these do not include GST, TCS, and other levies. Only a local jeweller knows the exact rates for that day.
Today's silver prices in India
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City
Silver price (per 10 gram)
Ahmedabad, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai
₹785
Bengaluru
₹762.50
Chennai, Hyderabad
₹815
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Silver, on the other hand, is rated at ₹78.50 per gram, rising by ₹1.30 per gram from yesterday, Goodreturns data shows. To buy the metal, therefore, customers must pay ₹628 (eight grams), ₹785 (10 grams), ₹7850 (100 grams) and ₹78,500 (1 kilogram).
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Silver, on the other hand, is rated at ₹78.50 per gram, rising by ₹1.30 per gram from yesterday, Goodreturns data shows. To buy the metal, therefore, customers must pay ₹628 (eight grams), ₹785 (10 grams), ₹7850 (100 grams) and ₹78,500 (1 kilogram).
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