The daily prices of gold are unchanged on Sunday, as per the Goodreturns website. One gram of 22-carat (K) gold, therefore, comes for ₹5655, eight gram for ₹45,240, while 10 gram and 100 gram are rated at ₹56,550 and ₹5,65,500, respectively.
Women purchase jewllery at a showroom in Indore. (Arun Mondhe/ HT file)
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For 24K gold, on the other hand, buyers must pay ₹6169 (one gram), ₹49,352 (eight gram), ₹61,690 (10 gram) and ₹6,16,900 (100 gram).
Today's gold prices in India
City
22K Gold price (per 10 gram)
24K Gold price (per 100 gram)
Ahmedabad
₹56,600
₹61,690
Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai
₹56,550
₹46,270
Chennai
₹57,000
₹62,180
Delhi
₹56,700
₹61,790
Customers must, however, note that the daily prices of gold mentioned above are only indicative, as these do not include GST, TCS, and other levies. For the exact rate on that day, one must contact their local jeweller.
Today's silver prices in India
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City
Silver price (per 10 gram)
Ahmedabad, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai
₹760
Bengaluru
₹752.50
Chennai, Hyderabad
₹790
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Silver, meanwhile, is cheaper by ₹0.50 per gram as compared to the previous day, 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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Silver, meanwhile, is cheaper by ₹0.50 per gram as compared to the previous day, 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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