Gold Rate Today: Middle Class Woes Continue, Prices Move Up! Check Current Rates From Patna to Mumbai

The Good Returns states that the current price of gold in India is Rs 7,265 per gramme for 24 carat gold and Rs 6,660 per gram for 22 carat gold.

 Gold Rate Today: Middle Class Woes Continue, Prices Move Up! Check Current Rates From Patna to Mumbai

Gold Rate Today: The current increased prices of 22k gold in a few major cities are provided based on Good Returns to assist you in comparing the expenses of gold in your location before making an investment. It's still wise for investors to put their money into gold. The purchasing power of gold has not changed, unlike other assets and currencies. When the economy has been up and down in the past, investors who possess gold have typically done well. As such, it remains a great alternative for investments even now.

Gold Rate Today: Price of gold as per Good Returns

Name of cities Prices of 22k gold in rupees
Mumbai 66600
Delhi 66750
Kerala 66600
Pune 66600
Lucknow 66750
Patna 66750
Nagpur 66600
Chandigarh 66600
Surat 66750
Bhubaneswar 66750

Checkout the rates on MCX

On the MCX, gold futures with a October 4, 2024, maturity date are presently trading for Rs 71748 per 10 grams. It is 0.78 percent more than the previous closing. On the other hand, silver futures, which mature on September 5, 2024, are now trading on the MCX for Rs 84784 per kilogram. It is up by 1.25 percent from their previous value. As a buffer against almost any kind of trouble, including war, inflation, economic instability and currency fluctuations, few investments have ever been as popular as gold.

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