Gold, Silver Rate Today: Buying bullion this Dhanteras? Check city-wise latest gold and silver prices

Gold and silver prices saw slight declines today, with 24-carat gold dropping by Rs 490.0 per gram and silver down by Rs 100 per kilogram. On Dhanteras—a day when buying gold is considered auspicious—these price reductions may attract buyers. Across India’s major markets, the latest gold and silver rates show small regional fluctuations, offering potential opportunities for those planning festive purchases.

Gold Prices Today

Today, the price of 24-carat gold stands at Rs 7,996.3 per gram, down by Rs 490.0 from previous rates. The rate for 22-carat gold decreased to Rs 7331.3 per gram, reflecting a drop of Rs 450.0. Over the past month, 24-carat gold has seen a 3.6% price decline, while the past week shows a smaller decrease of 0.82%.

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City-wise Gold Prices today :

Delhi: 24-carat gold is priced at Rs.79963.0 for 10 grams, down from Rs.80463.0 yesterday.
Chennai: Gold is priced at Rs.79811.0 for 10 grams, showing a slight decline from yesterday’s rate of Rs.80311.0.
Mumbai: Today’s gold rate in Mumbai is Rs.79817.0 for 10 grams, compared to Rs.80317.0 the previous day.
Kolkata: Gold stands at Rs.79815.0 for 10 grams, a decrease from yesterday’s price of Rs.80315.0.

Silver Prices Today

Silver prices today are at Rs 1,01,000.0 per kilogram, with a Rs.100 drop from yesterday’s rate.

Delhi: Silver is priced at Rs.101000.0 per kilogram, slightly down from Rs.101100.0 the day before.
Chennai: The price of silver in Chennai is Rs.109600.0 per kilogram, showing a minor reduction from Rs.109700.0 on the previous day.
Mumbai: Silver stands at Rs.100300.0 per kilogram, a drop from yesterday’s Rs.100400.0.
Kolkata: Today’s silver price in Kolkata is Rs.101800.0 per kilogram, a small decrease from Rs.101900.0.

Factors Influencing Prices

Gold and silver price movements stem from various elements, including demand shifts, currency fluctuations, interest rates, and regulations on gold trade. External factors such as global economic conditions and the US dollar’s strength against other currencies also play a crucial role in determining gold prices in India.