The closing price of the December gold futures on Thursday was Rs 59,604 per 10 grams, a decrease of Rs 148 or 0.25%. In the meantime, the December silver futures were down Rs 801 or 1.14%, trading at Rs 69,231 per kg.
On Monday, gold futures were down $0.80, or 0.04%, at $1,951.30 per troy ounce on Comex, while silver futures were down $0.231, or 1.040%, at $22.050.
Indian Cities’ Gold Prices
The price of gold (XAU) today, as of 9:34am, is INR 5,447 per gram of 24-carat gold. That’s up 0.21% on yesterday’s close of INR 5,436.
Compared to last week, Gold is down 0.58%. It’s up 2.90% from one month ago.
The 52-week gold price high is INR 5,677, while the 52-week gold price low is INR 5,135.
The price per gram of 22-carat gold is INR 4,993.
Gold prices vary by city. Check out below to see the price of gold where you live.
24-Carat vs. 22-Carat Gold Prices
Gold
Yesterday
Today
Change
Pure Gold 24K (1 gram)
₹5,377
₹5,377
₹0
Pure Gold 24K (10 grams)
₹53,772
₹53,772
₹0
Standard Gold 22K (1 gram)
₹4,929
₹4,929
₹0
Standard Gold 22K (10 grams)
₹49,291
₹49,291
₹0
Current 24-Carat Gold Prices in India
City
1 Gram Pure Gold (24K)
10 Grams Pure Gold (24K)
Ahmedabad
₹5,743
₹57,428
Bangalore
₹5,738
₹57,383
Chennai
₹4,766
₹47,661
Coimbatore
₹5,803
₹58,030
Delhi
₹5,752
₹57,519
Hyderabad
₹5,738
₹57,383
Kochi
₹4,767
₹47,665
Kolkata
₹5,738
₹57,383
Mumbai
₹5,738
₹57,383
Surat
₹5,743
₹57,428
Karnataka
₹5,738
₹57,383
Tamilnadu
₹4,766
₹47,661
Kerala
₹4,767
₹47,665
West Bengal
₹5,738
₹57,383
Pune
₹5,738
₹57,383
Vijayawada
₹5,738
₹57,383
Understand the differences between 22-carat and 24-carat gold.
24 Carat Gold
22 Carat Gold
It is the purest form of gold and contains 99.5% of the precious yellow metal.
It has a hard texture and thus cannot be easily molded or bended.
It is quite soft, pliable, brittle, and bendable.
It is relatively inexpensive due to the lesser percentage of pure gold.
It is mostly used in medical and electrical equipment including computers, phones, and more.
It is mostly used for making jewellery, bars, bullion, and coins.
This is the most expensive form of gold.
It is mostly used for making jewelry, bars, bullion, and coins.
It is bright yellow in colour.
It is usually tainted due to the presence of other metals.
