Gold prices in India witnessed a notable dip today, offering some relief to buyers and investors. Rates for all major categories of gold — 24K, 22K, and 18K — have decreased when compared to yesterday’s prices. The revised rates have been sourced from reputed jewellers across the country and reflect the current market trend.
According to the latest data:
- 24 Karat Gold, known for its highest purity, is now priced at ₹9,802 per gram. This marks a decrease of ₹93 per gram from yesterday’s ₹9,895. For 10 grams, the cost stands at ₹98,020 — a significant drop of ₹930.
- 22 Karat Gold, commonly used in jewellery, is now available at ₹8,985 per gram, down ₹85 from yesterday’s ₹9,070. The price for 10 grams is ₹89,850, reflecting a fall of ₹850.
- 18 Karat Gold, which is a popular option for lightweight and fashion jewellery, is currently priced at ₹7,352 per gram — ₹69 less than the previous day. For 10 grams, it now costs ₹73,520, registering a decrease of ₹690.
Why This Matters
Gold has traditionally been considered a safe-haven asset and a hedge against inflation. With global and domestic economic factors influencing the market, many investors closely monitor gold rates for both investment and purchase decisions.
The drop in gold prices today may encourage fresh buying from customers planning weddings, festivals, or long-term investments.
Note: These rates are for informational purposes only and may vary by city and jeweller. Always check with local dealers before making a purchase.