Gold Rate Today in India: While gold prices have risen—buoyed by signs of easing geopolitical tensions following intensified reconciliation efforts between the US and Iran—sluggish industrial demand continues to weigh on silver. Regarding gold, prices have increased for the second consecutive day following a brief dip; over the past two days, the price of 10 grams of 24-carat gold has risen by ₹120, and 22-carat gold by ₹110. This follows a significant drop on June 29, when the price of 10 grams of 24-carat gold had fallen by ₹2,020 and 22-carat gold by ₹1,850. As of today, however, the price of 10 grams of both 24-carat and 22-carat gold has dipped by ₹10.

As for silver, sluggish industrial demand has weighed on prices, dampening its market performance. After remaining stable for three days, silver prices have declined for the second consecutive day, with the cost of one kilogram dropping by ₹5,100 over these two days. City-wise Gold Prices

Let’s find out the price of 10 grams of gold (in 18-carat, 22-carat, and 24-carat purities) across 10 major cities in the country...

City    24 Carat    22 Carat    18 Carat
Delhi    ₹1,42,200    ₹1,30,360    ₹1,06,690
Mumbai    ₹1,42,050    ₹1,30,210    ₹1,06,540
Kolkata    ₹1,42,050    ₹1,30,210    ₹1,06,540
Chennai    ₹1,43,990    ₹1,31,990    ₹1,10,490
Bengaluru    ₹1,42,050    ₹1,30,210    ₹1,06,540
Hyderabad    ₹1,42,050    ₹1,30,210    ₹1,06,540
Lucknow    ₹1,42,200    ₹1,30,360    ₹1,06,690
Patna    ₹1,42,100    ₹1,30,260    ₹1,06,590
Jaipur    ₹1,42,200    ₹1,30,360    ₹1,06,690
Ahmedabad    ₹1,42,100    ₹1,30,260    ₹1,06,590

Silver prices slip for the second consecutive day after three days of stability.

As for silver, prices have dropped for the second consecutive day today following three days of stability. Prior to this three-day stable spell, the price of one kilogram of silver had risen by ₹5,000 on June 26 and fallen by ₹10,000 on June 25. As for today, the price in Delhi has dropped by ₹100 per kilogram, bringing it to ₹2,34,900. In other major metropolitan cities like Mumbai and Kolkata, it is trading at the same rate. However, the price of one kilogram of silver in Chennai is ₹2,44,900, making it the most expensive among the four major metros.

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