Gold prices continue to climb, creating ripples in the market and leaving buyers, especially those planning weddings, in a dilemma. On Saturday, November 16, gold prices have risen further, adding to the upward trend witnessed in recent days.

The price of 24-carat gold has increased by ₹100, now standing at ₹75,800 per 10 grams, while 22-carat gold is priced at approximately ₹69,500 per 10 grams. Meanwhile, silver prices have dipped by ₹1,000, settling at ₹89,400 per kilogram.

For those planning purchases, here’s a city-wise breakdown of today’s gold prices:

Delhi

• 24-carat: ₹75,920
• 22-carat: ₹69,610

Noida

• 24-carat: ₹75,920
• 22-carat: ₹69,610

Ghaziabad

• 24-carat: ₹75,920
• 22-carat: ₹69,610

Lucknow

• 24-carat: ₹75,920
• 22-carat: ₹69,610

Jaipur

• 24-carat: ₹75,920
• 22-carat: ₹69,610

Patna

• 24-carat: ₹75,820
• 22-carat: ₹69,510

Ahmedabad

• 24-carat: ₹75,820
• 22-carat: ₹69,510

Bhubaneswar

• 24-carat: ₹75,770
• 22-carat: ₹69,460

Mumbai

• 24-carat: ₹75,770
• 22-carat: ₹69,460

Kolkata

• 24-carat: ₹75,770
• 22-carat: ₹69,460

Silver prices have seen a decline, with the metal now priced at ₹89,400 per kilogram, marking a drop of ₹1,000 from yesterday’s rates.

The steady rise in gold prices reflects a mix of global economic trends, fluctuating demand, and market uncertainty. With gold being a safe haven during volatile times, these factors often lead to an upward surge in prices.

For buyers, especially those planning wedding purchases or investments, the current rates may feel overwhelming. However, market analysts suggest keeping a close watch on trends before making significant purchases.

Gold continues to shine as a symbol of security and prosperity, but today’s market conditions remind us that timing is everything.