By Admin 
Gold price today: Gold prices have been seen in a lot of ups and downs for the last few months. Amidst global uncertainty, after touching the gold record high once again, its glow is intensifying. While 24 carat gold is purchased for the purpose of investment, the purpose of purchasing 22 carats and 18 carat gold is often aimed at making jewelery. Today i.e. on 1 September 2025, 24 carat gold is trading at the rate of Rs 1,05,880 per 10 grams in the country, while 22 carat gold is being sold at Rs 97,050 and 18 carat gold at Rs 79,410 per 10 grams.
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Today, 24 carat gold is being sold in the national capital Delhi at the rate of Rs 1,06,030 per 10 grams, 22 carat gold at Rs 97,200 per 10 grams and 18 carat gold at the rate of Rs 79,530 per 10 grams. Similarly, 24 carat gold is available in Chennai, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kerala and Pune at a price of Rs 1,05,880 per 10 grams. At the same time, 22 carat gold is trading in these cities at Rs 97,050 per 10 grams. Apart from this, 18 carat gold is being sold in Chennai at Rs 80,300 and in Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kerala and Pune at the rate of Rs 79,410 per 10 grams.
Gold and silver prices are fixed on a daily basis and many factors are responsible behind it. First of all, the exchange rate and dollar prices fluctuate have a direct impact on these metals. Since gold and silver are fixed in US dollars in the international market, changing the dollar-rupaya exchange rate makes a difference in prices. If the dollar is strong or the rupee is weak, then gold prices in India increase.
How is the rate fixed?
The second major reason is customs and tax. A large part of gold is imported in India, so import duty, GST and other taxes directly affect prices. Apart from this, the status of international market is also very important. Global conditions such as war, economic recession or change in interest rates increase the demand for gold and silver, as investors choose gold as a safe option at the time of uncertainty.
Social and cultural significance in India also plays an important role in fixing prices. Buying gold on marriage, festivals and auspicious occasions is part of tradition and recognition, which increases demand and affects the price.
Finally, inflation and investment attitude also affects gold. People prefer to invest in gold when inflation increases or increase in risk in the stock market, as it is considered a safe option to give better returns for a long time. This is the reason that the prices of gold and silver always change according to demand and circumstances.
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