Gold price today: The situation in the Middle East is continuously deteriorating after a drone by drone in the counter attack after Israel’s attack on Iran’s important nuclear installations. Gold has crossed one lakh per 10 grams amidst these stresses. Market experts believe that in the current era, investors can turn to gold and silver for investment. During the last 20 years, gold has risen about 1200 percent. That is, the price which was Rs 7,638 per 10 grams in the year 2005 has increased to Rs 1 lakh in June 2025.

Let us know what is the latest rates of your city-

Gold is getting Rs 1,00,310 per 10 grams on MCX, while silver on MCX is Rs 1,06,456 per kg. According to the Indian Bullion Association, the price of 24 carat gold is Rs 1,00,480 per kg at 10 am on Monday. While 22 carat gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 92,107.

In Kolkata, gold is being sold on bullion Rs 1,00,160 per 10, while its price at MCX is Rs 1,00,310. The rate in Kolkata on silver bullion is Rs 1,06,456 per kg. If we talk about the financial capital Mumbai, then gold is trading at the rate of Rs 1,00,300 on the bullion here. While gold is being sold at Rs 100,310 per 10 grams on MCX. The silver bullion is Rs 1,06,730 per kg.

In Hyderabad, gold is being sold at a rate of Rs 1,00,430 per 10 grams, while gold is trading at a price of Rs 1,00,310 at MCX. Gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 1,00,310 on MCX. Silver is trading at Rs 1,06,910 in Hyderabad. In the national capital Delhi, the rate of gold on bullion is Rs 1,00,100 per 10 grams while gold is being sold at MCX at a price of Rs 1,00,310. Silver is trading in Delhi at Rs 1,06,560.

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Gold price today: Due to some decrease in global uncertainties, there can be a decrease in pressure on gold in India, although it is still considered to be the safest option for investors. If you compare Akshaya Tritiya this time with Akshaya Tritiya last year, then the price of gold has increased by about 30 percent. Whereas, according to the reports of the industry, the price of gold has increased by about 100 percent in the previous years.

According to the official website, gold was trading at Rs 94,611 per 10 grams at MCX at around 7.20 am. That is, its price has come down by about 91 rupees today. Whereas, silver on MCX is being sold at a price of Rs 94,561 per kg, that is, it has a decline of Rs 2,301.

Gold and silver decline

According to the Indian Bullion Association, the price of 24 carat gold was Rs 94,880 at 7.20 am, while 22 carat gold was trading at Rs 86,973. At the same time, silver (silver fine 999) is being sold at the rate of Rs 95,950 per kg. The special thing is that today is May 1 which is celebrated all over India as Labor Day. Apart from this, there is also Maharashtra Day, due to which the stock market is closed. Gold trade on MCX will be second half i.e. from five in the evening to eleven and a half in the night.

Your city’s new rates-

The bullion rate of gold in the financial capital Mumbai is Rs 95,710 per ten grams while Karoba is doing Karoba at the rate of Rs 94,611 on MCX. Similarly, the bullion rate of silver is Rs 95,780 per kg, while silver (999 silver fine) at MCX is Rs 94,561 per kg.

In Chennai, the bullion rate of gold is being sold at Rs 94,990, while ACX is being sold at Rs 94,611 per 10 grams. While silver on bullion is being sold at Rs 96,060 per kg, at MCX for Rs 94,561.

Talking about Kolkata, the price of gold on the bullion here is Rs 94,580 per 10 grams while Rs 94,611 on MCX. While the price of silver on the bullion is Rs 95,650, the silver on MCX is trading at the rate of Rs 94,561 per kg.

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Gold Price Today 29 April: Even though the price of gold has crossed one lakh, it has now come down, but the price of gold has increased exactly one day with Akshaya Tritiya, which falls on April 30. On 22 April, the price of gold was historically crossed 1 lakh rupees. However, there has been a decrease after that. But compared to Monday, on Tuesday i.e. Tuesday, the price of gold has increased by about 400 rupees. On the day of Akshaya Tritiya, people shop for a large number of gold and silver. There is a belief in such Indian society that on this day it brings prosperity in future. In such a situation, what is going on in your city before Akshaya Tritiya, let us know the fresh sense of gold and silver.

Gold at MCX was being sold at the rate of Rs 6.20 per 10 grams at Rs 96,060 in the morning. That is, its price has increased by Rs 1,068 per 10 grams. According to the official website, the silver price on MCX has increased by Rs 146 and it is being sold at the rate of Rs 96,587 per kg.

Similarly, according to the Indian Bullion Association, 24 carat gold is being sold at a price of Rs 96,320. While the price of 22 carat gold per 10 grams is Rs 88,293. Whereas, silver (silver 999 fine) is trading at a price of Rs 97,090 per kg.

Fresh sense of your city

First of all, let’s talk about the national capital Delhi. Here the rates of gold on bullion are Rs 95,980 per 10 grams while silver is Rs 96,750 per kg. On the other hand, gold is 96,060 in Delhi on MCX and the new rate of silver (999) is Rs 96,587.

Similarly, if we talk about Mumbai, then the price of gold on the bullion is Rs 96,150 per 10 grams and silver is being sold at the rate of Rs 96,910 per kg. On the other hand, gold is being sold at MCX at the rate of Rs 96,060 per 10 grams and silver at Rs 96,587 per kg.

In Chennai, gold bullion rate is trading at Rs 96,430 per 10 grams and silver is trading at Rs 97,200 per kg. Whereas gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 96,060 per 10 grams per 10 grams and silver at Rs 96,587 per kg.

Talking about Bengaluru, the bullion rate of gold here is Rs 96,220 and silver is Rs 96,990 per kg. While gold is being sold at the rate of 96,060 and silver at Rs 96,587 per kg on MCX.

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