Gold Price Today: The wedding season has started in India. In such a situation, the activity of people in the gold market has also increased. Despite the continuously rising prices of gold, people are buying it extensively. Constant fluctuations are being seen in the prices of gold in the domestic futures market.

However, last week an increase of Rs 3060 was seen in the prices of 24 carat gold. If you are thinking of buying gold today, Sunday, November 16, then you must know the latest gold rates. So that you do not suffer any kind of financial loss.

Gold price in your city (as per good returns)

Gold price in Delhi (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,230
22 carat – Rs 1,14,800
18 carat – Rs 93,960

Gold price in Mumbai (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,080
22 carat – Rs 1,14,650
18 carat – Rs 93,810

Gold price in Chennai (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,26,000
22 carat – Rs 1,15,500
18 carat – Rs 96,400

Gold price in Kolkata (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,080
22 carat – Rs 1,14,650
18 carat – Rs 93,810

Gold price in Ahmedabad (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,130
22 carat – Rs 1,14,700
18 carat – Rs 93,860

Gold price in Lucknow (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,230
22 carat – Rs 1,14,800
18 carat – Rs 93,960

Gold price in Patna (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,130
22 carat – Rs 1,14,700
18 carat – Rs 93,860

Gold price in Hyderabad (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,080
22 carat – Rs 1,14,650
18 carat – Rs 93,810

Buying gold in India is not just an investment, it is linked to Indian traditions. Indians buy gold on auspicious occasions, festivals, weddings. People believe that buying gold brings auspicious signs.

This is the reason why the demand for this precious metal remains in India. Besides, investors also buy gold as a safe investment option to avoid market fluctuations.

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Gold Price: Gold is currently the safest investment source for investors. At a time when there is an atmosphere of fear among investors due to the stir in the international market, investors are considering gold as the most safe and investing in it. This is the reason that on 22 April 2025 i.e. Tuesday, the price of gold has historically crossed Rs 1 lakh. However, it was expected before that by the end of this month, the price of gold would rise further.

In such a situation, if we talk about the last 18 years, the price of gold has increased by about 90 thousand rupees so far. Let’s take a look at the gold market from 2007 to 2025.

Gold price from 2007 to 2025 in India:

Year	price [24 कैरेट प्रति 10 ग्राम सोना]
2007	₹ 10,800
2008	₹ 12,500
2009	₹ 14,500
2010	₹ 18,500
2011	₹ 26,400
2012	₹ 31,050
2013	₹ 29,600
2014	₹ 28,007
2015	₹ 26,344
2016	₹ 28,624
2017	₹ 29,668
2018	₹ 31,438
2019	₹ 35,220
2020	₹ 48,651
2021	₹ 48,720
2022	₹ 52,670
2023	₹ 65,330
2024	₹ 77,560
2025	₹ 1,00,000

What is the reason

If you look at the reasons for the rising price of gold, then at this time there is a lot of upheaval due to the tariff imposed by US President Donald Trump. There is a trade war between American and China. Between two economic superpower, this business war and the fall in the price of dollar has forced investors to trust gold.

Apart from uncertainties in the market, there has also been a threat of recession in front of the American economy. If there is a slowdown in America, then it will also see an impact in the whole world. At the time when President Trump announced the tariff on 2 April, there has been a situation of chaos in the stock market around the world. However, the market is recovering after the brake on the tariff for 90 days. However, one of the reasons for the rising price of gold is also the wedding season in India, in which its demand increases further.

Satish Dondapati, the fund manager of Kotak Mahindra AMC, says, “This year, gold and silver prices have been seen to be highly fluctuated due to trade tension, expectation of interest rate cuts, geopolitical uncertainties and dollar fall. So far, gold has increased by more than 25 per cent, including gold, including 6% of the tariffs on April 2 from April 2, which has also increased by more than 25 per cent.

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