Gold Price Today: Gold prices in the domestic futures market remained stable on Wednesday, November 12. Gold futures with expiry of December 5 on Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) opened at Rs 1,24,300 (per 10 grams) on Wednesday. On its last trading day, gold on MCX had closed trading at Rs 1,23,913.

At 10 am on November 12, gold with expiry of December 5 was trading at Rs 1,23,998 on MCX. Which shows a jump of Rs 80 from the previous day’s closing price. MCX Gold had reached a high level of Rs 1,24,444 in early trade.

At the same time, silver prices also remained stable on MCX on Wednesday. Till the time of writing the news, silver was trading at Rs 1,55,466 per kg on MCX. At the beginning of the trading day, silver opened at Rs 1,54,926. Compared to the previous day’s close, silver prices were registering an increase of about Rs 700.

Gold price in your city (as per good returns)

Gold price in Delhi (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,660
22 carat – Rs 1,15,200
18 carat – Rs 94,280

Gold price in Mumbai (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,510
22 carat – Rs 1,15,050
18 carat – Rs 94,130

Gold price in Chennai (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,26,560
22 carat – Rs 1,16,000
18 carat – Rs 96,650

Gold price in Kolkata (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,510
22 carat – Rs 1,15,050
18 carat – Rs 94,130

Gold price in Ahmedabad (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,560
22 carat – Rs 1,15,100
18 carat – Rs 94,180

Gold price in Lucknow (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,660
22 carat – Rs 1,15,200
18 carat – Rs 94,280

Gold price in Patna (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,560
22 carat – Rs 1,15,100
18 carat – Rs 94,180

Gold price in Hyderabad (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,25,510
22 carat – Rs 1,15,050
18 carat – Rs 94,130

Gold prices have been continuously fluctuating for the last few days. Factors like value of rupee against dollar, import tax and global instability etc. decide the prices of gold. Buying gold holds a special place for Indians. Indians consider buying gold on any auspicious occasion auspicious.

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Gold Price Today: There is a slight decline in gold prices in the domestic futures market on Tuesday, November 4. On Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures with expiry of December 5 opened at Rs 1,20,802 (per 10 grams) on Tuesday. On its last trading day, gold on MCX had closed trading at Rs 1,21,409.

At 9:55 am on November 4, gold with expiry of December 5 was trading at Rs 1,20,760 on MCX. Which shows a decline of about Rs 650 from the previous day’s closing price. MCX Gold had reached a high level of Rs 1,20,970 in early trade.

At the same time, a decline in silver prices is also being seen on MCX on Tuesday. Till the time of writing the news, silver was trading at Rs 1,47,131 per kg on MCX. At the beginning of the trading day, silver opened at Rs 1,46,466. Compared to the previous day’s close, silver prices were registering a decline of about Rs 630.

Gold price in your city (as per good returns)

Gold price in Delhi (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,22,510
22 carat – Rs 1,12,400
18 carat – Rs 91,990

Gold price in Mumbai (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,22,460
22 carat – Rs 1,12,250
18 carat – Rs 91,840

Gold price in Chennai (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,22,730
22 carat – Rs 1,12,500
18 carat – Rs 93,900

Gold price in Kolkata (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,22,460
22 carat – Rs 1,12,250
18 carat – Rs 91,840

Gold price in Ahmedabad (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,22,510
22 carat – Rs 1,12,300
18 carat – Rs 91,890

Gold price in Lucknow (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,22,510
22 carat – Rs 1,12,400
18 carat – Rs 91,990

The fall in gold prices before the wedding season in the month of November can bring a smile on people’s faces. There has been a custom in India to buy gold and silver on weddings and important occasions. Indians consider purchasing these precious metals auspicious.

Along with this, gold has always been a safe investment option for investors. The demand for gold and silver may also increase during the wedding season.

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Gold Price Today: A decline in gold prices in the domestic futures market is also seen on Monday’s trading day. On Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures with expiry of December 5 opened at Rs 1,22,500 (per 10 grams) on Monday, October 27. On its last trading day, gold on MCX had closed trading at Rs 1,23,451.

At around 10:10 am, gold with expiry of December 5 was trading at Rs 1,22,150 on MCX. Which shows a decline of about Rs 1300 from the previous day’s closing price. MCX Gold had reached a low level of Rs 1,21,822 in the initial trade itself.

At the same time, a decline in silver prices is also being recorded on MCX on Monday. On October 27, silver with expiry of December 5 opened trading at Rs 1,42,910. Till the time of writing the news, silver was trading at Rs 1,46,000. Which shows a decline of about Rs 1400 compared to the previous close.
Gold price in your city (as per Good Returns,

Gold price in Delhi (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,24,630
22 carat – Rs 1,14,250
18 carat – Rs 93,510

Gold price in Mumbai (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,24,480
22 carat – Rs 1,14,100
18 carat – Rs 93,360

Gold price in Chennai (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,24,910
22 carat – Rs 1,14,500
18 carat – Rs 95,750

Gold price in Kolkata (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,24,480
22 carat – Rs 1,14,100
18 carat – Rs 93,360

Gold price in Ahmedabad (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,24,530
22 carat – Rs 1,14,150
18 carat – Rs 93,410

Gold price in Lucknow (per 10 grams)

24 carat – Rs 1,24,630
22 carat – Rs 1,14,250
18 carat – Rs 93,510

Both gold and silver are precious metals. Indians consider their purchase auspicious. The rise in gold prices in the last few years has made it difficult for common people to buy gold. However, its prices have come down since Diwali.

In such a situation, there is also an opportunity for investors and common people to buy gold. Investors have been buying gold from the very beginning. They believe that gold protects them from global market fluctuations. Therefore investors place their bets on gold.

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Gold Price: Since the announcement of the tariff on April 2 by US President Donald Trump, there is a lot of stir in the international market. There is a big suspense in the stock market from turmoil to jewelery market. In such a situation, the question is arising as to why the price of gold is increasing suddenly and how long will this last. Along with this, on Akshaya Tritiya, some market experts have estimated its price to cross 1 lakh, so what should be done before you.

Actually, since the tariff was announced, the price of gold is touching the sky. Gold of more than seven percent has given returns, that is, the bank does not give so much benefit as an interest of year -old. On April 2, the price of gold was Rs 93,750 per 10 grams. It made a new record that day. Later, there was a decline in the price of gold and it went to 90,600 on 8 April. But when a brake was applied on the tariff for 90 days, then its price was increased.

Between April 8 and April 18, the market opened for about seven days, while the rest of the day was weekly or other holidays. During this time, the price of gold increased by about Rs 7100 per 10 grams and gold reached a record 97,700. Gold broke its old records on April 10, April 11, April 12, April 16 and 17.

Now on April 30, Akshaya Tritiya is with Sahalag and on this occasion, the most jewelry is purchased after Dhanteras. In such a situation, the demand for gold in the Indian market is increasing continuously.

According to the market experts, the price of gold can increase further in the next two weeks, so people are already booking coins and gold biscuits, so that Akshay takes delivery on the day of Tritia. Apart from this, another factor is also to increase the demand for gold that marriages will start in May, so people are trying to shop before the possibility of moving forward.

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