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Gold Rate Today: In a new development for the bullion markets today, silver prices kept rising while gold prices saw a minor decline. The price of 24-carat gold dropped by Rs 146 per 10 grams, opening at Rs 95,667 without GST, according to the India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA). The retail rate, including 3% GST, is Rs 98,537. In contrast, silver increased by Rs 448 to Rs 97,357 per kg, and now sells for Rs 1,00,277 per kg after GST.

Price Changes for All Gold Categories

The gold price for all purity levels falls.

- 23-carat gold opened at Rs 95,284 per 10 grams after falling Rs 145.

- The price of 22-carat gold, which is frequently used for jewellery, dropped by Rs 134 to Rs 87,631 per 10 grams.

- The price of 18-carat gold fell by Rs 110 to Rs 71,750.

- The price of 14-carat gold dropped by Rs 86, to Rs 55,965 per 10 grams.

GST and local jewellery-making fees are not included in these prices, which represent IBJA's midday spot rates. Different cities may have rates that differ by Rs 1,000 to Rs 2,000.

Gold Nears Record High

Gold is still near its record high of Rs 99,100 per 10 grams, which was reached on April 22, 2025, despite today's decline. Right now, it is only Rs 3,433 less expensive than it was at its highest. Gold has increased in value by Rs 19,927 so far in 2025, while silver has increased in price by Rs 11,340.

Gold was valued at Rs 76,045 per 10 grams and silver at Rs 85,680 per kg on December 31, 2024, the start of the year. That day, silver closed at Rs 86,017 per kg, while gold closed at Rs 75,740.

Due to ongoing domestic demand trends and global economic cues, investors and consumers are now keeping a close eye on the markets.

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