- Advertisement -
Home CURRENT AFFAIRS BUSINESS Gold Rate Update: Yellow metal recorded highest value on the first day...

Gold Rate Update: Yellow metal recorded highest value on the first day of this fiscal year

The Good Returns states that the current price of gold in India is Rs 6,938 per gram for 24 carat gold and Rs 6,360 per gram for 22 carat gold.

Gold Rate Update: HDFC Securities reports that on the very first day of the financial year 2024, gold prices surge by Rs 1800, reaching a historic high of Rs 69,487 per 10 grams in New Delhi, in line with robust global trends. MCX Gold and Silver futures also experience gains in the previous trading session, with the April gold contract settling slightly higher at Rs 67,725 per 10 grams, while the May silver contract maintains stability at Rs 75,044, albeit with a marginal negative inclination. Additionally, U.S. gold futures observe a significant increase of 1.8%, reaching $2,279.10, as reported by Reuters.

Gold Rate Update: Price of gold in some major cities as Good Returns

Name of citiesPrices of 24k gold in rupees
Mumbai69380
Delhi69530
Kerala69380
Pune69380
Lucknow69530
Patna69530
Nagpur69380
Chandigarh69380
Surat69530
Bhubaneswar69530

Gold Rate Today: Checkout the rates on MCX

Investors favour gold as a hedge against potential economic downturns because of its historically low correlation with other financial assets. Rising gold prices usually result in lower bond yields. Gold futures maturing on June 5, 2024, traded at Rs 69,812 per 10 grams for 24 carats on the multi-commodity exchange (MCX), up 1.64 percent. However, the price of silver is currently up 0.88 percent to Rs 75,710 per kilogram.

Disclaimer: (This information is provided solely for informational purposes. It is important to note that investing in the market or a business idea involves market risks. Before investing money as an investor/ owner/ partner, always consult an expert. DNP News Network Private Limited never advises to invest money on stocks or any specific business idea. We will not be liable for any financial losses.)

Keep watching our YouTube Channel ‘DNP INDIA’. Also, please subscribe and follow us on FACEBOOKINSTAGRAM, and TWITTER

- Advertisement -
Exit mobile version