For 23-carat, the price of 10 grams of yellow metal is Rs 50,700 while the rate of 22-carat gold has reached 49,700. Similarly, the rate of 20, 18 and 14 carat gold remained at Rs 44,900, Rs 40,700 and Rs 32,200 respectively.
The rupee inched 3 paise higher to close at 77.53 (provisional) against US dollar on Friday, supported by a rebound in domestic equities.
For 23-carat, the price of 10 gram of the yellow metal is Rs 49,900 while the rate of 22 carat gold has reached 48,900. Similarly, the rate of 20, 18 and 14 carat gold remained at Rs 44,100, Rs 40,000 and Rs 31,700 respectively. Pure Ginni (gold coin) is being traded at Rs 40,200.
Gold price in the national capital on Tuesday jumped Rs 388 to Rs 50,282 per 10 gram, reflecting rally in international precious metal prices, according to HDFC Securities.
For 23-carat, the price of 10 gram of the yellow metal is Rs 50,400 while the rate of 22 carat gold has reached 49,400. Similarly, the rate of 20, 18 and 14 carat gold remained at Rs 44,700, Rs 40,500 and Rs 32,100 respectively. Pure Ginni (gold coin) is being traded at Rs 40,700
Amid the fluctuation in gold and silver rates across the country, the price for 23-carat gold per 10 gram with GST reached Rs 51, 850 on Monday in the Capital city of Bhubaneswar and Cuttack.
The rupee pared its initial gains and settled just 1 paisa higher at 77.49 (provisional) against US dollar on Friday, as inflation concerns and strength of the American currency weighed on the local unit.
For 23-carat, the price of 10 gram of the yellow metal is Rs 50,300 while the rate of 22 carat gold has reached 49,300. Similarly, the rate of 20, 18 and 14 carat gold remained at Rs 44,500, Rs 40, 400 and Rs 32, 000 respectively.
For 23-carat, the price of 10 gram of the yellow metal is Rs 50,900 while the rate of 22 carat gold has reached 49,900. Similarly, the rate of 20, 18 and 14 carat gold remained at Rs 45,100, Rs 40, 900 and Rs 32, 300 respectively, while pure Ginni (gold coin) is being traded at Rs 41,100
Snapping its two-day losing streak, the rupee appreciated 12 paise to end at 77.32 (provisional) against the US dollar on Tuesday, supported by a rebound in regional currencies and fall in crude oil prices.
High inflation rates in the Indian market has made gold prices highly volatile in the last few days.
The rupee pared initial gains to settle almost flat against the US dollar on Monday as subdued domestic equities offset the impact of a sharp decline in global crude oil prices.
The rupee pared initial losses to settle 4 paise higher at 76.53 (provisional) against the US dollar on Thursday, tracking positive domestic equities.
Foreign institutional investors continued their selling spree, offloading shares worth Rs 2,461.72 crore on Friday, according to stock exchange data.
Foreign institutional investors continued their selling spree, offloading shares worth a net Rs 3,009.26 crore on Wednesday, according to stock exchange data.
The rupee declined 6 paise to close at 76.25 (provisional) against the US dollar on Monday, tracking the strength of the greenback overseas and elevated crude oil prices.
The rupee declined 11 paise to close at 75.95 (provisional) against the US dollar on Thursday as the hawkish stance of the US Federal Reserve affected investor sentiments in global markets and bolstered the American currency.
The rupee slumped 31 paise to close at 76.15 (provisional) against the US dollar on Monday as rising crude oil prices and a lacklustre trend in domestic equities weighed on investor sentiment.
The rupee surrendered its early gains to trade 6 paise down at 76.60 against the US dollar on Tuesday as investors turned cautious ahead of the US Fed meeting amid growing uncertainty over the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
The rupee appreciated by 20 paise to close at 76.42 (provisional) against the US dollar on Thursday, supported by positive domestic equities and trends in state election results.
The rupee tanked 84 paise to close at its lifetime low of 77.01 (provisional) against the US dollar on Monday as intensifying geopolitical risks due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict pushed investors to safe haven assets.
Rush for safe haven investments during the ongoing market volatility triggered by Russian-Ukrainian conflict is expected to push global gold prices higher.
Foreign institutional investors continued their selling spree in Indian markets as they offloaded shares worth Rs 6,644.65 crore on a net basis on Thursday, according to exchange data.
The rupee tanked 102 paise to close at 75.63 (provisional) against the US currency on Thursday as riskier assets took a hit after Russia launched military operations against Ukraine.
Rising for the fifth straight day, the rupee extended gains by 11 paise to close at 74.55 (provisional) against the US dollar on Monday on the back of a weak dollar and softer crude oil prices amid hopes of a diplomatic solution to the Russia-Ukraine crisis.
The rupee appreciated by 39 paise to 74.67 against the US dollar on Friday on hopes of a diplomatic solution to the East-West standoff over Ukraine.
The rupee appreciated by 25 paise to close at 75.07 (provisional) against the US dollar on Wednesday, amid signs of de-escalation in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
The rupee plunged by 22 paise to close at 75.58 (provisional) against the US currency on Monday, as geopolitical tensions pushed investors towards safe-haven assets.
The rupee plunged by 24 paise to 75.39 (provisional) against the US currency at close on Friday due to fears of an aggressive rate hike by the Federal Reserve after US inflation raced to a 40-year high in January.
Registering its third straight session of loss, the Indian rupee on Thursday depreciated by 30 paise to close at 75.08 (provisional) against the US dollar, tracking the strength of the American currency after a hawkish US Fed policy stance.
The rupee on Monday slumped by 19 paise to 74.62 (provisional) against the US dollar at close due to high crude oil prices, forex outflows and heavy losses in domestic equities amid growing geo-political worries.
The rupee on Thursday slipped 7 paise to close at 74.51 (provisional) against the US dollar, tracking a lacklustre trend in the domestic equity market.
Declining for the second straight session, the rupee on Monday fell 9 paise to close at 74.24 (provisional) against the US dollar as muted domestic equities and elevated crude oil prices weighed on investor sentiments.
The rupee inched higher by 3 paise to close at 73.90 (provisional) against the US dollar on Thursday, as muted domestic equities and weak macroeconomic data weighed on investor sentiments.
At the interbank forex market, the local unit opened strong at 74.15 against the greenback and witnessed an intra-day high of 74.03 and a low of 74.21. It finally settled at 74.03, a rise of 31 paise over its previous close.
Gold price on Thursday tumbled Rs 284 to Rs 46,700 per 10 grams in tandem with a decline in international precious metal prices.
The rupee pared its initial losses and closed on a positive note in the first trading session of 2022 on Monday, tracking positive domestic equities.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net sellers in the capital market, as they offloaded shares worth Rs 975.23 crore on Wednesday, according to stock exchange data.
The rupee on Thursday extended its gains and jumped 30 paise to close at 75.24 (provisional) against the US dollar amid a positive trend in domestic equities.
Gold on Tuesday dipped by Rs 172 to Rs 47,246 per 10 gram amid rupee appreciation.
LIVE TV
