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.
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.
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
High inflation rates in the Indian market has made gold prices highly volatile in the last few days.
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 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.
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 notched up gains for a third straight session on Monday, rising further by 16 paise to settle at 75.90 (provisional) against the US dollar as easing crude oil prices revived an otherwise lacklustre sentiment.
Privatisation hopes on few metal names fuelled a 3 per cent upmove on the metal index even as select pharmaceutical and speciality chemical stocks saw good buying interest.
The Indian stock market is witnessing a high level of volatility affected by global cues as markets all across showing weak trends.
The broader NSE Nifty climbed 54.20 points or 0.31 per cent to its new closing record of 17,377.80, while international oil benchmark Brent crude rose 0.80 per cent to USD 72.03 per barrel.
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