Gold Price Today, 31st March 2022: Yellow Metal Drops Again, Down ₹3,000 Per 100 Gram In 3 Days. Revised Rates Here
Gold Price Today, 31st March 2022: Yellow Metal Drops Again, Down ₹3,000 Per 100 Gram In 3 Days. Revised Rates Here
Gold Price Today: The prices of 10-gram 22-carat gold today are slashed by Rs 100 to Rs 47,650. The lower gold prices came as a relief for buyers as the wedding season is on across India.
Gold Price Today: Gold rates continue to decline across all major cities on Thursday. In the last three days, the yellow metal dropped by Rs 3,000 to Rs 4,76,500 from 4,79,500 per 100 grams, the Good Returns Website showed. The prices of 10-gram 22-carat gold today are slashed by Rs 100 to Rs 47,650. The lower gold prices came as a relief for buyers as the wedding season is on across India.
The gold rate today in Mumbai and Delhi is Rs 47, 650 per 10 gram of 22-carat. While in cities like Pune, Vadodara, the precious metal was being sold at 47,,700 (for the ten grams of 22-carat gold). For the unversed, the prices of gold and silver vary across the country owing to the excise duty, state taxes, and other levies.
Check the gold rate in your city here: (Credit: The Good Returns website)
City
22-k gold (per 10 gm)
24-k gold (per 10 gm)
Kolkata
Rs 47,650
Rs 51,980
Bangalore
Rs 47,650
Rs 51,980
Chennai
Rs 47,920
Rs 52,280
Jaipur
Rs 47,800
Rs 52,130
Lucknow
Rs 47,800
Rs 52,130
Patna
Rs 47,700
Rs 52,030
Nagpur
Rs 47,700
Rs 52,030
Bhubaneswar
Rs 47,650
Rs 51,980
Ahmedabad
Rs 47,680
Rs 52,060
Readers, please note that the gold rates mentioned in the copy differ from the gold prices at jewelry shops.
“Gold prices traded under pressure on stronger dollar and rise in US bond yields,” said Tapan Patel, Senior Analyst (Commodities), HDFC Securities.
Will Gold Prices Witness A New High in Coming Days?
Sugandha Sachdeva, VP-Commodity & Currency Research at Religare Broking expected gold price to remain sensitive towards Russia-Ukraine news.
“As the market mood has improved slightly, some correction and consolidation might be witnessed in gold prices after the stellar rally in recent days, where prices came in the vicinity of record highs of $2075 per ounce or ₹56,191 per 10 gm, but could not breach the same. We believe that gold prices will remain sensitive to the incoming news around the Russia-Ukraine conflict in the near term, but would garner buying interest at lower levels”, Live Mint quoted Sachdeva as saying.
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