Gold Price Today: Gold prices fall again on the fourth day of Navratri; trading below ₹1,50,000 from Delhi to Chennai..

Gold Rate Today in India: After remaining stable on the first day of Navratri, gold prices have consistently declined over the past three days. The strengthening rupee has exerted downward pressure on prices, as it makes gold imports cheaper, thereby impacting domestic market rates. During these three days, the price of 10 grams of 24-carat gold has dropped by ₹2,140, ​​while 22-carat gold has become cheaper by ₹1,960. Specifically, today, the price of 10 grams of both 24-carat and 22-carat gold fell by ₹10 in the national capital, Delhi. As for silver, following two days of stability, the price of one kilogram has dropped by ₹5,100 over the last two days. City-wise Gold Prices

Let’s find out the price of 10 grams of gold (18-carat, 22-carat, and 24-carat purity) across 10 major cities in the country...

City    24-Carat Gold Price (10g)    22-Carat Gold Price (10g)    18-Carat Gold Price (10g)
Delhi         ₹1,49,430                     ₹1,36,990                                   ₹1,12,110
Mumbai     ₹1,49,280                    ₹1,36,840                                    ₹1,11,960
Kolkata      ₹1,49,280                    ₹1,36,840                                   ₹1,11,960
Chennai     ₹1,49,280                   ₹1,36,840                                    ₹1,12,390
Bengaluru    ₹1,49,280                 ₹1,36,840                                    ₹1,11,960
Hyderabad    ₹1,49,280                 ₹1,36,840                                   ₹1,11,960
Lucknow      ₹1,49,430                ₹1,36,990                                    ₹1,12,110
Patna         ₹1,49,330                 ₹1,36,890                                     ₹1,12,010
Jaipur         ₹1,49,430                ₹1,36,990                                      ₹1,12,110
Ahmedabad    ₹1,49,330           ₹1,36,890                                       ₹1,12,010

Silver Prices Drop for the Second Consecutive Day

As for silver, after remaining stable for two days, prices have fallen for two consecutive days. Over these two days, the price of one kilogram of silver has dropped by ₹5,100. Before the recent two-day period of stability, the price had remained unchanged for eight consecutive days before rising by ₹5,000 on October 10. As of today, October 14, the price of one kilogram of silver in Delhi has dropped by ₹100, bringing it to ₹2,34,900. It is trading at the same rate in other major metropolitan cities like Mumbai and Kolkata. However, the price in Chennai stands at ₹2,44,900, making it the most expensive among the four major metros.

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