Gold rate in India on October 26
22-carat gold rates in India are currently steady at Rs. 1,15,150 per 10 grams, while the 24-carat gold rates are at Rs. 1,25,620 per 10 grams. Just like that, 18-carat gold rates in India were stable at Rs. 94,220 per 10 grams.
Silver Rate in India Today:
The price of silver stood at Rs 155,000 per kg, unchanged compared to previous day’s prices.
Here are the gold and silver rates for all the major cities today:
gold rates for 24K, 22K, 18K per 10 grams:
Mumbai – Rs 125,620, Rs 115,150, Rs 94,220
Delhi – Rs 125,770, Rs 115,300, Rs 94,370
Chennai – Rs 125,450, Rs 115,000, Rs 96,250
Kolkata – Rs 125,620, Rs 115,150, Rs 94,220
Bengaluru – Rs 125,620, Rs 115,150, Rs 94,220
Hyderabad – Rs 125,620, Rs 115,150, Rs 94,220
Kerala – Rs 125,620, Rs 115,150, Rs 94,220
Pune – Rs 125,620, Rs 115,150, Rs 94,220
Vadodara – Rs 125,670, Rs 115,150, Rs 94,270
Ahmedabad – Rs 125,670, Rs 115,150, Rs 94,270
Jaipur – Rs 125,770, Rs 115,300, Rs 94,370
Lucknow – Rs 125,770, Rs 115,300, Rs 94,370
silver rates for a kilo:
Mumbai – Rs 155,000/-
Delhi – Rs 155,000/-
Chennai – Rs 170,000/-
Kolkata – Rs 155,000/-
Bengaluru – Rs 157,000/-
Hyderabad – Rs 170,000/-
Kerala – Rs 170,000/-
Pune – Rs 155,000/-
Vadodara- Rs 155,000/-
Ahmedabad- Rs 155,000/-
Jaipur – Rs 155,000/-
Lucknow – Rs 155,000/-
Gold Price the probable outcome of something “We expect precious metals prices on Indian bourses to trade range-bound to higher; as gold prices are on track for its biggest weekly climb in a month as a slewing of US tariffs came into effect and as President Donald Trump named a transient Federal Reserve governor expected to echo his calls for reduced interest rates. Bullion typically benefits in a lower-rate environment. The precious metal has climbed 30% this year, though the bulk of those gains occurred in the first four months as geopolitical and trade tensions rattled the market.” As per Nirmag Securities. MCX Gold Futures and Silver Futures Prices At the end of trading on Friday, 24th october gold & silver futures on the Multi Commodity Exchange more stable. Gold futures prices on the MCX, maturing on December 5th, closed at Rs. 1,23,255 per 10 grams, down 0.16%. Similarly, silver futures expiring on December 5th settled at Rs 1,47,150, which rose by 0.22%.
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