Gold Rates in India – 14th January 2025

Gold Rates in India – 14th January 2025

Current Gold Rates (Per 10 Grams):

• 24 Carat Gold: ₹80,253 (+₹440.00)
• 22 Carat Gold: ₹73,583 (+₹420.00)

Gold rates in India are determined by various factors such as international market trends, domestic demand, import duties, and currency fluctuations, particularly the value of the Indian Rupee against the US Dollar.

Gold Rates in Major Indian Cities (14 Jan 2025):

24 Carat (Per 10 grams):

• Bangalore: ₹80,095 (+₹450.00)
• Chennai: ₹80,101 (+₹450.00)
• Delhi: ₹80,253 (+₹440.00)
• Kolkata: ₹80,105 (+₹450.00)
• Mumbai: ₹80,107 (+₹450.00)
• Pune: ₹80,113 (+₹450.00)

22 Carat (Per 10 grams):

• Bangalore: ₹73,425 (+₹420.00)
• Chennai: ₹73,431 (+₹420.00)
• Delhi: ₹73,583 (+₹420.00)
• Kolkata: ₹73,435 (+₹420.00)
• Mumbai: ₹73,437 (+₹420.00)
• Pune: ₹73,443 (+₹420.00)

Gold Prices in Other Cities:

• Ahmedabad: ₹73,491 (22 Carat), ₹80,161 (24 Carat)
• Amritsar: ₹73,610 (22 Carat), ₹80,280 (24 Carat)
• Bhopal: ₹73,494 (22 Carat), ₹80,164 (24 Carat)
• Chandigarh: ₹73,592 (22 Carat), ₹80,262 (24 Carat)
• Hyderabad: ₹73,439 (22 Carat), ₹80,109 (24 Carat)

Here’s the gold rate information in a table format without code:

This table gives you the latest 22 Carat and 24 Carat gold prices in different cities across India.

Gold Prices for the Last 15 Days:

• Jan 13, 2025: 22 Carat – ₹73,163, 24 Carat – ₹79,813
• Jan 12, 2025: 22 Carat – ₹73,173, 24 Carat – ₹79,823
• Jan 11, 2025: 22 Carat – ₹73,033, 24 Carat – ₹79,653
• Jan 10, 2025: 22 Carat – ₹72,783, 24 Carat – ₹79,383

Understanding Gold in India:

• 24 Carat Gold is the purest form, with a purity of 99.99%. It is rarely used for jewelry due to its softness.
• 22 Carat Gold contains 91.6% gold and is alloyed with other metals like copper or zinc, making it stronger and suitable for jewelry.

Factors Influencing Gold Prices:

• International Market Trends: Prices globally affect the local price.
• Rupee-Dollar Exchange: A weaker rupee increases gold prices in India.
• Import Duty: Currently, India imposes a 10% import duty on gold.
• Taxes and State-Specific Levies: These can vary by city and state in India.

Why Invest in Gold?

Gold is seen as a safe haven investment, particularly in times of inflation or geopolitical instability. It’s also a hedge against currency depreciation and is used for diversifying investment portfolios.

Investing in Gold:

• Physical Gold: Bars, coins, and jewelry.
• Gold ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds): Paper gold that mirrors the price of physical gold.
• Sovereign Gold Bonds: Government-backed, offering interest alongside price appreciation.

Hallmarking of Gold:

Gold jewelry in India is often hallmarked, which ensures that the gold meets specified purity standards. The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is responsible for hallmarking gold in India, and it serves as a guarantee of the quality and authenticity of the precious metal.

If you’re considering buying or investing in gold, it’s important to stay updated on both domestic and global market conditions. Would you like more details on any specific aspect of gold or how to invest?