Gold and Silver Prices Drop Post-Diwali in Pune

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After the Diwali festival, gold prices have experienced a notable decline. Today, the price of gold has decreased by ₹400, with 24-carat gold now priced at approximately ₹80,300 and 22-carat gold at ₹73,600. Silver is currently priced at ₹96,900 per kilogram.

Gold Rates in Major Cities:

Jaipur
22 carat – ₹7,380 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,055 per gram
Thane
22 carat – ₹7,370 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,040 per gram
Surat
22 carat – ₹7,375 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,045 per gram
Nagpur
22 carat – ₹7,370 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,040 per gram
Lucknow
22 carat – ₹7,400 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,071 per gram
Ahmedabad
22 carat – ₹7,375 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,045 per gram
Bengaluru
22 carat – ₹7,370 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,040 per gram
Gurugram
22 carat – ₹7,380 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,055 per gram
Chennai
22 carat – ₹7,370 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,040 per gram
Delhi
22 carat – ₹7,380 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,055 per gram
Hyderabad
22 carat – ₹7,370 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,040 per gram
Mumbai
22 carat – ₹7,385 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,056 per gram
Pune
22 carat – ₹7,385 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,056 per gram
Patna
22 carat – ₹7,375 per gram
24 carat – ₹8,045 per gram

Gold prices fluctuate due to several factors, including global market trends and currency exchange rates. Typically, an increase in international gold prices impacts the Indian market. Additionally, the demand for gold tends to rise during the festive season, which also influences prices.

Each gold carat has a specific hallmark that denotes its purity: 24-carat is marked as (999), 23-carat as (958), 22-carat as (916), 21-carat as (875), and 18-carat as (750). Buyers are advised to check for the hallmark, certified by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), to ensure the quality and purity of the gold they purchase.