Gold prices in India edged higher on Friday, October 31, with rates rising across all purity levels amid festive-season demand and steady global cues. According to the latest data, 24-karat gold is now priced at Rs 12,268 per gram, marking an increase of Rs 120 from the previous session. Meanwhile, 22-karat gold stands at Rs 11,245 per gram, up Rs 110, and 18-karat gold has climbed to Rs 9,201 per gram, gaining Rs 90.
In major cities, gold prices largely remained uniform. In Kolkata, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Kerala, 24K gold is priced at Rs 12,268 per gram, while 22K gold is available at Rs 11,245 per gram. Delhi saw 24K gold at Rs 12,283 per gram, while Chennai recorded the highest among metros at Rs 12,328 per gram.
For popular denominations, 10 grams of 24K gold now costs Rs 1,22,680, up Rs 1,200 from yesterday. Similarly, 10 grams of 22K gold is priced at Rs 1,12,450, an increase of Rs 1,100. The rise in rates comes ahead of key festive and wedding-season buying.
Gold has been witnessing firm demand this month, with retail interest remaining strong across the country. Investors continue to keep an eye on global economic cues and currency movements, which influence domestic bullion prices.
Here are today’s key gold rates in India (per gram):
- 24K gold: Rs 12,268 (+Rs 120)
- 22K gold: Rs 11,245 (+Rs 110)
- 18K gold: Rs 9,201 (+Rs 90)
Note: Prices may vary across jewellers and do not include GST and making charges. For exact pricing, consumers are advised to check with their local jeweller.
