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Gold Rate Price Today 22ct, 24ct 1 gram 10 gram 3 August 2022

Gold Rate Price Today 22ct, 24ct 1 gram 10 gram 3 August 2022

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  • Gold Rate/Price Today
  • 22crt and 24ct Gold Rate
  • 1 gram and 10 gram in major cities

Gold Rate Price Today

Latest Gold Rate Price Today 4th April Major Cities Rates
Gold Rate Price Today 22ct, 24ct 1 gram 10 gram 3 August 2022

Gold Rate Price Today 22ct, 24ct 1 gram 10 gram 3 August 2022

Gold Rate/Price Today

As Averaged in India today’s Gold rate/price of 22 carat gold is 4,736 for 1 gram increase of 3rs from Yeasterday.

24 carat gold rate/price in India is average 5,166 INR for 1 gram increase of 2rs from yesterday.

Average Indian Prices of Gold

Gold22 Carat24 Carat
1 GramINR 4,736INR 5,166
8 GramINR 37,888INR 41,328
10 GramINR 47,360INR 51,660
100 GramINR 4,73,600INR 5,16,600
Gold Rate Price Today

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Gold Rate Price Today 22ct, 24ct 1 gram 10 gram 3 August 2022
Gold Rate Price Today 22ct, 24ct 1 gram 10 gram 3 August 2022

Gold Rate 22ct and 24 ct by Major Cities

Major Indian Cities22-Carat Gold Rates Today24-Carat Gold Rates Today
Chennai₹48,200₹50,610
Mumbai₹48,330₹50,750
Delhi₹48,540₹50,970
Kolkata₹49,000₹51,450
Bangalore₹48,500₹50,930
Hyderabad₹48,200₹50,610
Bhopal₹48,330₹50,750
Pune₹48,330₹50,750
Vadodara₹48,390₹50,810
Ahmedabad₹48,390₹50,810
Lucknow₹48,540₹50,970
Gold Rate Price Today

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Gold News

UK Royal Mint launches new gold bar for Ganesh Chaturthi

The UK’s Royal Mint has issued a new 24-karat gold bar engraved with an image of Lord Ganesh for sale in the lead up to Ganesh Chaturthi on August 31, marking an expansion of its Indian-inspired gold minted bullion bar range.

The 20-gram “999.9 fine gold” Ganesh bullion bar is on sale online from this week and is priced at GBP 1,110.80, the same as Royal Mint’s 24-karat Goddess Lakshmi gold bar launched for Diwali last year.

Both bars are intricately designed by the same designer, Emma Noble, and depicts Lord Ganesh in his quintessential pose with a tray of laddoos at his feet. ” Referred to as ‘The Lord of Beginnings’, Ganesh is one of the best-known gods of the Hindu faith,” the Royal Mint said. ”

As the god of luck, new beginnings and wisdom, Ganesh is often seen at the entrances of temples and sacred buildings, acting as a guard and protector.

This year, for the first time, the son of Shiva and Parvati will also be appearing on a 20g gold minted bullion bar from the Royal Mint,” it said.

The bar is available ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi, dubbed an “exciting time” to celebrate the birth of Lord Ganesh– an enduring symbol of wisdom, prosperity and good fortune, and also as a gift option throughout the year, including for Diwali alongside the Lakshmi bar. Gold Rate Price Today

Gold Rate Price Today 22ct, 24ct 1 gram 10 gram 3 August 2022
Gold Rate Price Today 22ct, 24ct 1 gram 10 gram 3 August 2022

Comes with unique serial number Each bar, available from the Royal Mint website, is imprinted with a unique serial number and comes packed in a specially designed henna-patterned sleeve with the symbol Om.

Like the Goddess Lakshmi bar, the Ganesh bullion bar is also designed in collaboration with Nilesh Kabaria from the Shree Swaminarayan Temple in Cardiff, Wales.

“It’s wonderful to see an international brand such as the Royal Mint taking such a considered and active approach to celebrate the Hindu culture within their product range,” said Nilesh Kabaria, from the temple.

Since launching its designated precious metals investment arm six years ago, the Royal Mint has become known as the home of gold in the UK as the largest producer of bullion coins in Britain.

As well as offering physical precious metal investment options in the form of bars and coins, the Royal Mint also offers a range of digital investment options.

Gold rises in early trade, selling at Rs 51,650 per 10 gm; silver unchanged

Gold became dearer in Wednesday’s early trade, up by Rs 270 per 10 gram with 24-carat of the yellow metal trading at Rs 51,650.

The price of silver, on other the hand, remained unchanged on Wednesday, trading at Rs 58,000 per kg.

Meanwhile, 10 gram of 22-carat gold is trading at Rs 47,350 on Wednesday after an increase of Rs 250.

Spot gold was down 0.2 per cent at $1,757.08 per ounce, as of 0105 GMT, after hitting a near one-month high of $1,787.79 on Tuesday.

US gold futures dropped 0.9 per cent to $1,772.80 per ounce.

Spot silver fell 0.7 per cent to $19.81 per ounce.

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Gold Rate Price Today 22ct, 24ct 1 gram 10 gram 3 August 2022
Gold Rate Price Today

Gold, which tends to appreciate on expectations of lower interest rates, has gained nearly $100 since falling on July 21 to its lowest level in more than one year.

Uncertainty over the economic outlook, a higher import duty and the possibility of additional curbs on gold buying, even if for temporary and tactical reasons with an eye on rupee-dollar exchange rate are some of the reasons, WGC believes, that will keep jewelry demand in India in check.

In Mumbai, and Kolkata, 24-carat gold is selling at Rs 51,650 per 10 gram, while 10 gram of 22-carat gold is selling at Rs 47,350 in the respective cities.

In Delhi, 24-carat and 22-carat of the yellow metal are trading at Rs 51,820 and Rs 47,500 per 10 gm on Wednesday.

In Chennai, 10 gram of 24-carat and 22-carat gold is currently trading at Rs 52,580 and Rs 48,200, respectively.

In, Mumbai, Delhi, and Kolkata, one kg of silver is selling at Rs 58,000. Whereas, one kg of silver in Chennai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad, is trading at Rs 63,600 on Wednesday.

Please note that these gold prices are just for indicative purposes and the actual prices may vary. This prediction of gold price in India intends to give an idea about the gold price trends in near future.

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