Gold prices remained stable across most metro cities in India today, with 22-carat gold holding at ₹13,595 per gram and 24-carat gold at ₹1,08,760 for 8 grams. According to the latest data from bankbazaar.com, the national average showed 22-carat gold at ₹13,595 for 1 gram (unchanged) and 24-carat gold at ₹1,08,760 for 8 grams (unchanged). The prices have stabilized after recent upward movements, reflecting balanced market conditions and steady demand for the precious metal.
Regional pricing showed slight variations across major cities, with Delhi recording the highest 22-carat gold price at ₹13,615 per gram and Kolkata at ₹13,665 per gram. As per bankbazaar.com, Mumbai maintained 22-carat gold at ₹13,565 per gram, while Chennai and Hyderabad were slightly lower at ₹13,515 and ₹13,515 per gram respectively. The price differential reflects local market dynamics and supply chain variations across different metropolitan areas, with Ahmedabad recording ₹13,619 per gram for 22-carat gold. Local pricing variations are attributed to transport costs, local jewellers' association pricing, and demand-supply factors specific to different regions.
In the premium 24-carat segment, Delhi led with prices of ₹14,296 per gram for 1 gram, while Kolkata maintained ₹14,348 per gram. According to the latest data from bankbazaar.com, Mumbai recorded ₹14,243 per gram and Chennai and Hyderabad both maintained ₹14,191 per gram. Ahmedabad recorded ₹14,300 per gram for 24-carat gold, demonstrating the consistent pricing pattern across major Indian cities. The uniformity in 24-carat pricing suggests stable market conditions and uniform supply chain management across different metropolitan markets.
Latest data from bankbazaar.com shows comprehensive pricing across multiple cities including Pune at ₹13,565 per gram for 22-carat gold, Bengaluru at ₹13,625 per gram, and Ahmedabad at ₹13,619 per gram. In the 24-carat segment, Lucknow and Chandigarh maintained ₹14,296 per gram, while Bhubaneswar and Patna recorded ₹14,348 per gram. The uniform pricing across different cities indicates strong market demand and consistent supply chain management across India's major metropolitan markets, with prices showing minimal variation from previous levels.
