Gold rates saw a modest rise on April 11, recovering from a small drop the day before. Data from Good Returns indicates that 24-carat gold increased to ₹15,236 per gram, while 22-carat and 18-carat options reached ₹13,966 and ₹11,427 per gram, respectively.
The gains were minimal—for instance, 24-carat gold, often chosen by buyers for its high purity, advanced by only ₹1 per gram. This pattern extended to all types, indicating a consistent market rather than one driven by sudden shifts.
Even with the upturn, fluctuations stayed narrow, pointing to a market that continues to trade within a limited range, lacking significant influences from international factors.
Current 24-Carat Gold Rates per Gram in India (INR):
– 1 gram: ₹15,236 (up ₹1 from ₹15,235)
– 8 grams: ₹1,21,888 (up ₹8 from ₹1,21,880)
– 10 grams: ₹1,52,360 (up ₹10 from ₹1,52,350)
– 100 grams: ₹15,23,600 (up ₹100 from ₹15,23,500)
Current 22-Carat Gold Rates per Gram in India (INR):
– 1 gram: ₹13,966 (up ₹1 from ₹13,965)
– 8 grams: ₹1,11,728 (up ₹8 from ₹1,11,720)
– 10 grams: ₹1,39,660 (up ₹10 from ₹1,39,650)
– 100 grams: ₹13,96,600 (up ₹100 from ₹13,96,500)
Gold Rates in Major Indian Cities Today (per gram):
Rates remained consistent across several prominent cities on April 11, with 24-carat gold at ₹15,236 and 22-carat at ₹13,966 in locations such as Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kerala, and Pune.
