Gold Prices Rise Across Major Indian Cities on October 24

Gold prices moved upward across most metro cities in India on October 24 compared to the previous day's rates. The national average for 22-carat gold was recorded at ₹13,150 for 1 gram, marking an increase of ₹10, and ₹1,05,200 for 8 grams, up by ₹80.

In Delhi, the price of 22-carat gold stood at ₹13,170 per gram (up by ₹10) and ₹1,05,360 for 8 grams (up by ₹80). Meanwhile, 24-carat gold in the capital was priced at ₹13,829 per gram, showing an increase of ₹11, and ₹1,10,632 for 8 grams, which is an increase of ₹88.

In Mumbai and Pune, 22-carat gold was priced at ₹13,120 per gram (up by ₹10) and ₹1,04,960 for 8 grams (up by ₹80). The 24-carat gold in these two cities was recorded at ₹13,776 per gram (up by ₹10) and ₹1,10,208 for 8 grams (up by ₹80).

Kolkata recorded higher rates, with 22-carat gold at ₹13,220 per gram (up by ₹10) and ₹1,05,760 for 8 grams (up by ₹80). The 24-carat gold in Kolkata reached ₹13,881 per gram (up by ₹10) and ₹1,11,048 for 8 grams (up by ₹80).

In Chennai and Hyderabad, 22-carat gold was priced at ₹13,070 per gram (up by ₹10) and ₹1,04,560 for 8 grams (up by ₹80). The 24-carat gold in these southern cities was noted at ₹13,724 per gram (up by ₹11) and ₹1,09,792 for 8 grams (up by ₹88).

In Bengaluru, 22-carat gold stood at ₹13,180 per gram (up by ₹10) and ₹1,05,440 for 8 grams (up by ₹80), while 24-carat gold was priced at ₹13,839 per gram (up by ₹10) and ₹1,10,712 for 8 grams (up by ₹80).

In Ahmedabad, 22-carat gold was recorded at ₹13,174 per gram (up by ₹10) and ₹1,05,392 for 8 grams (up by ₹80). The 24-carat gold in Ahmedabad stood at ₹13,833 per gram (up by ₹11) and ₹1,10,664 for 8 grams (up by ₹88).

"The minor upward revision in gold prices across major Indian cities reflects steady domestic market adjustments. While the increases of ₹10 per gram are relatively small, tracking these regional variations is essential for businesses and individuals monitoring bullion trends. Price consistency across different metropolitan areas continues to dictate local consumer purchasing patterns in the precious metals sector." — Dr. Shishir Gupta, Founder & CEO, StartupLanes