Today's Gold Rate (22K) per 10 gram
Today | Yesterday | Rate Change | |
---|---|---|---|
Standard Gold (22 K) (10 gram) | 51600 | 51600 | ₹ 0 |
Pure Gold (24 K) ( 10 gram ) | 52600 | 52600 | ₹ 0 |
Current Gold Price in
Delhi - The national capital of India, Delhi, is also one of the biggest
gold markets in the country. Delhites love gold for their ornaments, and also
find it as a safe option for investment. No wonder that people living there do
keep a tab on Aaj ka sone ka bhav Delhi
ka regularly. And the recent trend in price shows an exciting possibility.
The Recent Rise and
fall
Of late, gold price Delhi has witnessed a rollercoaster ride. There could be different reasons for this. However, considering the recent economic scenario that has accompanied Covid-19, there has been an obvious surge in the number of people resorting to gold for safe investment. However, even a year back, gold was not exactly the most favorite form of investment. But will the substantial decline in the price of equity right from the beginning of 2020, gold, as a form of investment has gained momentum for sure. The lion's share of gold purchased in Delhi seems to be made for trade in the businesses.
Price Range
As per a leading trade website, the rate of 24-carat gold in Delhi today was 46,200 for every 10 gram, while the rate of 22 Carat Gold was Rs 45,000 per 10 gm. In the last 30 months, the highest Delhi sone ka bhav was Rs 48,960/10 gram for 24 Carat gold, while that of 22-carat gold was Rs 46,560/ 10 gm. Again, the lowest gold market rate in Delhi in the last 3o days was Rs 46,200/10 for 24-carat gold, while it was 44,400/ 10 gm for 22-carat gold.
The fluctuations in gold price Delhi indicate people's inclination towards gold for investment. Nevertheless, owing to the lockdown amidst the Covid-19 spread has resulted in insignificant physical gold trade.
It is also important to remember that the price of gold jewelry might vary across the length and breadth of India. So always check Aaj ka sone ka bhav Delhi before investing.
Gold for Investment
Even if you are not buying physical gold, there is the
option of opting for gold in the form of a commodity. You can trade it in
different exchanges such as National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange or
NCDEX, Multi Commodity Exchange or MCX, National Spot Exchange or NSEL, and the
like. Check Silver Price in Delhi