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Gold Prices In India Today: Check City-Wise Rates

In domestic trade, gold futures dipped slightly amid cautious investor sentiment

Gold prices saw a mild dip in the futures market on April 4, 2025, tracking a similar trend in global markets after a strong rally earlier in the week. Silver also experienced pressure declining from the previous day's highs.

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On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures for the June 5 contract were trading at Rs 89,690 per 10 grams at the time of writing, down 0.41 per cent. The session’s high so far stood at Rs 89,846, while the lowest price recorded was Rs 89,320. The previous close for the June gold contract on MCX was Rs 90,057.

Gold prices had earlier climbed to a new record high of Rs 91,950 in Delhi earlier this month.

According to GoodReturns, gold prices in key Indian cities were still steady on April 4, 2025. In Delhi, 10 grams of 24K gold cost Rs 91,790, while 22K and 18K gold were priced at Rs 84,150 and Rs 68,850, respectively. While in Mumbai and Bangalore, 24K gold was stated at Rs 91,640 per 10 grams, while 22K and 18K gold were valued at Rs 84,000 and Rs 68,730, respectively. In Chennai, gold was priced at Rs 91,640 for 24K, Rs 84,000 for 22K, and Rs 69,200 for 18K per 10 grams. Given the overall situation of the market, the prices in large cities are consistent, indicating steady demand.

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In the international market, Comex Gold traded at $3,129.4 per ounce, registering a gain of $7.7 or 0.25 per cent in early trade on April 4, 2025. The uptick reflects continued investor interest in the yellow metal amid global economic uncertainties.

Silver prices for the May 5, 2025, contract stood at Rs 92,918 per kg, down 1.57 per cent from the previous close of Rs 94,399 per kg. The metal moved between Rs 92,555 and Rs 94,100 per kg during the session, reflecting market fluctuations. This drop comes after silver had briefly touched Rs 1 lakh per kg on Thursday following Trump’s tariff announcement.

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