India Gold price today: Gold declines, based on FXStreet information
Gold Price Update in India
On Monday, gold prices experienced a decline across India, as reported.
The cost of gold per gram dropped to 14,228.50 Indian Rupees (INR), falling from Friday’s rate of 14,343.13 INR.
Similarly, the price per tola slipped to 165,964.10 INR, compared to 167,297.20 INR recorded at the end of last week.
Current Gold Rates
| Unit | Price (INR) |
|---|---|
| 1 Gram | 14,228.50 |
| 10 Grams | 142,286.90 |
| Tola | 165,964.10 |
| Troy Ounce | 442,562.80 |
Gold prices in India are determined by converting global rates (USD/INR) into local currency and standard units. These figures are refreshed daily using the latest market rates available at the time of publication. Please note, actual prices in your area may vary slightly from these reference rates.
(This article was generated with the assistance of an automated tool.)
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