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Gold price in India: Gold rate today (April 10, 2025)

Gold prices in India fluctuated today, with varying rates reported across different sources for 24K and 22K gold

Gold prices in India fluctuated today, with varying rates reported across different sources for 24K and 22K gold

Gold prices in India saw a marginal increase today, April 10, 2025, across major cities, after a period of slight decline. This uptick is attributed to prevailing global economic uncertainties, which are bolstering gold's safe-haven appeal.

According to data compiled from various sources, the price of 24-karat gold per 10 grams saw a slight rise, as did the 22-karat gold rates in key metropolitan areas.

Here's a comparison of gold prices for 22-karat and 24-karat gold across major Indian cities—Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore and Hyderabad—on April 9 and April 10, 2025.

City Gold Type April 9, 2025 (₹/gm) April 10, 2025 (₹/gm) Change (₹/gm)
Delhi 22K 8,305 8,575 270
Delhi 24K 9,059 9,353 294
Mumbai 22K 8,290 8,560 270
Mumbai 24K 9,044 9,338 294
Chennai 22K 8,290 8,560 270
Chennai 24K 9,044 9,338 294
Kolkata 22K 8,290 8,560 270
Kolkata 24K 9,044 9,338 294
Bangalore 22K 8,290 8,560 270
Bangalore 24K 9,044 9,338 294
Hyderabad 22K 8,290 8,560 270
Hyderabad 24K 9,044 9,338 294

Factors influencing the price surge

  • Global economic uncertainty: The international gold market has been volatile due to ongoing economic uncertainties. Investors often turn to gold as a safe-haven asset during such times, driving up demand and prices.​
  • Geopolitical tensions: Recent geopolitical events, including tariff announcements by former US President Donald Trump, have contributed to market instability. Such developments typically lead to increased gold purchases as a hedge against potential economic downturns.
  • Currency fluctuations: The depreciation of the Indian Rupee against the US Dollar makes gold imports more expensive, directly impacting domestic gold prices.

Understanding 22K vs 24K gold

24K gold is considered pure gold, containing 99.9 per cent gold. It has a rich, bright yellow colour and is the most expensive form of gold due to its high purity. However, pure gold is very soft and not suitable for making most types of jewellery as it can easily bend or scratch. It is primarily used for investment purposes such as gold bars, coins, and sometimes in high-end electronics.

22K gold, also known as 916 gold, contains 91.67 per cent pure gold, with the remaining 8.33 per cent consisting of other metals like silver, copper, or zinc. These added metals make the gold harder and more durable, making it ideal for crafting intricate jewellery designs. While it has a slightly less vibrant colour compared to 24K gold, 22K gold retains a high value and is the preferred choice for most gold jewellery in India.

Explore these gold mutual funds in 2025

​Investing in gold mutual funds is an effective way to gain exposure to gold price movements without the need to purchase physical gold. Here's a list of top-performing gold mutual funds based on our data:

Funds 3Y SIP return (%) 5Y SIP return (%) 10Y SIP return (%)
UTI Gold ETF 25.62 18.54 14.80
LIC MF Gold ETF 25.42 18.69 15.05
Invesco India Gold ETF 25.30 18.48 14.89
Axis Gold ETF 25.23 18.43 14.72

To learn more about gold mutual funds, check out our list of gold mutual funds.

Disclaimer: Please note that the gold prices mentioned in this article are indicative and may vary depending on the jeweller, location, and other factors. This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. This article was composed with the assistance of artificial intelligence. While we've taught our digital scribe to behave, we still recommend a pinch of healthy scepticism alongside your reading. Enjoy - and proceed with a knowing smile!.

Disclaimer: This content is for information only and should not be considered investment advice or a recommendation.

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