Gold prices in India recorded a slight decline on Tuesday, correcting from the short spike in the previous session. This marginal shift in price occurred due to fluctuating international trends and steady domestic demand. However, the metal continues to trade near its recent high levels.
On Tuesday, November 4, 2025, the price of 10 grams of 24-carat (24K) gold, which is 99.99% pure, stands at approximately ₹1,22,460, which is a decrease of ₹710 from Monday’s rate of ₹1,23,170.
Similarly, the price of 10 grams of 22-carat (22K) gold, which is mainly used for jewellery, is approximately at ₹1,12,250, which is again down by ₹650 from yesterday’s closing price of ₹1,12,900.
On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures for December delivery decreased by ₹836 or 0.69% to ₹1,20,573 per 10 grams in a business turnover of 13,332 lots, as cited on the Times of India report.
Gold prices in major Indian cities (per 10 grams)
Gold rates vary across different cities in India, driven by several factors like excise duty, state taxes, and local jewellers’ association charges. Here is a breakdown of the prices of 22K and 24K gold in metropolitan areas today.
Delhi: 22K at ₹1,12,400 and 24K at ₹1,22,510
Bengaluru: 22K at ₹1,12,250 and 24K at ₹1,22,460
Mumbai: 22K at ₹1,12,250 and 24K at ₹1,22,460
Chennai: 22K at ₹1,12,500 and 24K at ₹1,22,730
Kolkata: 22K at ₹1,12,250 and 24K at ₹1,22,460
Hyderabad: 22K at ₹1,12,250 and 24K at ₹1,22,460
Pune: 22K at ₹1,12,250 and 24K at ₹1,22,460
It is important to note that the prices listed above are indicative and do not include Goods and Services Tax (GST), Tax Collected at Source (TCS), or making charges. For the exact retail price, customers are advised to contact their local jewellers.
