Gold Rate Today: Today, gold has become cheaper in the Delhi Bullion Market on the third day. If the price of gold is compared to tomorrow’s price, then it has fallen by about Rs 750 per 10 grams. The price of 22 carat gold has come around Rs 79,300. Today, on February 13, on Thursday, the price of 24 and 22 carat gold has been reduced by Rs 750. Check due to the fall of gold and silver.
Due to fall in gold price
Recently, there has been a decline in gold prices, mainly due to weak trend and interest rates in the international market. Globally gold prices are seen to be seen as the new figures of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the US are going to be released soon. These figures will decide whether the interest rates there will be low or not. If the interest rates remain high, investors will be attracted to other options instead of gold, which will reduce the demand for gold and fall in prices.
Apart from this, the strength of dollars in international markets has also affected the price of gold. When the dollar is strong, gold becomes expensive and investors’ interest in it decreases. At the same time, there is pressure on the price of gold in the Indian market, but due to marriage and festivals, it is likely to demand. If there is no major economic change globally, the prices may gradually stabilize.
In Delhi-Mumbai Price of 24 and 22 carat gold
24 carat gold has fallen by around Rs 750 in Delhi. The price here reached Rs 86,810 per 10 grams, while 22 carat gold is made at Rs 79,540 per 10 grams. The price of 24 carat gold in Mumbai is trading at Rs 86,660 and 22 carat gold at Rs 79,390 per 10 grams. Learn here the price of gold in 4 big cities of the country 13 February 2025.
| City name | 22 carat gold rate | 24 carat gold rate |
| Delhi | 79,540 | 86,810 |
| Chennai | 79,390 | 86,660 |
| Mumbai | 79,390 | 86,660 |
| Kolkata | 79,390 | 86,660 |
Silver price on 13 February
On 13 February, silver cost Rs 99,400 per kg. Its rate has not changed.
How is the price of gold decided in the country?
The price of gold in India varies due to many reasons, such as international market prices, government tax and rupee fluctuations. It is not just a means of investment, but also an important part of our culture and tradition. Prices also increase due to increase in demand on marriage and festivals. People consider it a safe investment, so the change in its price has a direct impact on the pockets of the common people.
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