Top 15 Things to Know About the Gold Price Rally in India on
August 6, 2025, Before Raksha Bandhan
Gold prices rose for the third time this week, driven
by festive demand.
The 24-carat gold rate per 10 g jumped ₹110,
reaching ₹102,330.
22-carat gold increased by ₹100 per 10 g, now trading at ₹93,800.
18-carat gold rose by ₹80, currently priced at
₹76,750 per 10 g.
On a per-100 g
basis, 24-carat gold stands at ₹1,023,300.
22-carat gold costs ₹938,000 per 100 g.
Globally, spot gold slipped slightly, as the US
dollar strengthened by about 0.09%.
Spot gold remains above US $3,300 per ounce, after touching a two-week
high.
The rally is spurred
by festive season demand, particularly for jewellery.
A separate report noted gold jumped ₹600 per 10 g on August 6 across major
cities.
City-specific rates: For example, in Delhi, 24‑carat
was ₹1,02,380, and 22‑carat ₹93,860.
The silver rate
surged as well, hitting ₹1,15,100 per kg, a rise of ₹2,200.
On August 7,
gold prices hit a new all-time high of ₹1,02,155 per 10 g.
This latest rally has delivered ~38% returns in 2025
so far.
Titan, a leading Indian jeweller, saw Q1 profit
jump 52.5%, helped by a 5.5% rise in gold prices
Source- Good returns
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