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The turmoil in the global market, the rise in international crude oil prices and the fluctuations of the rupee against the US dollar are having a direct impact on the Indian bullion market. There is a mixed trend in gold prices amid the festive season and wedding preparations. According to bullion experts, due to uncertainty at the international level, investors are considering gold as a safe haven, due to which the prices of precious metals remain high.

Latest gold prices based on different carats (per 10 grams)

The average prices of gold according to different purity in the Indian market today are as follows:

• 24 karat gold (99.9% pure): 24 carat gold price approx ₹1,44,380 per 10 grams Is doing business at Rs.

• 22 karat gold (91.6% pure): Price of 22 carat gold, which is most commonly used in making jewellery. ₹1,32,360 per 10 grams Has been recorded around.

• 18 karat gold (75% pure): 18 carat gold rate ₹1,08,320 per 10 grams Is made at the level of.

(Note: The above prices do not include local tax, making charge and 3% GST, hence there may be slight difference in these prices depending on the jeweler in your city.)

24K and 22K gold rates (per 10 grams) in major cities of the country.

Keep these 3 things in mind while buying gold

1. Must check Hallmark (BIS Hallmarking): While buying gold, definitely look for BIS hallmark mark and 6 digit HUID number on it. 916 is written on 22 carat and 750 is written on 18 carat.

2. Take account of making charges and taxes: While buying jewellery, apart from the original price of gold, make sure to get a separate bill for making charges and 3% GST.

3. Ask for a confirmed bill: Do not forget to get a confirmed GST bill from the jeweler for ease of selling or exchanging gold in future.