Gold Rate Today: Gold prices break another new record, check today's latest rates
Gold rate today: Gold prices have been steadily rising since the beginning of 2025. Today's update on gold prices has caused a stir in the market. Looking at past data, it's clear that gold prices are consistently breaking records. Let's find out today's latest price for 10 grams of gold through this news.
Breaking News - (Gold Price) For the past several days, there has been a continuous fluctuation in the price of gold. Investors are happy to see the increase in the price of gold.
For the past few days, the rate of gold is setting a new record every day. Today, on 8 October, a new update has been given regarding the new prices of gold. It is being told that today the latest price of 24 carat gold has set another new record.
Today, the price of 10 grams of 24 carat gold has reached a highest level of Rs 122231. On the other hand, after an increase of Rs 1667 per kg in the price of 1 kg silver in MCX, it is currently trading at Rs 147,449.
Gold rates in major cities-
- Patna – Rs 122,220 (gold price), Rs 147,340 (silver price)
- Jaipur – Rs 122,270 (gold price), Rs 147,400 (silver price)
- Kanpur – Rs 122,350 (gold price), Rs 147,460 (silver price)
- Lucknow – Rs 122,350 (gold price), Rs 147,460 (silver price)
- Bhopal – Rs 122,450 (gold price), Rs 147,580 (silver price)
- Indore – Rs 122,450 (gold price), Rs 147,580 (silver price)
- Chandigarh – Rs 122,320 (gold price), Rs 147,420 (silver price)
- Raipur – Rs 122,270 (gold price), Rs 147,360 Rupees (Silver Price)
What do analysts say...
Market analysts say the ongoing US government shutdown has impacted essential federal programs and delayed the release of key economic data, including the September employment report.
A lack of official US economic indicators and growing fears of two Federal Reserve interest rate cuts this year have boosted gold's appeal.
Recent data also indicates that central banks have resumed gold purchases in August and global reserves have seen an increase of 15 tonnes during this period.
Data released by the People's Bank of China showed its gold reserves reached 74.06 million fine troy ounces by the end of September, up from 74.02 million ounces the previous month, marking the eleventh consecutive month of gold purchases.