Gold And Silver Rate Today: What's Price Of Gold And Silver In India On 19 September

Gold, Silver Prices Today: Gold dropped Rs 215 to Rs 38,676 per 10 gram in the national capital on Wednesday on strong rupee, according to HDFC Securities. In line with gold, silver prices also declined by Rs 770 to Rs 47,690 per kilogram. On Tuesday, silver had closed at Rs 48,460 per kilogram. Gold prices had closed at Rs 38,891 per 10 gram in the bullion market on Tuesday.

In the international market, gold prices were trading marginally lower at USD 1,500 an ounce in New York, while silver was also trading down at USD 17.81 an ounce.

Here are the expected rates of Gold and Silver in India today:

Today 22 Carat Gold Rate Today in India (INR)

1 gram: Rs 3,680

10 gram: Rs 36,800

100 gram: Rs 3,68,000

Today 24 Carat Gold Rate Today in India (INR)

1 gram: Rs 3,780

10 gram: Rs 37,800

100 gram: Rs 3,78,000

Gold Rate Today in Indian Cities (INR)

City:  22 Carat Gold Today, 24 Carat Gold Today

Chennai: Rs 36,110, Rs 39,360

Mumbai: Rs 36,800, Rs 37,800

Delhi: Rs 37,900, Rs 38,010

Kolkata: Rs 37,050, Rs 38,260

Bangalore: Rs 35,450, Rs 38,640

Hyderabad: Rs 36,110, Rs 39,360

Kerala: Rs 35,100, Rs 38,250

Pune: Rs 36,800, Rs 37,800

Vadodara: Rs 37,150, Rs 37,930

Ahmedabad: Rs 37,150, Rs 37,930

Jaipur: Rs 37,000, Rs 38,100

Lucknow: Rs 37,000, Rs 38,100

Coimbatore: Rs 36,250, Rs 39,520

Madurai: Rs 36,250, Rs 39,500

Vijayawada: Rs 36,250, Rs 39,500

Patna: Rs 36,800, Rs 37,800

Nagpur: Rs36,800, Rs 37,800
Chandigarh: Rs 36,300, Rs 38,100

Surat: Rs 37,150, Rs 37,930

Bhubaneswar: Rs 36,250, Rs 39,500

Mangalore: Rs 35,550, Rs 38,740

Visakhapatnam: Rs 36,250, Rs 39,500

Nashik: Rs 36,800, Rs 37,800

Mysore: Rs 35,550, Rs 38,740

Today Silver Rate Per Gram/Kg in India (INR)

1 gram: Rs 48.77

10 gram: Rs 487.65

100 gram: Rs 4,876.5

1 Kg: Rs 48,765

*All rates courtsey goodreturns (with PTI inputs)

(Disclaimer: This story is based on information available in the market and News Nation is not responsible for any difference from the market rate)