Gold and silver prices in India rose slightly on Thursday, August 28, with 24-carat gold trading at ₹10,245 per gram, according to Goodreturns. Investors and buyers continue to track the movement of precious metals closely, as global cues and domestic demand influence the rates across major cities.

Gold rates (24K, 22K, 18K)

On August 28, Delhi recorded the highest gold rate, with 24K gold priced at ₹10,260 per gram, followed by Vadodara and Ahmedabad at ₹10,250. In Chennai, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Kerala, prices stood at ₹10,245.

For 22K gold, Delhi again led with ₹9,406 per gram, slightly above Chennai and the other metros (Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad), where it was ₹9,391.

The 18K gold rate was also highest in Chennai at ₹7,771 per gram, compared to ₹7,696 in Delhi and ₹7,684 in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Kerala. 

Rates at a glance - Per gram & 10 grams

24K Gold: ₹10,245/g → ₹1,02,450 per 10 g

22K Gold: ₹9,391/g → ₹93,910 per 10 g

18K Gold: ₹7,684/g → ₹76,840 per 10 g

Per 8 grams

24K Gold (8 g): ₹81,960

22K Gold (8 g): ₹75,128

18K Gold (8 g): ₹61,472

City‑wise rates (per gram)

City

24K

22K

18K

Delhi

10,260

9,406

7,696

Mumbai

10,245

9,391

7,684

Chennai

10,245

9,391

7,771

Hyderabad

10,245

9,391

7,684

Bengaluru

10,245

9,391

7,684

Kerala

10,245

9,391

7,684


Silver rates across major cities

Silver recorded a rate of ₹119.90 per gram and ₹1,19,900 per kilogram, on Thursday, dipping slightly from the previous day. Chennai, Hyderabad, and Kerala recorded the highest rate at ₹1,29,900 per kg, while Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and other major cities saw a lower rate of ₹1,19,900 per kg.

This mild correction follows a recent rally and is likely influenced by easing global economic uncertainties and profit-booking by investors. For buyers and investors, the steady cooling may offer a favourable entry point amid expectations of continued short-term price stability.