As India celebrates Jagannath Pooja today on June 27, 2025, gold buyers have a welcome window of opportunity. After several days of modest declines, gold prices have softened slightly just in time for the festival. On this auspicious occasion, the price of 24K gold is Rs 9,894 per gram, while 22K gold is priced at Rs 9,069 per gram, both marking a marginal decrease of Rs 1 from the previous day.
Throughout the week, gold prices have trended downward. On June 23, 24K gold was priced at Rs 10,069 per gram, and 22K gold at Rs 9,230. However, a steep drop was recorded on June 24, when 24K gold fell by Rs 147 to Rs 9,922, and 22K dropped by Rs 135 to Rs 9,095. The rates remained relatively stable on June 25 and June 26, with 24K gold at Rs 9,895 and 22K at Rs 9,070.
24 Karat Gold Rate Today in India
On Thursday, the price of 24 Karat gold in India is Rs 9,802 per gram, showing a decrease of Rs 93 from yesterday’s rate of Rs 9,895. The cost for 8 grams stands at Rs 78,416, down by Rs 744 from the previous day. For 10 grams, the price is now Rs 98,020, compared to Rs 98,950 yesterday, a drop of Rs 930. If you are buying 100 grams of 24K gold today, it will cost you Rs 9,80,200, which is Rs 9,300 less than yesterday.
22 Karat Gold Rate Today in India
The price of 22K gold today is Rs 8,985 per gram, registering a fall of Rs 85 from Rs 9,070 yesterday. The 8 gram rate is now Rs 71,880, down by Rs 680. For 10 grams, gold is priced at Rs 89,850, which is Rs 850 less than the previous day. Those purchasing 100 grams will pay Rs 8,98,500 today, compared to Rs 9,07,000 yesterday, a decrease of Rs 8,500.
18 Karat Gold Rate Today in India
On June 27, 18K gold is priced at Rs 7,352 per gram, showing a reduction of Rs 69 from Rs 7,421 yesterday. For 8 grams, the rate is Rs 58,816, down by Rs 552. The 10 gram price is Rs 73,520, which is Rs 690 lower than the previous day. For 100 grams, buyers will now pay Rs 7,35,200, reflecting a decrease of Rs 6,900 from Rs 7,42,100.
Gold Price Outlook: MCX Gold, Silver and Comex Futures
On the MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange), gold futures for August 2025 opened at Rs 98,807, hitting a high at the same level before dropping to a low of Rs 96,422 and closing at Rs 97,023. This reflects a sharp decline of Rs 2,365, or 2.44%, for the day.
In the international market, COMEX gold futures for August 2025 opened at $3,383.80, reached a high of $3,385.00, and touched a low of $3,308.30, before settling at $3,333.90. The contract saw a decline of $61.10, representing a change of 0.26%.
For silver, the MCX July 2025 contract opened and peaked at Rs 1,06,502, dropped to a low of Rs 1,03,680, and finally closed at Rs 1,04,917. This marked a drop of Rs 1,842, equivalent to a 1.76% decline.
Meanwhile, COMEX silver for July 2025 opened at $36.41, reached a high of $36.51, and dipped to $35.54, before closing at $36.07. The session ended with a $0.46 decrease, or 0.42% down from the previous close.
“Gold edged lower as traders closely monitor the easing geopolitical tensions amid Israel
and Iran honoring the truce organized by US President Donald Trump,” Nirmal Bang stated in its commodity Outlook report.
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