Today, on 28 March 2025, the Indian bullion market has seen a huge jump in gold and silver prices. According to the latest report by India Bullion and Jewelers Association (IBJA), both gold and silver prices have increased on Thursday morning. While the price of gold has gone beyond ₹ 66,000, silver is also selling above ₹ 74,000 per kg.
Today’s fresh gold-silver rate:
The fresh rate of gold with 24 carat (999 purity) at the national level has increased to ₹ 66,971 per 10 grams. At the same time, the price of silver with 999 purity has reached ₹ 74,011 per kg. This price is higher than Wednesday evening. According to the previous report, 24 carat gold was ₹ 66,834 per 10 grams on Wednesday evening, which has now gained ₹ 137 to ₹ 66,971. Similarly, silver has also seen an increase of ₹ 14 per kg.
Latest gold prices in other carats including 22 carats:
According to IBJA’s website, gold rates with different purities remained as follows this morning:
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995 purity (10 grams) – ₹ 66,703
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916 purity (22 carat, 10 grams) – ₹ 61,345
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750 purity (18 carat, 10 grams) – ₹ 50,228
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585 purity (14 carat, 10 grams) – ₹ 39,178
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999 purity silver (1 kg) – ₹ 74,011
What are these rates and what do they mean?
These rates are set by the India Bullion and Jewelers Association, which are before tax and making charge. That is, if you go to buy gold from the jewelery shop today, then the final price will be fixed only after adding GST and making charge at these rates.
When was the price changed last time?
Gold and silver prices stir almost every day. The rates released on Wednesday evening, compared to the rate of ₹ 137 per 10 grams on Thursday morning. At the same time, silver has seen a jump of ₹ 14 per kg. This change depends on many factors such as the rise in prices of precious metals in global markets, the speed of rupee against the dollar and the demand for investors.
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