Gold price reached an all-time high, know the latest rate of your city today on 10 September 2025
Gold Price: According to the World Gold Council, spot gold is trading at $3,633 per ounce. Similarly, silver is trading at Rs 1,24,250 per kg on the Indian Bullion Association.
Gold Price Today: The price of gold is continuously rising. Amidst global uncertainty, investors are considering investment in yellow metal as the safest. The massive purchase of gold just before the festive season has also increased its shine.
On Wednesday, September 10, 2025, 24-carat gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 1,09,440 per 10 grams on the Indian Bullion Association. Whereas a day earlier on Tuesday, it was trading at a price of Rs 1,08,900. Recently gold has crossed the level of Rs 1,080,000. Since then, its price has increased tremendously by Rs 1400.
Latest rates in your city
Today, in the national capital Delhi, 24 carat gold is being sold at the rate of Rs 1,09,060 per 10 grams, while in the financial capital Mumbai, its price is Rs 1,09,240. Similarly, while gold is being sold at Rs 1,09,330 in Bengaluru, it is being traded at Rs 1,09,100 in Kolkata and the highest price of Rs 1,09,560 in Chennai.
According to the World Gold Council, spot gold is trading at $3,633 per ounce. Similarly, silver is trading at Rs 1,24,250 per kg on the Indian Bullion Association. A day earlier on Tuesday, it was selling at Rs 1,25,250.
Why has the shine of gold increased?
Actually, the reason for the rise in the price of gold is the recent tensions seen at the global level, whether it is about Qatar and Israel or Ukraine and Russia... this has increased the attraction of gold among investors for safe investment. Along with this, the effect of possible interest rate cut by the US Fed is also being seen on it.
The prices of gold and silver are determined on a daily basis and many factors are responsible for this. In the international market, the prices of gold and silver are determined in US dollars. If the price of the dollar increases or the rupee weakens, the price of gold in India increases. Most of the gold in India is imported. In such a situation, customs duty, GST and other local taxes affect the price of gold. Apart from this, turmoil in the global market (such as war, economic recession or changes in interest rates) has a direct impact on the price of gold. When uncertainty increases in the global market, investors choose safe options like gold instead of stocks or other volatile assets.