Gold Price in India Today (30 June 2025) – State-wise 24K & 22K Rates | KhabriDose
GOLD PRICE BULLETIN — 01 July 2025
As of 1 July 2025, gold prices across India remain steady following a minor dip yesterday. 24‑carat gold is priced at approximately ₹9,726 per gram, and 22‑carat gold at around ₹8,915 per gram, mirroring the national averages observed on 30 June.
States such as Maharashtra (Mumbai, Pune), West Bengal (Kolkata), Karnataka (Bengaluru), Tamil Nadu (Chennai), and Telangana (Hyderabad) are aligned closely with these benchmarks. Delhi, which typically commands a small premium, is trading slightly higher at around ₹9,741 per gram (24 K) and ₹8,930 per gram (22 K). In Gujarat, including Ahmedabad and Vadodara, rates are virtually identical to metro levels—estimated at ₹9,730–₹9,735 (24 K) and ₹8,920–₹8,925 (22 K)—owing to similar logistics costs.
Regional hubs like Lucknow, Indore, and Jaipur show marginally lower prices, trailing metros by ₹5–₹10 per gram, while smaller southern centres—Coimbatore, Vijayawada, and Visakhapatnam—match Chennai’s prices, anchored by networked jewellery trade. These slight state-to-state differences are driven primarily by local taxes, GST slabs, and transportation or retail mark-ups. Despite these nuances, the intra-day shift remains minimal: a decline of roughly ₹16 for 24 K and ₹15 for 22 K compared to the previous day.
Financial analysts highlight that the current stability reflects a mild softening of international gold rates, a strengthening of the rupee, and controlled import volumes. Notably, India’s spot gold per gram opened today around ₹9,048.99 for 24 K—a moderate uplift from last week—though retail premiums persist due to local variances . Overall, monthly trends indicate a relatively narrow band of variation—generally within ₹10–₹20 per gram—offering a unified pricing landscape for consumers.
For prospective buyers and sellers, expert’s advice verifying the exact per‑gram purity rate quoted by local jewellers, including making charges, rather than relying solely on average state figures. With ongoing seasonal demand anticipated through the festive and wedding calendar, small upward pressure could emerge, but broad-based gains are unlikely unless global macroeconomic conditions shift significantly.
