Gold rates in Chennai today observed a Huge rise across all purities of the yellow metal. .Major gains are also seen in silver prices in Chennai as the US dollar index indicates weakness in dollar supporting the broader commodity market. Investors are keenly looking forward to any updates from the US central banks regarding any policy changes which will have a major impact on the precious metal trends

Gold Price In Chennai Today:

The 22-carat gold price in Chennai today is observing a surge of Rs. 760 per 10 grams to cost Rs. 71,600, while the 24-carat gold jumped by Rs 700 per 10 grams to retail at Rs. 78,110. The cheaper variant of gold 18 carat gold rates also Saw a spike of Rs. 560 to cost Rs. 59,150

This rally in prices is observed in higher Weight quantities as well, 24 carat gold per 100 gram leaped by Rs. 7600 to settle at Rs. 7,81,100 and 22 carat shed Rs. 5,500 to cost Rs. 7,16,000.

Silver Prices In Chennai Today

Silver is currently shining as the prices have risen after two days of standoff. 1 kilogram of silver in Chennai rose by Rs. 2000 to cost Rs. 1,00,000. Similarly, the price for 100 grams of silver experienced a significant increase of Rs. 200 to reach Rs. 10,000

Chennai Gold Price Movement In Last Five Days

Over the last five days the prices have been quite volatile with major gains and losses.

Dates	24-carat/10g	22 carat/10g
28 November	Rs. 77,350	Rs. 70,900
27 November	Rs. 77,510	Rs. 71,050
26 November	Rs. 77,240	Rs. 70,080
25 November	Rs. 78,550	Rs. 72,000
24 November	Rs. 79,640	Rs. 73,000

Spot Gold and Spot Silver Rates In Global Market

According to the latest report by Reuters, As of 02:36 GMT, spot gold saw a modest rise of 0.7%, trading at $2,660.03 per ounce. Despite this rise, the yellow metal remains down by 2% for the week, due ongoing pressure from earlier trading sessions. Spot silver also gained momentum, increasing by 1.1% to reach $30.58 per ounce.

Key Factor Impacting Gold Rates In Chennai:

In Chennai, the demand for gold typically remains strong. However, recent sluggishness in retail demand has led to a decline in gold prices in the local market. This week has been marked by significant volatility, with prices fluctuating between gains and losses. In the global market as well the prices are facing upside as the the US dollar dropped to a two week low range. The ongoing Geo-political conflicts and the fear surrounding the trade war is supporting the non yielding yellow metal. Market participants are now looking forward to US president Donald Trump’s new policies which might boost inflation that would again have a major impact on the precious metal segment. Despite this, analysts predict that the current dip is likely temporary. With today’s rebound in prices, the bullion market is expected to regain momentum in the coming days, fueled by renewed investor interest and seasonal demand.