As June draws to a close and July approaches, potential buyers looking to invest in gold and silver on Sunday, June 29, 2025, should take note of the latest market trends. Gold prices are currently hovering around the ₹97,000 mark, while silver rates have impressively surged past ₹1 lakh per kilogram. These significant price points reflect ongoing market dynamics, making it crucial for consumers and investors to check the updated rates before making any purchase decisions.
The bullion market has released its daily rates for gold and silver, indicating a bullish trend for both precious metals. This detailed report provides the latest prices for 22-carat, 24-carat, and 18-carat gold, along with the rate for 1 kilogram of silver across various major Indian cities.
Gold and Silver Prices Today (June 29, 2025)
According to the bullion market’s figures released on Sunday, June 29, 2025, the latest gold and silver prices are as follows:
- 22 Carat Gold Rate Today: ₹89,450 per 10 grams
- 24 Carat Gold Rate Today: ₹97,570 per 10 grams
- 18 Carat Gold Rate Today: ₹73,190 per 10 grams
- Silver Rate Today (1 KG): ₹1,07,800 per kilogram
These prices reflect the general market sentiment and demand for precious metals on this Sunday.
City-Wise Gold Rates (Sunday, June 29, 2025)
Here’s a breakdown of the latest gold rates across key Indian cities for different purities:
18 Carat Gold Rate Today (per 10 grams):
- Delhi Bullion Market: ₹73,190
- Kolkata Bullion Market: ₹73,070
- Mumbai Bullion Market: ₹73,070
- Indore & Bhopal: ₹73,110
- Chennai Bullion Market: ₹73,600
22 Carat Gold Rate Today (per 10 grams):
- Bhopal & Indore: ₹89,350
- Jaipur, Lucknow, Delhi Bullion Market: ₹89,450
- Hyderabad, Kerala, Kolkata, Mumbai Bullion Market: ₹89,300
24 Carat Gold Rate Today (per 10 grams):
- Bhopal & Indore: ₹97,470
- Delhi, Jaipur, Lucknow, Chandigarh Bullion Market: ₹97,570
- Hyderabad, Kerala, Bengaluru, Mumbai Bullion Market: ₹97,420
- Chennai Bullion Market: ₹97,420
These variations highlight regional differences in demand, local taxes, and transport costs, which influence the final price in each city. Consumers are always advised to check with local jewelers for precise prices before purchase.
City-Wise Silver Rates (Sunday, June 29, 2025)
Here are the latest silver rates for 1 kilogram across major Indian cities:
- Jaipur, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Mumbai, Delhi Bullion Market: ₹1,07,800
- Chennai, Madurai, Hyderabad, & Kerala Bullion Market: ₹1,17,800
- Bhopal & Indore: ₹1,07,800
The substantial jump in silver prices indicates strong demand, perhaps driven by its industrial uses and its role as an alternative safe-haven asset alongside gold.
How to Check Gold Purity: Understanding Hallmarks
When purchasing gold, ensuring its purity is paramount. The ISO (Indian Standard Organization) provides hallmarks to certify the purity of gold. Here’s what you need to know to verify the authenticity and purity of your gold:
- 24 Carat Gold: This is considered 99.9% pure gold. Its purity ratio is 1.0 (24/24 = 1.00). 24-carat gold is primarily used for coins, bars, and investment purposes as it is too soft to be crafted into intricate jewelry. There is no alloy mixed in 24-carat gold.
- 22 Carat Gold: This contains approximately 91% gold, with the remaining 9% consisting of other metals like copper, silver, or zinc. These alloys are added to make the gold more durable and suitable for crafting jewelry. The purity mark for 22-carat gold is 0.916 (22/24 = 0.916). Most jewelry is made from 22-carat gold.
- 18 Carat Gold: This contains 75% pure gold, with 25% alloy. Its purity mark is 750. 18-carat gold is popular for diamond jewelry due to its strength and ability to hold intricate designs.
Hallmarking Codes:
- 999: Indicates 24 Carat Gold
- 958: Indicates 23 Carat Gold
- 916: Indicates 22 Carat Gold
- 875: Indicates 21 Carat Gold
- 750: Indicates 18 Carat Gold
Always look for these hallmarking codes on your gold jewelry. A hallmark guarantees the purity of the gold and is a crucial indicator of its authenticity. Reputable jewelers will always provide hallmarked gold. It’s essential to understand that while 24-carat gold is the purest, it is not practical for making wearable jewelry due to its softness. Therefore, most jewelers sell 18, 20, or 22-carat gold for ornaments.
Market Outlook and Investment Considerations
The current high prices for both gold and silver reflect their status as safe-haven investments amidst global economic uncertainties and geopolitical developments. Investors often flock to precious metals during times of inflation or market volatility, driving up demand and prices. The ₹97,000 mark for 24-carat gold and the ₹1 lakh plus mark for silver suggest a strong upward trajectory, making them attractive for both long-term investment and short-term trading.
For consumers planning to buy gold or silver for personal use, such as for weddings or festivals, it’s advisable to stay updated on daily price fluctuations. While prices are high, they also indicate the intrinsic value and stability that precious metals offer. Comparing prices from various trusted jewelers and understanding the difference between different purities is essential for making an informed purchase.
KKNLive.com will continue to provide daily updates on gold and silver rates, along with expert analysis to help our readers make well-informed decisions regarding their precious metal investments.
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