Gold Prices on 11th April 2025 Turn Positive Across Major Cities

After witnessing four consecutive sessions of increment, gold rates in India still moderately positive territory on 11th April 2025. This upward shift marks a pause in the downward momentum that began last Friday. As of the latest update, the 22-karat gold price is quoted at ₹8,745 per gram, while the 24-karat gold rate has climbed to ₹9,540 per gram.

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Cost of Gold in India Rise

At 10:26 AM on 11th April 2025, gold rates in India are showing a marginal uptick. The rate for 22K gold has surged by ₹185 per gram, while 24K gold has risen by ₹202 per gram. Here's how the gold rates are faring across major Indian cities:

• Gold Price Today in Mumbai: In Mumbai, gold prices reflect the national uptick. The 22-karat gold rate in Mumbai is ₹8,745
  per gram, while the 24-karat gold rate is currently ₹9,540 per gram.
• Gold Price Today in Chennai: Chennai gold prices are in line with broader market trends. The 22K gold in Chennai is priced at ₹8,745 per gram, with 24K gold available at ₹9,540 per gram.
• Gold Price Today in Bangalore: The 22-karat gold price in Bangalore is ₹8,745 per gram, while the 24-karat rate has reached ₹9,540 per gram.
• Gold Price Today in Hyderabad: Gold rates in Hyderabad are also trending upwards. The 22K gold rate in Hyderabad is ₹8,745 per gram, with the 24K gold price holding at ₹9,540 per gram.
• Gold Price Today in Kerala: The 22-karat gold price in Kerala is ₹8,745 per gram, while the 24-karat rate stands at ₹9,540
  per gram.
• Gold Price Today in Delhi: In contrast to other cities, gold rates in Delhi are slightly elevated. The 22K gold price in Delhi is ₹8,760 per gram, while the 24K gold rate has moved up to ₹9,555 per gram.
   

Recent Gold Price Trends in India

Gold prices have experienced steady declines over the past few sessions, before turning positive today on 11th April. Here’s a quick recap of how gold rates have changed in recent sessions:

• April 10: Gold normalized with 22K at ₹8,560 per gram and 24K at ₹9,338 per gram.
• April 9: Gold slipped further with 22K at ₹8,290 per gram and 24K at ₹9,044 per gram.
• April 8: Gold slipped further with 22K at ₹8,225 per gram and 24K at ₹8,973 per gram.
• April 7: Prices fell again—22K gold was ₹8,285 per gram and 24K was ₹9,038 per gram.
• April 5: Rates declined to ₹8,310 per gram (22K) and ₹9,066 per gram (24K).
• April 4: A sharp drop brought 22K to ₹8,400 per gram and 24K to ₹9,164 per gram.
• April 3: Gold was at a short-term high, with 22K at ₹8,560 per gram and 24K at ₹9,338 per gram.
   

Conclusion

Gold rates in India have finally turned green today on 11th April after a series of declines. The current recovery in gold prices across key cities like Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, and Delhi may be driven by global cues or a shift in domestic demand. As always, market participants should track geopolitical developments, inflation trends, and central bank policies closely, as they remain the potential drivers of gold price movement.