Gold prices in India witnessed a slight increase on Tuesday, 4th June 2025, following a positive momentum seen over the past few trading sessions. All major categories—24K, 22K, and 18K gold—have shown modest gains in early market activity. As per the latest updates, the price of 24K gold has risen by ₹11 per gram, now standing at ₹9,917. Meanwhile, 22K gold is priced at ₹9,090 per gram after gaining ₹10, and 18K gold has increased by ₹8 to trade at ₹7,438 per gram.
Cost of Gold in India Increases Today on 4th June 2025
As of 10:24 AM on 4th June, gold rates today advanced across all major metropolitan cities in India, reflecting continued investor interest and evolving global cues. Below are the current city-wise gold rates for 1 gram of 22K, 24K, and 18K gold:
- Gold Price Today in Mumbai: 24K gold is priced at ₹9,917 per gram, 22K gold at ₹9,090 per gram, and 18K gold at ₹7,438 per gram.
- Gold Price Today in Chennai: Gold trades at ₹9,917 (24K), ₹9,090 (22K), and ₹7,480 (18K) per gram.
- Gold Price Today in Bangalore: 24K gold is trading at ₹9,932, 22K gold at ₹9,105, and 18K at ₹7,450 per gram.
- Gold Price Today in Hyderabad: Prices are consistent at ₹9,917 (24K), ₹9,090 (22K), and ₹7,438 (18K) per gram.
- Gold Price Today in Kerala: 24K gold trades at ₹9,917, 22K at ₹9,090, and 18K gold at ₹7,438 per gram.
Recent Gold Price Movements in India
Below is a brief overview of gold price movements over the last several trading days:
- 4th June: Gold prices rose; 24K gold reached ₹9,917 per gram, 22K rose to ₹9,090, and 18K climbed to ₹7,438.
- 2nd June: Gold rates gained; 24K gold was ₹9,764 and 22K gold stood at ₹8,950 per gram.
- 30th May: An upward trend was observed with 24K gold at ₹9,731 and 22K at ₹8,920.
- 29th May: Rates dropped; 24K gold traded at ₹9,704 and 22K at ₹8,895 per gram.
- 28th May: Gold prices remained stable; 24K was ₹9,748 and 22K held steady at ₹8,935.
Gold Price Outlook
The continued upward movement in gold prices as of 4th June may reflect international macroeconomic trends, including inflation forecasts, US Federal Reserve policies, and fluctuations in the US dollar index. With gold historically serving as a hedge against inflation and economic volatility, Indian investors continue to monitor the market for suitable entry points.
