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Gold rates flat on September 25, Delhi 24K at Rs 1.52 lakh
Gold prices remained flat on September 25, with 24-carat gold in Delhi quoted at Rs 1,52,990 per 10 grams including taxes, Business Today and Times Now News reported. The outlets gave differing…
Gold prices remained flat on September 25, with 24-carat gold in Delhi quoted at Rs 1,52,990 per 10 grams including taxes, Business Today and Times Now News reported. The outlets gave differing city rates: Business Today listed Delhi 24K at Rs 1,51,150 (ex-tax), while Times Now reported Rs 1,52,990 (inclusive of taxes). On the MCX, gold futures for October delivery rose Rs 270 to Rs 1,50,980 per 10 grams in early trade, recovering from four straight sessions of losses.
Silver was uniform at Rs 23,381 per 100 grams across all major cities, Business Today reported. Jewellery retailers held steady: Joyalukkas and Malabar quoted 22K at Rs 13,995 per gram, while Tanishq listed 22K at Rs 14,040 and 24K at Rs 15,316 per gram. Analysts cited a stronger US dollar, rising bond yields and higher crude oil prices as factors weighing on bullion, with spot gold internationally at $4,253.61 per ounce.
Indian Opinion Analysis
The two outlets differ mainly in price presentation: Business Today publishes pre-tax bullion rates (Delhi 24K Rs 1,51,150), while Times Now includes taxes (Delhi Rs 1,52,990), giving a higher headline figure. Both agree on the trend, flat to modestly recovering, and attribute Thursday's fall to a stronger dollar and rising yields. Neither outlet challenges market drivers. The key discrepancy for readers is the tax inclusion: city comparisons should verify whether rates include GST. MCX October contract closing on September 26 will confirm if recovery holds.
Coverage: 2 sources, 2 neutral
Sources (2): businesstoday.in (neutral report), timesnownews.com (neutral report)
This brief was synthesised by AI from the 2 sources linked above, so one read covers every framing they carry.
Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.
