Gold prices slipped during early trade on 18 November as a stronger dollar and negative global sentiment weighed on the market.
According to India Bullion data (10:11 AM):

• 24k gold: ₹1,21,780/10g
• 22k gold: ₹1,11,632/10g
• Silver: ₹1,52,370/kg (999 fine)

Gold Price Growth Over the Years

Gold has grown significantly over the last two decades.

• In 2005, gold was priced at ₹7,638/10g.
• By 2025 (September), it crossed ₹1,25,000/10g, marking a 1,200% rise.
• Gold has delivered positive returns in 16 out of 20 years.
• Year-to-date (YTD) gains stand at 56%.

City-Wise Gold Rates (22k & 24k) — 18 November

Note: Final jewellery prices may vary due to GST, making charges, and local taxes.

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City-Wise Gold & Silver Rates on 18 November

Conclusion

Gold and silver prices eased across the country on 18 November due to weak global cues and a stronger dollar. While day-to-day movements remain volatile, long-term data shows gold has delivered impressive returns over the past two decades, making it a reliable hedge for many investors.

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