Gold Price/Rate in Jodhpur

There are only 3 gold fields in India & Hutti and Uti in Karnataka, and Hirabuddini mines in Jharkand. Therefore, much of the gold used in India is imported. Because of this, gold prices follow the international trends. Prices also shoot up during the wedding season because of high demand and limited supply.

Most of the gold bought over the counter in India is in the form of 24-karat gold coins/bars (this is mainly for investment purposes), and jewellery made of 22-karat, 20-karat, 18-karat or 14-karat gold. Of these, 22-karat is the most popular and its prices can be easily tracked. Pure gold is not strong enough to be moulded into ornaments and hence is mixed with silver, copper or nickel.

Gold Rate Trend in Jodhpur from January 2025 to March 2025 (per gram of 24 karat gold) 

Quarterly Gold Rate in Jodhpur from January 2025 to March 2025 

1. The price of 24-karat yellow metal in the city of Jodhpur began the month of January 2025 at Rs.7,617 per gram and ended the month at Rs.8,226 per gram. On 31 January 2025, the price of gold peaked at Rs.8,226 per gram. On 1 January 2025, 24-karat gold reached its lowest price of Rs.7,617. With a percentage change of 7.99%, the gold rate in Jodhpur showed an increasing pattern.  

1. The 24-karat gold rate for the month of February opened at Rs.8,241 per gram on 1st February and closed at Rs.8,467 per gram on 28th February. The price of the valuable yellow metal fluctuated a lot in Jodhpur during February, reaching its lowest point on 3rd and 4th February at Rs.8,199 per gram and highest point on 25th February at Rs.8,588 per gram. Overall, the city's gold rates for the month of February showed an increase. The recorded change as a percentage was 2.74%.  

1. The price of gold in Jodhpur in March 2025 started the month at Rs.8,446 per gram and completed the month on 31st March at Rs.8,955 per gram. The price of the valuable yellow metal increased by 6.02% over the month, peaking on 31st March, at Rs.8,955 per gram. Between 1st and 3rd March, the price of the precious yellow metal was at its lowest, with 24-karat gold trading at Rs.8,446 per gram. 

Trend of Gold Rate in Jodhpur for January 2025 (rates per gram for 24 karat gold) 

Trend of Monthly Gold Rate in Jodhpur for January 2025 

1. On 1 January 2025, the price for a gram of gold in Jodhpur cost Rs.7,617. By 31 January 2025, a gram of gold in the state was selling for Rs.8,226. 

1. The lowest and highest rates that the yellow metal touched were Rs.7,617 per gram (1 January) and Rs.8,226 per gram (31 January), respectively. 

1. Gold prices jumped by 7.99% over the course of the month in the city. 

Gold Rate Trend in Jodhpur from April 2024 to June 2024

Gold Rate Trend in Jodhpur from January 2024 to March 2024

Gold investment in Jodhpur

Indians do not always buy gold as an investment. The yellow metal transcends the boundaries of monetary profits because of the socio-cultural and religious significance attached to it. Gold is auspicious to Indians for weddings and other personal occasions, as well as during festivals and religious ceremonies. The amount of gold a family owns signifies its wealth as well as social status. The savings of a family are stored in gold. But this does not mean that gold is never purchased as an investment. Indians pledge their jewellery whenever the need arises, and some even sell them. Let us look at the main investment options exercised in Jodhpur:

Physical gold - Gold jewellery and gift articles sold in large showrooms and small outlets form the bulk of gold sales in Jodhpur. Keen buyers will purchase gold when the rates are low. However, during the wedding season, price is no bar for gold shopping. Gold bullions and coins are also bought and sold as an investment avenue. Banks and other financial institutions offer high-purity gold coins and bars. But sometimes buyers prefer local gold shops for this as the prices would be lower, though the purity might not be guaranteed.

Market trade - Trade of paper and virtual gold is not very popular in Jodhpur. Those who like to experiment go for Gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), e-gold, Sovereign Gold Bonds, and other similar schemes. The Gold Monetisation Scheme introduced a year ago by the Central Government has not yet picked up pace. An ETF is the safest option as it provides healthy returns and can be traded easily on the stock exchange. Investors and speculators interested in a safe haven can go for gold futures contracts. E-Gold can be traded on the National Spot Exchange and buyers can either physically own their purchase or reinvest it.

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