Gold Rate In Punjab Today

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Gold Price In Punjab

Punjab is said to be one of the most prosperous states in India. It is a part of a very fertile area in North-west India, making it flourish in agriculture and related industries. The state capital is Chandigarh while the other important cities include Amritsar, Jalandhar, Ludhiana and Patiala. The region is rich in culture and gold forms a very important part of the regular festivities of India. Gold rates in Punjab, are highly driven by the rates for the yellow metal in the state and the traditional requirements such as for Dhanteras, weddings and other auspicious occasions. Lets not forget that the world renowned Golden Temple is also located in this state, in Amritsar.

Jewelry is the primary trading route for gold in Punjab, while the maximum demand for gold comes from the rural regions of the state. Punjab residents also go online to buy gold or buy gold from the bank for larger instruments. People can also buy gold for bullion, but gold has it maximum significance as being a traditional and auspicious buy.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for January 2020 to March 2020 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Quarterly Gold Rate in Punjab from January 2020 to March 2020:

• In Punjab, the price of the metal opened at Rs.3,995 per gram on 1 January and showed an inclining trend throughout the month. With growing tensions between the United States of America and the Middle East along with speculations between the trade deal between China and the United States of America, the price of gold increased due to its safe-haven appeal. The metal hit its highest price of the month early at Rs.4,211 per gram on 9 January and was at its lowest on the first day of the month at Rs.3,995 per gram. With the first phase of the trade deal being finalised, the price of the metal dipped with investors shifting back to the stock market with higher risk appetite. The yellow metal was priced at Rs.4,116 per gram on 22 January and closed the month at Rs.4,169 per gram on 31 January with a percentage incline of 4.35.
• For the month of February, gold prices recorded a higher incline percentage compared to that of January. Opening at Rs.4,169 per gram, the price of the metal showed an inclining trend throughout the month, even though it hit its lowest price at Rs.4,116 per gram on 7 January. With continuously mixed trends in the global market, the price of the yellow metal fluctuated heavily in the second and third week of February. By the middle of the month, the price of gold was Rs.4,169 per gram on 15 February. However, with reports coming in of a possible virus outbreak out of Wuhan in China, the safe-haven appeal of the bullion market increased drastically resulting in the rise in prices of the metal. By 25 February, the price of the metal increased to hit its highest of the month at Rs.4,394 per gram on and held steady on 26 February as well. At the end of the month, gold closed at Rs.4,368 per gram on 29 February, recording a percentage incline of 4.77.
• In March, gold was priced at Rs.4,274 per gram on 1 March and showed an overall decline in prices which was majorly due to the outbreak of COVID-19 all over the world. With the number of cases and deaths increasing all over the world, investors initially shifted to the bullion market and the price of the metal hit its highest on 7 March at Rs.4,536 per gram. However, with countries heading into lockdown, trade was greatly affected all over the world. Even though measures taken by central banks all around the world and the rate cuts by the United States Federal Reserve, in the latter half of the month, investors started selling off their assets for cash and to survive in the market. On 20 March, the price of the metal hit its lowest of the month at Rs.4,111 per gram. With India going into lockdown, bullion trading centres were closed to promote social distancing which resulted in little to no activity in the bullion trade. The metal’s price remained stagnant at Rs.4,253 per gram and closed the month at the same rate resulting in a percentage decline of 0.49.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for October 2019 to December 2019 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Quarterly Gold Rate in Punjab from October 2019 to December 2019:

• Gold started the month of October at Rs.3,864 per gram in Punjab and saw an incline of 1.63% over the month. The rates of the yellow metal fluctuated a lot throughout the month due to trade deal concerns. The metal closed the month at Rs.3,927 per gram.
• In the month of November, gold prices slipped over the month as the US Federal Reserve cut the rates. Gold opened the month at Rs.3,974 per gram and climbed to its highest for the month on 3rd and 4th November with every gram costing Rs.4,006. The yellow metal closed the month at Rs.3,910 per gram with the overall performance showing a decline of -1.61%.
• The rates of the precious metal bounced back in December as several geopolitical factors came into play. Over the month, the metal showed an incline of 2.27%. Gold opened the month at Rs.3,906 per gram and remained steady for the first two weeks of the month. However, with the Senate voting in favour of the impeachment of US president and investors shifting to the bullion as a safe haven asset, the prices climbed to Rs.4,001 on 29 December before closing the month at Rs.3,995 per gram.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for July 2019 to September 2019 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Quarterly Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for July 2019 to September 2019:

• The price of gold in the month of July saw a marginal incline throughout the month, opening at Rs.3486 per gram. Gold prices fluctuated in the middle of the month, hitting the highest on 20 July in Punjab at Rs.3,612 per gram. At the end of the month, the precious metal closed at Rs.3,575 per gram resulting in a percentage incline of 2.55%
• August proved to be beneficial for investors finding a haven in the bullion as the price of gold showed a rise in prices throughout the month. The yellow metal opened at Rs.3,581 per gram.
• However, due to rise in tensions between the United States of America and China, the price of gold hit its monthly high on 27 September 2019 at Rs.4,011 per gram. The metal closed at Rs.3,959 per gram with an incline of 10.55%.
• In September, as the trade tensions eased between the two superpowers, investors shifted back to the stock market for their investments. Gold opened the month at Rs.3,959 per gram and hit its monthly high at Rs.4,037 per gram in the first week. As the US dollar grew stronger, the price of gold declined, ending the month at Rs.3,880 per gram with a percentage decrease of 1.99.

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Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for April 2019 to June 2019 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

• At the start of April, the gold rate in Punjab was recorded at Rs.3,266 per gram. Local demand for the metal during this time was on a decline even though overseas trends remained positive.
• As the local demand remained suppressed at the start of the month of May, the dollar gained value over other currencies. The price of gold then declined, and towards the end of the month it hit its lowest point for the quarter. On the 24th, the metal traded at Rs.3,224 per gram.
• June was the best month for gold as the metal traded at Rs.3,502 per gram from 25 - 27 June, the highest it traded at for the quarter. Global overseas trends clubbed with the surged local and industrial demand for the metal may have influenced the price to incline.
• The last week of the quarter saw a marginal decline in the gold price in Punjab as the US and China decided to reignite trade talks. As on 30th June, the price of gold was recorded Rs.3,486 per gram.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for January 2019 to March 2019 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for January 2019:

• Despite a dull beginning at the start of 2019 when gold was priced at Rs.3,234 per gram, the price of gold rose over the coming few weeks as the economic trends were favourable.
• The yellow metal then rose to Rs.3,281 per gram on 4th January as investors switched to bullion as a hedge against possible losses in stocks and equity as the market was volatile.
• Demand in Asia remained poor due to the effect of trade sanctions, but demand from local industries soared the price of gold to Rs.3,297 per gram on 11th January.
• The ongoing government shutdown in the US and the possible negative impact over Brexit resulted in the price of the metal to surge at the end of the month when it stood at Rs.3,397 per gram on 31st January. This was the highest price of gold in Punjab for the month, resulting in a percentage incline of 5.06.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for February 2019:

• The gold rate in Punjab at the start of the month was Rs.3,392 per gram before surging to Rs.3,418 per gram on the 6th. During this time, steady demand from local jewelers and industries was recorded.
• A marginal dip in the price of gold was recorded on 13th February when the dollar recovered in comparison to other currencies. Despite steady local offtake the price of gold dipped to Rs.3,376 per gram.
• The safe-haven appeal of bullion shone strongly since the ongoing Sino-U.S. trade negotiations and the uncertainty over Brexit had a potential to cause economic turmoil. As on 17th February, gold stood at Rs.3,423 per gram as the dollar kept fluctuating.
• The fear of an economic slowdown still prevailed as U.S. payrolls data showed a negative trend. This caused investors to switch to bullion, and in 21st February, gold rose in value to Rs.3,465 per gram before the stock market recovered. The month ended with gold being priced at Rs.3,418 per, showing an inclining trend of 1.06%.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for March 2019:

• Fluctuating equity markets clubbed with a declining rupee caused the gold rate in Punjab dipping sharply after trading at Rs.3,402 per gram at the start of the month of March. This was caused in spite of there being steady local demand.
• Prices continued to dip as weak overseas cues prevailed and Brexit still had a negative impact on the economy. As on 12th March, the price of the precious metal declined to Rs.3,302 per gram.
• A steadying U.S. dollar reduced local bullion demand due to increased import costs as Asian stocks also saw a boost, with the yellow metal dropping further to Rs.3,281 per gram on 18 March.
• Despite equities rising in value during the end of the month, the value of the precious metal dipped to Rs.3,239 per gram when the month ended to record a 3.99% overall drop in value.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for October 2018 to December 2018 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for October 2018:

• Gold was priced at Rs.3,140 per gram when trading began for the month of October. This month recorded high demand for gold as the China – US trade war intensified which caused volatility in the market.
• On the 9th, gold was at its lowest of Rs.3,228 per gram as demand was at its lowest owing to a brief surge in the dollar.
• However, as the dollar declined and local demand was also high, gold rates continued to rise over the next few days.
• When the month ended, gold was priced at Rs.3,302 per gram – the month’s highest rates, thanks to a robust demand. Gold prices went up by 5.15% this month compared to September due to a few key factors.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for November 2018:

• In November, gold opened at Rs.3,302 per gram but rates fell as demand took a hit owing to a rising dollar.
• As gold became more expensive and the rupee continued to lose ground against the dollar, demand dropped considerably. This caused gold rates to plummet in a shocking reversal of fortunes for the metal.
• Gold rates were on a gradual decline this month and by the end of the month, prices came down to Rs.3,140 per gram.
• Prices took a major hit this month and they fell by 4.90% and wiped off all the gains achieved during the previous month.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for December 2018:

• On the 1st of December, gold was priced at Rs.3,131 per gram and a crisis in the US pushed demand for safe-haven assets up.
• The 2nd and 3rd recorded the lowest gold rates for the month when the metal traded at Rs.3,127 per gram.
• From the 11th to the 17th, gold was priced at Rs.3,234 per gram – the month’s highest rate as demand was on the rise.
• When the month ended, gold was priced at Rs.3,219 per gram and a 2.81% incline in prices was recorded this month.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for July 2018 to September 2018 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for July 2018

• The opening price of gold stood at Rs.3,124 per gram due to a stable demand for the yellow metal in the market.
• As the rupee’s exchange rate against the U.S. dollar depreciated, local demand dropped as retail and industrial sales registered a decline in order volumes.
• Gold rates in Punjab inclined marginally on the 7th to trade at Rs.3,140 per gram; however, market forces and drop in overseas demand influenced local demand and rates.
• Due to the increasingly protectionist policies by the U.S. administration coupled with the depreciation of the rupee over the dollar resulted in gold rates falling to a low of Rs.3,056 per gram on the 31st of July to register a loss of 2.17% during the course of the month.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for August 2018

• While there was pressure on the yellow metal from a steady U.S. dollar, gold made some gains in the back of fluctuating equities and the increasing trust on safe-haven assets.
• On the 1st of August, the gold rate in Punjab stood at Rs.3,050 per gram because the industrial demand from Asia was slower than expected.
• Market volatility increased in the back of the trade war between the U.S. and China as investors hedged equities against purchases of the yellow metal but rates remained low.
• On the 17th of August, gold rates in Punjab dropped to its lowest of Rs.3,003 per gram, which remained unchanged until the 19th of the month as the U.S. dollar gained amid strong U.S. fundamentals and decline in the unemployment numbers.
• With fears of the long-term influence of the China-U.S. tariff war edged the demand for the precious metal to touch Rs.3,092 per gram on the 31st of the month.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for September 2018

• Gold rates in Punjab gained during the course of the month, with the yellow metal opening trading at Rs.3,103 per gram amid an increase in local demand.
• Despite the decline in the exchange rate of the Indian currency, there was an incline in demand for gold from jewellers ahead of the festive season prompting gold prices to rise.
• Demand for the precious metal in the international market fluctuated due to a volatile market during Brexit negotiations coupled with Italy’s budgetary crisis influencing the interest in bullion as a safe-haven asset.
• Gold touched a monthly high of Rs.3,155 per gram on the 26 and 27 September influenced by the increase in industrial demand.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for April 2018 to June 2018 (rates per gram of 24 karat gold)

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for April 2018

• Demand for gold in Punjab was on the upswing as local and international demand was high, with the metal opening at Rs.3,140 per gram.
• Retail demand for gold kept prices steady, in spite of the dollar rate rising on positive U.S. jobs data reports.
• The trade stand-off between China and the U.S. caused markets to fall briefly, as global trade war fears resulted in higher demand for bullion as a safe-haven asset
• Prices rose to a monthly high of Rs.3,224 per gram on 20 April as industrial demand peaked following a sharp dip in the dollar rate.
• There was a minor dip in price as the month ended, with gold priced at Rs.3,208 per gram to record a 2.16% rise in value.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for May 2018

• The month began with gold prices falling to Rs.3,192 per gram on sluggish industrial demand and falling retail demand.
• Local jewellers reduced orders as the rupee fell steadily against the dollar, making imports of gold more expensive.
• The upcoming summit between North Korea and the U.S. also boosted the dollar, though equity markets remained volatile due to the escalating trade tensions.
• Gold fell to a monthly low of Rs.3,171 per gram on 18 May after a tumultuous trading day, as local retail demand dropped sharply.
• Prices failed to recover significantly over the rest of the month, as gold closed at Rs.3,181 per gram on 31 May.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for June 2018

• Gold opened the month strongly, trading at Rs.3,216 per gram as investors looked to gold due to wildly fluctuating equity markets.
• The upcoming North Korea-U.S. summit led to some fluctuations in the dollar rate, but demand for gold continued to remain static as investors stayed away from bullion.
• Escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China over tariffs impacted global economies, but gold prices did not see any traction from the markets falling.
• The drop in prices continued as the month drew to a close, with gold priced at Rs.3,146 per gram due to poor offtake.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for January 2018 to March 2018 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for January 2018:

• The bullion trade in Punjab witnessed gold prices fluctuating considerably due to demand vagaries brought about by the uneven global cues during the month of January 2018.
• When trading began, the precious metal prices were recorded holding at Rs.3,010 per gram - the lowest recorded monthly figure - on the 1st amid subdued but steady demand from local jewellers and retailers.
• The next few weeks saw gold rates greatly influenced by the weakened US dollar, during which the bullion touched near seven-week highs in the international market.
• Gold rates in Punjab surged to Rs.3,120 per gram on the 24th after investors and stockists gravitated towards assets considered safer such as the bullion to hedge against inflation concerns. This was also the highest recorded monthly figure in the state.
• The rest of the month witnessed the US dollar gaining against a basket of other apex currencies due to which demand for the metal plunged.
• When the month came to an end, the yellow metal was recorded trading at Rs.3,066 per gram on the 31st, thanks to steady demand from local industries and jewellers despite the poor trends overseas.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for February 2018:

• Gold prices in Punjab were greatly affected by the fluctuating US dollar value and uncertainties in the equities market during the month.
• The month opened with gold trading at Rs.3,077 per gram on the 1st with the bullion holding on its gains from the previous session.
• The release of a stronger-than-expected employment data during the next few weeks resulted in the dollar surging against other emerging currencies. This led to a decline in demand for the metal at the domestic level.
• The 18th, however, saw gold rate in Punjab rising to Rs.3,161 per gram - the highest recorded monthly figure - after a poor US inflation data resulted in an increased investor demand for the precious metal.
• Steady domestic demand brought about by the ongoing local wedding season led to gold rates remaining unaltered at Rs.3,161 per gram on the 19th.
• Prices, however, decline over the next few days with the positive global trends wearing off amid the receding wedding demand. This led to gold being priced at Rs.3,119 per gram on the 23rd.
• The month concluded with the yellow metal prices holding at Rs.3,129 per gram on the last day after a drop in the US dollar value led to an increase in domestic demand for the metal.
• Punjab registered an increase of 1.68% in gold prices due to the strong market trends that increased demand for the metal during the course of the month.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for March 2018:

• When the last month of the quarter began, the bullion was recorded trading at Rs.3,113 per gram on the 1st amid firm trend overseas.
• Thanks to strong demand coupled with positive global cues over the next few days, gold prices in Punjab rose to Rs.3,134 per gram on the 4th.
• The next few weeks witnessed rates varying considerably after strong US political uncertainties resulted in a fluctuating greenback.
• Though the abrupt dismissal of Rex Tillerson the US Secretary of State led to an initial downtrend in the US dollar value, an increase in stock market returns over the next few days resulted in the US dollar index gaining against other apex currencies. The yellow metal prices were recorded holding at Rs.3,129 per gram on the 15th.
• The dollar, however, weakened after Trump imposed new import tariffs on Chinese imports during the next couple of weeks. With the bullion capitalising on possible trade war concerns between the two large world economies, gold prices in Punjab surged to Rs.3,171 per gram on the 26th.
• Trading concluded for the month with gold prices holding at Rs.3,134 per gram on the last day with the US dollar recovering from its previous rally of losses.
• Gold rates in Punjab rose by 0.67% during the month with strong global trends pushing demand higher for the yellow metal.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for October 2017 to December 2017 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for October 2017:

• Gold rate in Punjab were recorded at Rs.3,063 per gram when trading began for the month of October.
• This, however, dropped down to Rs.as low as Rs.3,028 per gram by the 6th as the equities market remained steady.
• Demand for the precious metal remained largely weak throughout this month due to a strong dollar. Even the busy Dhanteras season failed to stimulate positive changes in the city.
• Prices seemed to be on the decline towards the end of the month as local demand saw little signs of recuperating.
• Gold prices were, in fact, at their lowest this month between the 27th and the 31st when the metal traded at Rs.3,026 per gram.
• A poor domestic demand led to gold price trends falling by 1.20% for this month.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for November 2017:

• Gold prices had dropped to Rs.3,006 per gram when trading began for the month of November, which was the lowest rate recorded the entire month.
• But, with positive global cues gold rates in Punjab seemed to increase over the subsequent days hitting the Rs.3,045 per gram mark by the 10th of the month.
• As the US dollar remained weak and as local demand surged, gold rate in Punjab reached the Rs.3,060 per gram margin on 18th November.
• This also happened to be the highest rate for the month, made possible by a failing US dollar and an increased festive season demand.
• However, the greenback recuperated to push gold rate in Punjab down over the remaining days of the month.
• When the month ended, the yellow metal was priced at Rs.3,026 per gram and there was a 0.66% incline in price trends recorded over the course of the month.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for December 2017:

• December’s trading also yielded positive results in terms of sales figures.
• On the 1st of December, the yellow metal was priced at Rs.3,016 per gram, which then rose to Rs.3,036 per gram on the 2nd before continuing till the 4th of the month.
• This sharp increase was due to a weak US dollar performance compounded by some poor policies from US president Donald Trump.
• Gold prices underwent a lot of fluctuations over the course of the month before consolidating to end at Rs.3,020 per gram.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for July 2017 to September 2017 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for July 2017:

• When trading began for this month, gold was priced at Rs.2,992 per gram.
• Gold rates in Punjab was at its highest this month during the first two days and fell considerably from the 3rd onwards.
• By the 12th, gold rates had dropped by more than Rs.150 per gram and the metal sold at Rs.2,843 per gram. This was also the lowest gold rate since demonetisation in November 2016.
• Gold rallied to end at Rs.2,950 per gram on the final day of this month.
• Prices fell by nearly 1.40% this month due to low demand and a strong US dollar.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for August 2017:

• Gold trading in Punjab for August was considerably better, thanks to improved local demand.
• When the month started, gold was priced at Rs.2,960 per gram. A strong US economy pushed gold rates down to Rs.2,930 per gram on the 3rd.
• Rates bounced back towards the end of the month as local investors decided to push the GST woes behind and invest in the precious metal.
• Gold rates climbed considerably towards the end of the month as the US economy faced some hardships in the aftermath of Hurricane Harry and the escalating issues between North Korea and the US.
• On the final day of the month, gold was seen trading at Rs.2,999 per gram.
• Gold rates improved by 1.30% this month, thanks to a solidifying investors sentiment in the local market.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for September 2017:

• The month of September saw gold rates remain in the positive for most of the month.
• On the 1st, when trading opened, gold was priced at Rs.3,024 per gram. Gold prices would see better days as the conflict between the US and North Korea was hitting new lows.
• When news about North Korea’s nuclear test hit the stands, the US dollar rates plummeted, giving rise to increased safe-haven investments.
• Gold was trading at its highest for this month on the 8th when the metal was trading at Rs.3,130 per gram.
• However, as the US economy improved amid positive data, gold rates began to tail off during the third and fourth week of this month.
• After remaining largely stable, gold trading saw a sudden burst towards the last few days of the month, as local jewellers were stocking up to meet festive demand.
• When the month ended, gold was seen trading at Rs.3,063 per gram.
• Gold price trends improved by 1.27%, thanks to a strong local trend and a weak US dollar.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for April 2017 to June 2017 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Gold rate trend in Punjab for April 2017

• Gold opened the month trading at Rs.2,991 per gram on 1 April, with the prices rising to Rs.3,003 per gram from 4-7 April due to a momentary rise in demand.
• Gold price in Punjab fluctuated due to poor local demand as gold traded at Rs.2,983 per gram on 9 April but rose to trade at Rs.3,036 per gram on 12 April following an increase in overseas demand.
• Stable demand and a volatile U.S. dollar rate led to a surge in demand for gold, with prices reaching Rs.3,068 per gram on 15 & 16 April before price stabilised at Rs.3,057 per gram from 17-21 April.
• The continued scrutiny of the Trump administration due to allegations of Russian interference in the U.S. election led to markets falling, as gold traded at Rs.3,041 per gram on 24 & 25 April.
• Demand dropped as the month ended due to a late rally by markets due to higher dollar trading, as gold closed at Rs.3,011 per gram on 30 April.

Gold rate trend in Punjab for May 2017

• The price of gold in Punjab fluctuated in May as markets were high due to the impending French presidential elections.
• Gold traded at Rs.3,011 per gram on 1 May before falling to Rs.2,942 per gram on 8 & 9 May.
• The victory of Emmanuel Macron in the French presidential election led to the U.S. dollar and global markets rising, as gold tumbled to Rs.2,918 per gram from 11-15 May.
• Prices rose as overseas demand, especially from Asian countries rose following a momentary dip in the dollar rate as the yellow metal traded at Rs.2,939 per gram on 17 May.
• Gold rate in Punjab jumped to Rs.2,991 per gram on 18 May before settling at Rs.2,977 per gram from 20-25 May.
• Local demand from jewellers increased due to the low dollar rate as prices rose to Rs.2,992 per gram from 26-31 May.

Gold rate trend in Punjab for June 2017

• While gold traded poorly as the month began, demand rose after market turbulence resulted in investors increasing intake of safe-haven assets like gold.
• Gold traded at Rs.3,012 per gram on 1 June and rose to Rs.3,057 per gram on 7 June as the dollar continued to be low due to poor investor sentiment.
• Gold price in Punjab fell to Rs.3,007 per gram from 9-15 June as markets rose following positive U.S. jobs market data, which resulted in a decrease in demand from overseas consumers.
• Gold dropped to Rs.2,982 per gram from 17-22 June in spite of a low dollar rate as industrial demand was muted ahead of an announcement by the U.S Fed Reserve on monetary policy.
• Demand fluctuated for the remainder of the month, rising to Rs.3,002 per gram on 26 June before prices fell to Rs.2,992 per gram on 30 June.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for January 2017 to March 2017 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Gold Rate Trend for Punjab in January 2017

• On the 1st day of January, gold in Punjab opened at Rs.2,844 per gram and was stable at this rate until the 3rd of the month.
• Due to positive market cues, the rate of gold went up marginally to trade at Rs.2,855 per gram before rising even further to trade at Rs.2,866 per gram from the 5th of January to the 9th.
• Thanks to an increase in the demand for this metal, as the third week of January progressed, the rate of gold continued to rise with marginal fluctuations.
• On the 24th of January, gold traded at Rs.2,979 per gram which was the highest at which gold traded at for the month.
• At the end of the month, gold was priced at Rs.2,958 per gram, recording a rise of 4% in the rate of gold.

Gold Rate Trend for Punjab in February 2017

• Gold traded at Rs.2,978 per gram on the 1st of February and was steady at this rate until the 3rd of February.
• However, on the 4th of February, the rate of gold reduced due to a rise in the value of the U.S.Dollar trading at Rs.2,957 per gram.
• This rate was maintained until the 6th of February post which the rate of gold increased again.
• Due to heavy demand from jewellers in domestic markets, the rate of gold shot up to Rs.3,009 per gram on the 8th of February and stayed at this rate until the 10th of February before declining again.
• The rate of gold was steady at Rs.2,999 per gram from the 18th of February to the 24th of February due to steady demand.
• Gold closed the month of February in Punjab by trading at Rs.3,020 per gram recording an incline of 1.41% in the rate of gold.

Gold Rate Trend for Punjab in March 2017

• Gold traded at Rs.3,009 per gram on the 1st of March and stayed at this rate until the 2nd as well
• However, the price of gold reduced the next day to trade at Rs.2,990 per gram and stayed steady at this rate until the 6th before reducing again.
• Due to the impact of the Dutch elections as well as the U.S. Fed’s decision regarding the rate of interest, the price of gold plunged to a monthly low of Rs.2,950 per gram on the 15th of March.
• The rate of gold fluctuated between Rs.3,003 per gram and Rs.2,993 per gram between the 22nd of March and 26th of March, before steadily trading at Rs.3,003 per gram from the 27th of March to the 30th of March.
• As the month of March ended, gold traded at Rs.2,991 per gram recording a decline of 0.59% in the price of gold.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab from October to December 2016 (rates per gram for 24 karat gold)

Factor	October	November	December
1st day	Rs.3,205 per gram	Rs.3,099 per gram	Rs.2,893 per gram
Last day	Rs.3,099 per gram	Rs.2,941 per gram	Rs.2,844 per gram
Highest price	Rs.3,205 per gram from 1st to 4th	Rs.3,213 per gram on 5th and 6th	Rs.2,893 per gram on 1st and 2nd
Lowest price	Rs.3,088 per gram from 8th to 25th	Rs.2,929 per gram from 25th to 27th	Rs.2,800 per gram from 23rd to 28th
Trend	Decline	Decline	Decline
Change	-3.30%	-5.09%	-1.69%

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for October 2016:

• In Punjab, gold began trading at Rs.3,205 per gram when October began but dropped by nearly Rs.80 in less than 4 days to hit Rs.3,119 per gram on 5th.
• Prices further fell on 6th to reach Rs.3,088 per gram before continuing at the same rate for much of the month, till 25th.
• On 26th, prices increased by Rs.11 to hit Rs.3,099 per gram and remained there till the end of the month on 31st.
• Gold rate trend in Punjab, despite remaining largely unchanged, saw a decline of 3.30%.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for November 2016:

• Like all the other states in India, November was one of the worst periods for gold in India.
• Although, the entire world was riding on a high demand due to Donald Trump winning the US elections, India’s gold industry was nearly brought down to its knees due to demonetisation.
• The first week of November saw gold prices spike on a daily basis but began falling as the latter half of the month approached.
• Having started trading at Rs.3,099 per gram on 1st, gold prices increased significantly to reach Rs.3,211 per gram on 9th.
• However, price dropped just as significantly as it rose on 11th to end the day at Rs.3,071 per gram.
• By the time 19th approached, prices went as low as Rs.2,994 per gram and went further down to record the lowest monthly price of Rs.2,929 per gram on 26th.
• The month ended with a respite as gold rates gained slightly to end at Rs.2,941 per gram.
• November saw a change of -5.09% with regards to gold rate in Punjab.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for December 2016:

• The impact of demonetisation was still there to be seen in December as the nation as a whole had to endure a cash crunch.
• December began with gold trading at Rs.2,893 per gram and went through a few fluctuations to reach Rs.2,892 per gram on 9th.
• When trading began on 10th, gold prices had slumped to Rs.2,864 per gram before continuing at this rate till the 14th.
• Rates fell again on the 15th as it Rs.2,822 per gram and remained the same till the closing hours of 22nd.
• On 23rd, however, gold rates reached their lowest for the month at Rs.2,800 per gram but picked up during the last three days of the month as new year was approaching.
• The month ended with gold trading at Rs.2,844 per gram.
• Of all three months in Q4, December witnessed the lowest change, of -1.84%, with respect to gold price trends.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for July 2016 to September 2016 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Factor	July	August	September
1st day	Rs.3,167 per gram	Rs.3,219 per gram	Rs.3,184 per gram
Last day	Rs.3,219 per gram	Rs.3,205 per gram	Rs.3,217 per gram
Highest price	Rs.3,227 per gram on 7th and 8th July	Rs.3,248 per gram on 4th and 10th August	Rs.3,228 per gram from 7th-12th September
Lowest price	Rs.3,163 per gram on 22nd July	Rs.3,205 per gram on 31st August	Rs.3,184 per gram on 1st and 2nd September
Trend	Increase in price	Decrease in price	Increase in price
Change	+1.64%	-0.43%	+1.03%

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for July 2016

• The price of gold was Rs.3,167 per gram on 1st July as domestic demand was high, with prices rising to Rs.3,203 per gram on 4th July.
• Prices continued to rise as positive global trends and market uncertainty kept prices high, with gold trading at Rs.3,227 per gram on 7th July.
• Slight fluctuations in the price led to gold falling to Rs.3,199 per gram from 13th-21st July as demand dropped domestically.
• Prices continued to fall as the markets recovered, resulting in gold falling to Rs.3,163 per gram on 22nd July.
• Prices rose marginally towards the end of the month, with gold trading at Rs.3,219 per gram on 31st July, an overall increase of 1.64% from the rate at the start of the month.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for August 2016

• Gold was priced at Rs.3,219 per gram on 1st August, with the price rising to Rs.3,248 per gram on 4th August on increased demand due to a sudden fall in markets.
• Prices stabilised, with gold trading at Rs.3,206 per gram on 8th August before the price rose as domestic demand increased.
• Cues from international trends and poor market results led to prices rising to Rs.3,236 per gram on 15th August before rising to Rs.3,238 per gram by the end of the week.
• Market stability led to prices falling, with gold trading at Rs.3,218 and closing the month at Rs.3,205 per gram, a drop of almost 0.5% from the rate at the beginning of the month.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for September 2016

• Gold traded at Rs.3,184 per gram on 1st September on the back of strong demand from jewellers due to the festive season.
• Prices continued to rise as demand peaked, reaching Rs.3,228 per gram on 7th September as global markets suffered losses and the dollar weakened against other currencies.
• Sustained demand kept prices high for the week beginning 12th September, with the price dipping towards the end of the week due to reduced demand.
• As global demand rose, domestic prices also saw a rise, with gold trading at Rs.3,227 per gram on 23rd September, but dipped to Rs.3,207 per gram on 30th September.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for April 2016 to June 2016 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Factor	April	May	June
1st day	Rs.2,943 per gram	Rs.3,119 per gram	Rs.2,960 per gram
Last day	Rs.3,119 per gram	Rs.2,960 per gram on 30th of May	Rs.3,167 per gram on the 30th of June
Highest price	Rs.3,119 per gram on 1st of May	Rs.3,120 per gram on 9th of May	Rs.3,182 per gram on the 28th and 29th of June
Lowest price	Rs.2,933 per gram on 5 of May	Rs.2,960 per gram on the 30th of May	Rs.2,950 per gram on 2nd of June
Trend	Rising	Decline	Rising
Change	+5.98%	-5.09%	+6.99%

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab in April 2016

• Gold continued to trade at Rs.2,943 per gram for the first three days of April
• Gold witnessed a lot of fluctuation in the month of April with changes in rate every week.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab in May 2016

• There were no major changes in demand and the rate remained unchanged at Rs.3,119 per gram for the first three days of May.
• Gold witnessed a decline at Rs.3,048 per gram on 24th of May owing to low demand.
• Rising dollar and expectations of a rate hike by the Federal Reserve further led to the decline of gold price to Rs.2,960 per gram on 30th of May.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab in June 2016

• Gold traded at Rs.2,960 per gram on the 1st of June.
• Prices steadily increased over the week as gold closed the month at Rs.3,167 per gram on the 30th of June.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab for January 2016 to March 2016 (per gram of 24 karat gold)

Factor	January	February	March
1st day	Rs.2,585 per gram	Rs.2,756 per gram	Rs.3,030 per gram
Last day	Rs.2,756 per gram	Rs.3,037 per gram	Rs.2.948 per gram
Highest price	Rs.2,767 per gram on January 27th	Rs.3049 per gram on 26th of February	Rs.3,030 per gram from March 1st to 14th
Lowest price	Rs.2,580 per gram from January 2nd to 4th	Rs.2,756 per gram on February 1st	Rs.2,948 per gram on March 31st
Trend	Rising	Rising	Decline
Change	+6.61%	+10.19%	-2.70

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab in January 2016

• Gold traded at Rs.2,585 per gram on the 1st of January and remained unchanged for the next four days
• Gold hit the highest rate for January on 27th at Rs.2,767 per gram.
• Gold prices further witnessed a decline as it stood at Rs.2,756 per gram at the end of the month.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab in February 2016

• Gold remained unchanged at Rs.2,756 per gram on 1st of February as a result of no changes in demand.
• Gold climbed up to Rs.2,788 per gram on the 3rd of February.
• Gold price increased to Rs.3,008 per gram on the 12th of February and went down by Rs.97 at Rs.2,917 per gram on 16th of February.
• Gold prices further shot up as it hit Rs.3,049 per gram on 26th of February.

Gold Rate Trend in Punjab in March 2016

• Gold traded at Rs.3,030 per gram for the first two weeks of March.
• Gold prices fell down to Rs.2,940 per gram on 15th of March as a result of low demand.
• Gold rose again at Rs.2,998 per gram on 18th of March.
• Gold witnessed a steady downfall in the last two weeks of March and stood at Rs.2,948 per gram at the end of March.

Gold Investment Avenues in Punjab

If you want to buy in gold, in Punjab, you can buy it in the form of bullions, coins, ingots and in the form of jewellery which is prevalent in the rural areas as well. Punjab has a very high proportion of gold consumers and owning gold is taken as a form of wealth, with the urban and rural areas prospering with high percentage of rural population being wealthy to invest and buy gold. Gold trends in Punjab can be summarized as:

Over-the-counter: You can buy or sell gold in retail in the form of coins, bullions and jewellery in Punjab, with prosperous Amritsar, Patiala and Ludhiana acting as markets in the state. Gold bullions are also available but at international rates. You can find them mostly in banks and large private dealers such as AAR GOLD, Pushpak Bullions and Pentagold etc.The maximum amount of gold gets bought in jewellery shops that include national renowned jewellers such as Joyalukkas and Tanishq, to local gold hot shots such as PC Jewellers, Punjab Jewellers and Blue Gems and Jewellers. Prices of gold in banks are generally higher as you get the assurance of the purity. Jewelry is also bought during the Dhanteras festivity in the state.

Market trade: As an asset investment you can buy gold futures, spot contracts,as well as Exchange Traded Funds or ETFs. ETFs can be bought and sold online from Bombay Stock Exchanges (BSE). Gold futures can be bought early and sold later, saving you from market instability of gold rates. However, spot contracts ares sold and bought quickly and hold rush to gold market risks.

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