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Gold Rate in Kolkata Today, July 3, 2026: 24K Gold Inches Up to ₹14,379 Per Gram

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Gold Rate in Kolkata Today, July 3, 2026: 24K Gold Inches Up to ₹14,379 Per Gram
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Kolkata, July 3: It was a quiet start to Friday for gold buyers in Kolkata. After Thursday’s sharp jump, prices barely moved this time, with jewellers revising rates upward by just ₹1 per gram across 24K, 22K and 18K gold. 

The latest retail rate for 24-karat gold stands at ₹14,379 per gram. 22-karat gold is being quoted at ₹13,181 per gram, while 18-karat gold is priced at ₹10,785 per gram. 

Kolkata Gold Rates Today 

Purity  Price per gram  Change 
24K Gold  ₹14,379  +₹1 
22K Gold  ₹13,181  +₹1 
18K Gold  ₹10,785  +₹1 

Prices Barely Shift After Thursday’s Rally 

Friday’s update wasn’t the kind that changes buying plans. The increase was limited to a single rupee per gram across all three purity categories, a marked contrast to the previous session when prices moved sharply higher. 

For regular buyers, such day-to-day fluctuations are fairly common. A ₹1 revision has only a limited impact on the overall purchase value, particularly when making charges and GST make up a sizeable portion of the final invoice. 

Estimated Cost of Buying 10 Grams of 22K Gold 

Using the prevailing market rate and assuming 12% making charges along with 3% GST, the estimated purchase cost works out as follows: 

Component  Amount 
Base value  ₹1,31,810 
Making charges  ₹15,817 
GST (3%)  ₹4,429 
Total estimated cost  ₹1,52,056 

The above estimate is indicative and is based on the benchmark rate for the day. The final amount may vary depending on the jeweller’s making charges and billing policy. 

Gold Price Trend in Kolkata 

The latest movement extends what has been an eventful fortnight for the city’s gold market. Prices slipped through much of late June before rebounding at the start of July. 

According to the recent price history: 

  • 24K gold rose from ₹14,078 per gram on July 1 to ₹14,378 on July 2, before inching up to ₹14,379 on July 3. 
  • During June, 24K gold touched a high of ₹15,622 per gram on June 1 and fell to a monthly low of ₹14,133 per gram on June 25. 
  • The overall trend for June remained negative, with prices ending the month below where they began. 

What Drives Gold Prices? 

Several factors influence daily gold prices, including: 

  • International bullion prices 
  • Rupee-US dollar exchange rate 
  • Import duties and taxation 
  • Domestic jewellery demand 
  • Global economic and geopolitical developments 

Retail rates generally move in the same direction across major cities, though the final price paid by customers can differ from one jewellery store to another because of making charges and other local costs. 

Conclusion 

Friday’s update brought stability rather than another big move. Gold prices in Kolkata edged higher by just ₹1 per gram, leaving the market broadly unchanged after Thursday’s rally. For anyone planning a purchase, the daily rate remains an important benchmark, but the final bill will still depend largely on making charges and the jeweller’s pricing structure. 

Source

  • goodreturns.in | Rates as of Friday, July 3, 2026.
  • https://www.goodreturns.in/gold-rates/kolkata.html 
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