
Today Gold Rate in Bhopal is Rs. 0.00 per 10 grams for 24 Karat
(10 grams = 1 tola gold)
Today Gold Rate in Bhopal is Rs. 0.00 per 10 grams for 24 Karat
(10 grams = 1 tola gold)
Bhopal, the city of lakes and the capital of Madhya Pradesh, records an unparalleled demand for gold like most of the other states in India. The demand for gold in Bhopal, and other Indian states, is piloted by the culture & tradition of purchasing of gold on festivals and occasions. It is not just owned in the form of jewellery but also as gold bars, gold coins, gold ETFs etc. Evidently, Gold is considered the best investment option due to its capability to act as a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation.
The rate of gold in Bhopal in the last few years, has been facing downturns after the unfavourable changes in gold rates worldwide and Indian market. Nonetheless, the overall demand of gold in the state maintained consistency. In fact, the markets have witnessed a boost in recent times as more and more people are willing to get hold of gold as a valuable commodity because of its high intrinsic value.
Here, we have discussed in detail the monthly trends of Gold Price in Bhopal, the factors affecting gold rate in Bhopal and ways to invest in gold:
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The Goods & Services Tax on Gold in Bhopal is 3% which is applied on the price of jewellery plus the making charges.
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Pricing of Gold is not a direct process like in the case of pricing other assets. Gold prices are fixed on a daily basis at London Bullion Market Association. IBA (ICE Benchmark Administration) publishes the LBMA gold price in US dollars twice daily at 10:30 AM and 3:00 PM UK Time which serves as a benchmark price for gold producers, investors and central banks worldwide.
In India, the Indian Bullion Jewellers Association (IBJA) takes the international price of the gold as a base and adds applicable taxes. Afterwards, an organization of bullion dealers across India decides at which rate the gold will be sold to retailers.
Gold rates in Bhopal are affected by certain factors which are given below:
One can own gold in its physical form as well as in the paper form. Gold Jewellery, Bars and Coins are known as the physical forms of Gold whereas Gold ETFs and Gold Mutual Funds constitute its paper form. Some of the gold investment options are discussed here-
From where can you buy gold jewellery?
Note: One can avail the gold saving schemes offered by jewellers such as Tanishq, Jos Alukkas, Malabar Gold, etc. Here the customer needs to make the fixed deposit every month for a particular period. After the end of the tenure, jeweller will either add 75% of the monthly installment or one month installment to the already accumulated deposit. Through this scheme, one can buy gold jewellery from that amount
From where can you buy gold coins?
Nearbuy jewellers, banks, e-commerce websites such as Amazon, Paytm, etc. and non-banking finance companies. One can also buy from MMTC outlets where you can sell back the gold coins in future if you want.
How to invest in an ETF?
How to invest in Sovereign Gold Bonds
How to start Digital Gold investment?
It is to be taken into account that Gold Mutual Funds offer no tax rebates to the investors. Long-term capital gains (LTCG) are taxed at 10% and Short-term capital gains (STCG) are taxed according to the applicable income slab of the investor. Best 5 gold mutual funds are- SBI Gold Fund, Kotak Gold Fund, HDFC Gold Fund, Aditya Birla Sun Life Gold Fund and Nippon India Gold Savings Fund
Investment tip: Investors are suggested to use a dynamic approach while investing in gold. They must invest highly in gold mutual funds only during bearish markets. And, investments must be shifted to other better asset classes as and when the market regains.
How to invest in a Gold Mutual Fund?
Here are some important points which must be taken into consideration before purchasing gold-
To ensure the purity of gold jewellery, as advised by BIS, the customer must check-
Note: It is to be noted that from January 2021, it will be mandatory for the jeweller to sell only hallmarked 14K, 18K, 22K gold jewellery.
One can take a loan against gold in case of any financial emergency or to meet short term credit needs. Financial institutions such as Muthoot, Manappuram, etc. and various banks offer gold loans in Bhopal. The loan is sanctioned on the basis of its purity, weight of gold and the loan amount requirement. In return, the borrower needs to pay the interest on the loan and until it is paid, the gold will be kept in a secured vault.
The resale value of gold differs from product to product. It depends on the purity, KT (Karat) and the net weight of the gold product. The resale value of gold coins and gold jewellery will differ due to the fact jewellery fetches more making charges compared with gold coins.
The price of gold in India depends on international price of gold, dollar-rupee equation, and import duty on gold amongst other factors. The landed cost of gold in India shares a correlation with the rupee-dollar equation. However, it doesn’t affect global gold prices. India largely imports gold and hence, If the Indian rupee depreciates (and dollar rises), the gold prices will appreciate and vice versa.
One must purchase hallmark jewellery as it certifies the purity of gold. This implies that if you are buying hallmark 22K gold jewellery, it will actually mean that 22/24 parts are gold in it and rest is alloy.Since it is the mark of purity, it will help you to fetch the right value for your gold ornaments if you are to sell it in the future.