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Gold price in Bareilly

Gold in Bareilly is no longer being viewed as it was, traditionally, as jewellery, ornaments, and as a status symbol of prosperity. People are starting to view gold as an investment through which to increase their wealth, instead of as just a security to be held until it appreciates.

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

Factor January February March
1st day Rs.3,010 per gram Rs.3,077 per gram Rs.3,113 per gram
Last day Rs.3,066 per gram Rs.3,129 per gram Rs.3,134 per gram
Highest price Rs.3,120 per gram on 24 and 25 January Rs.3,161 per gram on 18 and 19 February Rs.3,171 per gram on 25 and 26 March
Lowest price Rs.3,010 per gram from 1 to 3 January Rs.3,035 per gram on 9 February Rs.3,098 per gram on 19 & 20 March
Trend Incline Incline Incline
Change 1.19% 1.68% 0.67%

Gold Rate Trend in Bareilly for January 2018:

  • The first quarter of 2018 was quite productive for gold sales in Bareilly.
  • On the 1st, when the first month of Q1 2018 began, gold was priced at Rs.3,010 per gram. This rate – also the lowest for the month – continued on till the 3rd day of the month.
  • Rates were on the incline from this point on as demand began to pick up amid a weak US dollar.
  • The US dollar was affected by a underperforming US markets and the policy decisions taken by the Donald Trump administration.
  • Gold rates in Bareilly inclined over the third and the fourth week as demand was on the incline.
  • On the 25th of the month, gold rates went up to Rs.3,120 per gram – the month’s highest rates, thanks to an increased demand for the metal.
  • However, rates dropped as the month came to an end as demand was sustainable. When the month ended, gold was seen trading at Rs.3,066 per gram.
  • Price trends saw a 1.19% change this January, owing to a strong rise in demand towards the final week.

Gold Rate Trend in Bareilly for February 2018:

  • The yellow metal’s rates had risen to Rs.3,077 per gram – a Rs.11 increase – as a change in overnight trading positions pushed gold prices up.
  • This month – like the previous one – recorded a hike in gold rates as demand remained largely consistent amid favourable marketing conditions.
  • Gold prices in Bareilly remained steady for the first week before dipping considerably during the second week.
  • It was then that gold recorded the lowest figure of this month – Rs.3,035 per gram – on the 9th of February – as the US dollar showed some improvement.
  • From the 10th onwards, gold rates were vastly on the rise as demand went up owing to strong global cues.
  • The Valentine’s day weekend also helped contribute to the rise in demand as sales seemed to be reinvigorated.
  • Gold traded at its highest for the month on the 18th and the 19th – at Rs.3,161 per gram – as demand reached a high point.
  • Prices, however, consolidated over the subsequent days as demand went dropped amid poor sales.
  • The month came to an end with gold trading at Rs.3,129 per gram. All in all, a 1.68% change in price trends were recorded this month.

Gold Rate Trend in Bareilly for March 2018:

  • Gold prices had fallen to Rs.3,113 per gram when trading commenced for the final month of Q1 2018.
  • The yellow metal, although seeing a positive growth, didn’t match the results from the previous two months in this quarter.
  • For the first three weeks of this month, gold rates in Bareilly was largely stable before declining towards the end of week 3.
  • On the 19th, gold was priced at Rs.3,098 per gram – the lowest rate for the month – which continued on till the closing hours of the next day.
  • Over the final two weeks, gold rates saw a considerable rise with the 25th and the 26th recording a monthly high rate of Rs.3,171 per gram.
  • As the month ended, gold rates went down to Rs.3,134 per gram as demand decline owing to a poor demand and a stabilising dollar.
  • Price trends recorded a 0.67% change this month, thanks to strong changes in demand seen during the final few days.
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