Our indicative 22K and 24K rate for Visakhapatnam, updated through the day, with the official source to confirm the exact published figure. We do not set or claim the rate.
Visakhapatnam follows the state bullion reference out of Vijayawada and the national IBJA benchmark.
See the Visakhapatnam rate ↗Range-bound. No clear push either way right now, just small daily moves in both directions.
Neutral means no strong bias either way right now. Expect small, news-driven moves rather than a big one-way run.
Visakhapatnam, the largest city in Andhra Pradesh, has a busy gold market that follows the state bullion reference out of Vijayawada and the national IBJA benchmark.
22K (916) is the standard for jewellery, with 24K reserved for coins and bars. The figure on this page is our own indicative estimate; confirm the exact Vizag rate with the local source before any transaction.
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Use our free calculator to estimate your gold's value at today's rate, then check that figure against the official source below and against at least two buyers before you sell. We are not a gold buyer and earn nothing from your sale.
Vizag follows the Andhra Pradesh bullion reference centred on Vijayawada, along with the national IBJA benchmark that fixes the all-India price daily.
Barely. Both follow the same state and national reference; tiny differences come from local making charges and GST. Our indicative figure tracks the national price; confirm the exact city rate at the source.
Value your gold at today's rate with our free calculator, then get quotes from at least two Visakhapatnam buyers before you accept an offer. The rate is only the starting point. Making charges, purity testing and melting deductions decide what you actually receive, and those vary by shop.
No one can promise tomorrow's exact rate. What we do show, right on this page, is the direction the market is leaning, read from price momentum, the rupee and US dollar trend, and our gold fear and greed gauge, so you can time your buying or selling with a clearer head. It is for education only, not for trading and not a guarantee.
It is a 0 to 100 gauge of market mood for gold, blending price momentum, RSI, where today's price sits in the 12-month range, and recent volatility. A low score means fear (prices have cooled, often where value buyers look); a high score means greed (prices running hot). It updates automatically and is educational, not investment advice.