Gold Price Today: Gold has become expensive, there is a slight increase in silver, these are the rates of gold and silver in Navratras
Gold Price Today: Today there is a jump in the prices of gold and silver.
New Delhi:
Gold-Silver Price Today : Amidst the festivals, there has been a jump in the prices of gold on Tuesday, October 12, 2021. The festive season has started and during this time the demand for gold and silver will increase in the country, so their prices will jump in the domestic market. At present, in the spot market, gold is being seen in the range of Rs 47,100 this week against 46,900 last week. Silver also remains around 61,400. At the same time, if we talk about the trading of futures market, then this morning the gold of December contract opened at Rs 47,151 per 10 grams with a jump of 0.21%. It had closed at 47,051 in the previous session. At the same time, Silver Future was today at the level of Rs 67,750 per kg with a slight increase of 0.01%, in the previous session it had closed at Rs 67,744 level.
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If you look at GoldPrice.org, gold was rising 0.26 percent on MCX at 09.23 Indian time in the international market and the metal was trading at the level of $ 1758.66 an ounce. At the same time, silver was down by 0.01 percent at $ 22.60 an ounce.
IBJA rates
If you look at the rate of India Bullion and Jewelers Association Limited ie IBJA, then with the last update, the price of gold and silver today is like this- (These prices are given per gram without GST charge)
999 (purity) – 47,102
995- 46,913
916- 43,145
750- 35,327
585- 27,555
Silver 999- 61,490
Yesterday the bullion market fell, the price of gold and silver
On Monday, gold fell by Rs 59 to Rs 46,038 per 10 grams in the bullion market in Delhi on Monday. Due to this, gold had closed at Rs 46,097 per 10 grams in the previous trading session. Silver also closed down by Rs 196 at Rs 60,369 per kg. At the same time, gold futures prices also saw a fall due to weak demand. Gold prices on Monday declined by Rs 53 to Rs 46,984 per 10 grams in the local futures market.