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- Gold and silver prices have increased in the domestic futures market.
- Compared to last week, gold increased by Rs 3 thousand, silver by Rs 10,500.
- 10 grams of silver at the rate of Rs 2,600 in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata.
- In India, gold and silver investment is associated with emotions.
Gold Silver Price Today: There has been an increase in the prices of gold and silver in the domestic future market this week as compared to last week. Talking about MCX data, on the last trading day of last week, gold closed at Rs 1,49,650 (per 10 grams) and silver at Rs 2,32,600 (per kilogram). At the same time, if compared with this week, there has been an increase of about Rs 3 thousand in gold prices and Rs 10,500 in silver prices. Let us know how much money will have to be spent to buy these metals today i.e. on 12th April.
price of silver
Today, 10 grams of silver is being sold at the rate of Rs 2,600 in Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata. At the same time, to buy 100 grams of silver, customers will have to pay Rs 26,000. The price of 10 grams of silver in Chennai is Rs 2,650.
Gold price in your city (as per good returns)
Gold price in Delhi (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,52,990
22 carat – Rs 1,40,250
18 carat – Rs 1,14,780
Gold price in Mumbai (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,52,840
22 carat – Rs 1,40,100
18 carat – Rs 1,14,630
Gold price in Chennai (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,53,820
22 carat – Rs 1,41,000
18 carat – Rs 1,17,600
Gold price in Kolkata (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,52,840
22 carat – Rs 1,40,100
18 carat – Rs 1,14,630
Gold price in Ahmedabad (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,52,890
22 carat – Rs 1,40,150
18 carat – Rs 1,14,680
Gold price in Lucknow (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,52,990
22 carat – Rs 1,40,250
18 carat – Rs 1,14,780
Gold price in Patna (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,52,890
22 carat – Rs 1,40,150
18 carat – Rs 1,14,680
Gold price in Hyderabad (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,52,840
22 carat – Rs 1,40,100
18 carat – Rs 1,14,630
Emotional relationship with gold in India
In India, gold and silver are not just a means of investing money, but are also deeply connected with the emotions of the people. Buying gold on weddings, festivals or special occasions is considered auspicious. The importance of these precious metals is very high in Indian tradition.
For many families, gold is also a symbol of security and trust. It is useful in difficult times, while in good times it is considered a sign of prosperity. This is the reason why gold and silver in India is not limited to just investment, rather it has become an important part of people’s lives.
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