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Gold Price Today, 26 July 2026: There is relief news for people planning to buy gold. A fall in gold prices was recorded in the domestic futures market today. During trading, gold slipped by about 0.48 percent and was seen trading at Rs 1,47,270 per 10 grams. Today’s fall has given some relief to the buyers amidst the ups and downs that have been going on for the last few days.
Why did gold become cheaper?
There was weakness in gold prices due to pressure on gold prices in the international market, strengthening of the dollar and expectations regarding interest rates. This also affected the domestic market and a decline in gold prices was recorded on MCX.
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What is the price of gold today?
Today, gold on MCX is trading at around Rs 1,47,270 per 10 grams, which is about 0.48 percent less than the previous trading session. However, the rates of 24 carat, 22 carat and 18 carat gold may differ in different cities and jewelers due to tax and making charges.
Has the price of silver softened?
A decline of 0.48 percent was seen in the prices of gold today, but there was no change in the prices of silver. In the domestic market, silver continued to trade at the same level as in the previous trading session. However, the effect of fluctuations in the international market and movement of the dollar can also be seen on silver prices in the coming days. If you are planning to buy silver, then definitely check the latest rates of your city before purchasing, because there may be a slight difference in the prices due to local taxes and jewelers’ making charges.
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Advice for those buying gold and silver
If you are planning to buy gold or silver, then definitely check the latest rates of your city before purchasing. Don’t forget to check BIS hallmark for gold and purity for silver. Also, buy only from a good and trustworthy jeweler and take a confirmed bill.