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Gold Silver Price Today: There have been continuous fluctuations in the prices of gold and silver for the last few days. Today i.e. on March 14, a decline is being seen in the prices of these precious metals in the international market (COMEX).
Talking about the figures, the price of gold on COMEX has slipped to $ 5,023 an ounce. Whereas silver has reached the level of $ 80.645 per ounce. A decline is being recorded in comparison to the previous days. Let us know, how much will it cost to buy these in your city today….
price of silver
Today, 10 grams of silver is being sold at the rate of Rs 2,750 in Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata. At the same time, to buy 100 grams of silver, customers will have to spend Rs 27,500. The price of 10 grams of silver in Chennai is Rs 2,800.
Gold price in your city (as per good returns)
Gold price in Delhi (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,59,810
22 carat – Rs 1,46,500
18 carat – Rs 1,19,890
Gold price in Mumbai (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,59,660
22 carat – Rs 1,46,350
18 carat – Rs 1,19,740
Gold price in Chennai (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,61,020
22 carat – Rs 1,47,600
18 carat – Rs 1,24,000
Gold price in Kolkata (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,59,660
22 carat – Rs 1,46,350
18 carat – Rs 1,19,740
Gold price in Ahmedabad (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,59,710
22 carat – Rs 1,46,400
18 carat – Rs 1,19,790
Gold price in Lucknow (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,59,810
22 carat – Rs 1,46,500
18 carat – Rs 1,19,890
Gold price in Patna (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,59,710
22 carat – Rs 1,46,400
18 carat – Rs 1,19,790
Gold price in Hyderabad (per 10 grams)
24 carat – Rs 1,59,660
22 carat – Rs 1,46,350
18 carat – Rs 1,19,740
Gold is associated with Indian tradition and emotions
In India, gold is not just a means of investment, but it is also deeply connected with the traditions and sentiments of the people. Buying gold on weddings, festivals and special occasions is considered auspicious. There has been a tradition of preserving gold in many families for generations. Which is considered a kind of symbol of security and prosperity.
From rural areas to cities, gold is seen as a reliable asset. Whenever economic uncertainty increases, people often turn to gold. This is the reason why in India, gold is not just considered to be jewellery, but is also considered to be associated with culture, faith and future security.
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