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- Today, Thursday, June 25, there was a huge fall in the prices of gold and silver.
- Gold fell to ₹1900, silver is trading at ₹2.27 lakh/kg.
- US-Iran agreement reduced global tension, safe demand for gold decreased.
- US Federal Reserve’s rate hike signal, dollar strength dampens demand.
Gold-Silver Price Today on June 25: Today, Thursday, June 25, a big fall in the prices of gold and silver is being seen on the Indian bullion market and Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX). Due to heavy selling, both have crashed from their record levels. On one hand, the price of gold has fallen by about Rs 1450-1900. At the same time, silver is also trading at the level of Rs 2,22,300-2,27,000 per kg today.
What is the price of 10 grams according to carat?
- Today the price of 24 carat gold is between Rs 1,43,010 to Rs 1,44,330.
- The price of 22 carat gold today is in the range of Rs 1,30,997 to Rs 1,32,440.
- The price of 18 carat gold remains between Rs 1,07,260 to Rs 1,08,390.
What is the price of silver?
Today, the trend of decline in silver prices also continues. The price of silver per 10 grams today is between Rs 2450 to Rs 2550. At the same time, the price of 100 grams of silver is in the range of 24500 to 25500. According to this, the price of 1 kg silver today is Rs 2,45,000 to Rs 2,55,000.
Why did the prices of gold and silver suddenly fall?
A temporary agreement signed between America and Iran on June 18 has helped in controlling global tension to a great extent. Due to the resumption of energy supply through the Strait of Hormuz, the demand for gold as a safe investment has reduced.
Meanwhile, the US Federal Reserve (US Fed) has also indicated to increase interest rates by 25 basis points by the end of the year to keep inflation under control. Interest rates increase, people who withdraw their investments from gold and silver invest in government bonds. Another reason for falling prices is the rapid rise of the US dollar index, which has reached its highest level after May 2025. Since the prices of gold in the international market are fixed in dollars, when the dollar strengthens, gold becomes expensive for buyers around the world, due to which the demand starts decreasing.
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