Gold-Silver Pries: Today is the first day of the festival of Navratri on 22 September. Due to the festive season and the signs of global markets, gold prices today got upset. On Monday, the price of 24 carat gold rose by Rs 43 to Rs 11,258 per gram, compared to 11,215 per gram in the last session. Similarly, the price of 22 carat gold increased by 40 to 10,320 per gram, while the price of 18 carat gold has increased by Rs 33 to 8,444 per gram. It is showing that on the occasion of the festive season, investment on gold has been encouraged among investors.

Gold price today in some big cities of the country

• In Mumbai today, 24 carat gold is priced at Rs 11,258, 22 carats are priced at Rs 10,320 and 18 carats are priced at Rs 8,444 per gram.
• Today, 24 carat gold in Delhi is priced at Rs 11,273 per gram, 22 carats priced at Rs 10,335 and 18 carat priced at Rs 8,459.
• In Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Kerala today, 24 carat gold is priced at Rs 11,258, 22 carats are priced at Rs 10,320 and 18 carats Rs 8,444.
• In Chennai today, 24 carat gold is priced at Rs 11,302, 22 carats are priced at Rs 10,360 and 18 carats are priced at Rs 8,580 per gram.

Gold price fluctuations in the last few days

• On September 22, with an increase of Rs 43, 24 carat gold was priced at Rs 11,258, 22 carat gold priced at Rs 10,320 and 18 carat gold was recorded at Rs 8,444.
• On September 21, 44 carat gold to Rs 11,215, 22 carat gold sold for Rs 10,280 and 18 carat gold sold for Rs 8,411.
• The price of 24 carat gold was Rs 11,171, 22 carat gold priced at 10,240, 18 carat gold at Rs 8,378 with a rise of Rs 8,378.
• On September 19, the price of Rs 16 carat gold increased to Rs 11,133, 22 carat gold was priced at Rs 10,205 and 18 carat gold was Rs 8,350.
• On September 18, 24 carat gold was priced at Rs 11,117, 22 carat gold priced at Rs 10,190 and 18 carat gold was recorded at Rs 8,338.

Silver price

Talking about silver, today its price is being sold at Rs 138 per gram and 1,38,000 per kg. Whereas yesterday its price was 135 and Rs 1,35,000 respectively.

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Gold price today 21 April: After reaching the record level for the second time on Thursday, the price of gold has been seen on Monday. Earlier, the market remained closed for three days. On Friday, Good Friday and then weekend i.e. Saturday and Sunday fell. After this, according to 6.53 on Monday morning, gold is trading at Rs 95,440. According to the Indian Bullion Association, on April 17, the price of gold increased by about Rs 2000 and it increased from Rs 95,880 to Rs 96,450.

According to the association, gold is being sold in Delhi from Rs 95,100 per 10 grams. Gold is being sold expensive than Delhi in Mumbai. Gold there has increased to Rs 95,260, while the price of gold in Kolkata has increased to Rs 95,140. In Bengaluru, gold is trading at Rs 95,340, while Chennai is trading at the highest Rs 95,540.

Gold became expensive again

The price of gold on the Multi Commodity Exchange has come down by about 0.44 percent and is trading at 95,239. Whereas according to the World Gold Council, the price of gold globally increased by about 1.44 percent and is trading at $ 3,374.

For the first time on March 14, Son’s price crossed $ 3,000 and since then its price has been continuously increasing. Ever since US President Donald Trump put tariffs on countries around the world on April 2, since then there is a decline in the global stock market, on the other hand the price of gold is touching the sky. Amid the ongoing uncertainty in the market, investors are considered to be the safest option of investment.

Safe investment for investors

However, except for Trump, the rest of the countries except China put a brake of 90 days on the tariff. This showed the return of the market again and there are signs of improvement in the global market. On Monday, the price of silver is also trading at 95,430 per kg.

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