Big fall in gold and silver: Did silver slip below ₹ 2 lakh, prices skyrocketed as soon as the market opened, check today’s latest rates


A very big and important news is coming out today for investors and buyers from the Indian bullion market and commodity market. In the last few days, there has been continuous fluctuation in the prices of precious metals due to global turmoil, increasing geopolitical tension in the countries of the Middle East, attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and major economic decisions of the US administration. Today is the third day of the trading week, following changes in international oil prices and relief from additional tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump on Russian energy buyers. Gold and Silver (Gold Silver Price Today) A huge decline has been recorded in the prices. As soon as the market opened, the prices of gold and silver have skyrocketed, due to which the question is arising in the minds of customers whether the prices of silver have again come down below Rs 2 lakh or not. Let us know in detail at what price gold and silver are being sold today in the domestic and international markets.

Gold and silver prices softened in the international market (Comex)

Talking about the global market, pressure was seen in the prices of both gold and silver in the initial hours of the trading session today on Comex. There has been a slight decline in the price of gold in the international market, due to which it was seen trading with a red mark. Similarly, due to industrial demand and global selling pressure, silver prices have also recorded a decline.

Experts believe that due to the strength of the US dollar index at the global level and new statements coming on the geopolitical front, investors have booked profits in gold and silver, due to which this slowdown is being seen in the prices. However, this is the time for investors to understand the market trend very closely.

What is the new price of gold today on Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX)

Today trading on the domestic futures market i.e. Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) started with a decline. Gold for December delivery was seen trading slipping on MCX. According to market data, gold on MCX fell by around Rs 270. ₹1,46,500 per 10 grams Seen doing business around Rs.

This slight fall in gold prices amid the wedding season and festive demand can be a relief for those customers who were looking for the right opportunity to buy for a long time. However, experts say that considering the trend of the global market, price fluctuations may be seen again in the coming days.

Has silver fallen below ₹2 lakh? Know the latest status of silver on MCX

The biggest question among investors remains whether the prices of silver, which were at record highs, have come down to below Rs 2 lakh? Let us tell you that today there has been a sharp decline in the price of silver on MCX. As soon as the market opened, selling in silver dominated and it fell with a big fall of around Rs 1,144. ₹2,10,897 per kilogram Was seen trading at Rs.

That is, according to the current data, silver on MCX still remains above the psychological level of Rs 2 lakh, but this sharp slowdown in prices has alerted the buyers. In the bullion market too, the spot price of silver has been seen trading around ₹ 210,800 per kg.

Price of gold of different carats in the bullion market of the country

If you are planning to buy jewelery today, then you must know the latest and accurate prices of the bullion market of the country. Today’s gold prices of different carats based on purity are as follows:

  • 24 carat gold (Pure Gold): Today in the market 24 carat gold is approximately ₹146,560 per 10 grams Doing business around.

  • 22 carat gold (Jewellery Gold): The most commonly used form of jewelery is 22 carat gold. ₹134,347 per 10 grams Is made at the level of.

  • 18 karat gold: 18 carat gold which comes in affordable range is approx. ₹109,920 per 10 grams Has been seen trading around.

Before making a purchase, it is advisable that you get complete information about the authorized rates of your local bullion market and the GST and making charges applicable on it, because the prices may vary slightly depending on the city.