Gold-Silver Price Today: Relief or shock for gold buyers? Know what are the prices of gold and silver today!

Gold-Silver Price Today: If you are thinking of buying gold or silver for the wedding season or for investment, then it is very important to know today’s latest prices before leaving the house for shopping.

In the Indian bullion market, the prices of gold and silver continue to fluctuate due to global movements and domestic demand.

Without any delay, let us know in simple and easy words what are the prices of 22 carat and 24 carat gold and silver in big cities of the country today.

Gold Price Today

Gold prices in Indian markets are mainly decided on the basis of purity. Today’s latest rates are as follows:

• 24 karat gold (99.9% pure): It is considered to be the purest gold which is used in making coins and bars. Today a slight change has been seen in its price as compared to yesterday.
• 22 karat gold (91.6% pure): Most of the jewelery in the country is made from this gold because it is slightly stronger than 24 carat.

Silver Price Today

Today is a very interesting day from the point of view of silver buyers and industrial demand. Silver prices often see bigger movements than gold.

Today, the price of 1 kg silver in the bullion market remains around its old levels due to strong global cues. If you are planning to buy silver utensils, coins or anklets. So today can be considered normal considering the stability of the market.

Always remember 3 important things before making a purchase

If you are going to the market today, then take special care of these things so that you do not get cheated:

• Must see Hallmark (BIS Hallmark): While buying gold, always check the 6 digit Hallmark Unique Identification (HUID) number of BIS. This is a guarantee of the purity of gold.
• Negotiate making charges: Every jeweler charges different charges for weaving or making of jewellery. Before making the bill, definitely talk about discount on it.
• Take a confirmed bill: Always have a valid bill of your purchase, which clearly mentions the weight of the gold, the carat rate of that day and the hallmark details.