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What is today’s price?

New Delhi : Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the country’s budget on 1 February (Budget 2023) Presented. In these two days Sonya wore Hanuman Udi. Gold fell after touching the height. But its boom continues. in the futures market (Multi Commodity Exchange) Gold reached a record high on Thursday. Gold touched an all-time high of Rs 58,800. Soni created a new record Gold is at Rs 57,800 today as compared to yesterday (Today’s rate of gold) It has come, the price of gold has decreased by Rs 1,000 today as compared to yesterday. Gold has become cheap today. Despite the fall in the bullion market, gold prices remain on the rise. The price of gold is still strong today.

In view of the increasing price of gold, the price of gold can go up to Rs 62,000 per 10 grams in the coming months. Gold prices registered an initial decline in the futures market. Gold lost 0.43 percent. Gold has become cheaper by Rs.246.

Gold was trading at Rs 57,810 at 11.30 am today. Yesterday, gold had closed at Rs 58,114 per 10 grams. The price of gold has fallen by Rs. Despite the fall, the trend of gold continues to rise.

Silver has made the customers silver. There was a big decline in silver for the last few days. Silver has returned after the presentation of the budget. In the futures market, silver initially rose by 0.2 per cent to Rs 143.

Silver price today is trading at Rs 70,347 per kg. The price of silver was Rs 70,204 per kg on Thursday. Silver is expected to be priced at Rs 80,000 per kg. Silver can soon make investors rich.

There was a fall in the price of gold in the international market on Friday morning. The price was trading at $1,930 an ounce. Silver shone in the morning. Silver closed at $23.615 an ounce. The price of silver increased today.

Hallmark is given by the Indian Standards Organization (ISO) to identify the purity of gold. 999 is marked on 24K gold jewellery, 958 on 23K, 916 on 22K, 875 on 21K and 750 on 18K.

There is a strong demand for 22 carat and 24 carat gold from consumers in many places. Both these types of gold are sold in huge quantities. Some people use 18 carat gold. The higher the carat, the purer the gold. The prices are fixed accordingly.

24 carat gold is 99.9% pure. 22 carat gold is about 91 percent pure. 22K gold contains 9% other metals. Jewelery is made using copper, silver and zinc. 24 carat gold is strong. But it is not used for making jewellery. So many bullion traders sell 22 carat gold.