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Gold Price Today: Get the most recent prices as gold and silver drop ahead of Dhanteras

 Gold Price Today: Get the most recent prices as gold and silver drop ahead of Dhanteras


Silver Price: The cost of both gold and silver has been shown to be declining. This downturn before Dhanteras. People might take advantage of this circumstance by purchasing inexpensive gold and silver in honor of Dhanteras. Tell us the most recent pricing, please.


Gold Price: The nation is now experiencing festival season, and Diwali/Dhanteras is quickly approaching. On the occasions of Dhanteras and Diwali, people also purchase gold and silver. Good news has arrived for the masses, nevertheless, even before Dhanteras. In fact, the decline in gold and silver prices predates Dhanteras. People may purchase gold and silver at discounted costs in such a scenario. Tell us now, before Dhanteras, what the gold and silver prices are.


Price decline for gold


Gold prices fell by Rs 400 on Thursday in the national capital's bullion market on poor global signals. As a result, the price of 10 grams of gold is now less than Rs 61 thousand. The price of gold has now dropped to Rs 60,950 for 10 grams as a result of this fall. HDFC Securities provided this data. Gold ended the most recent trading session at Rs 61,350 per 10 grams.


Silver dropped in price as well.


According to HDFC Securities senior commodities analyst Saumil Gandhi, "Gold continued to fall on Thursday." Following negative trading activity in overseas markets, the spot price of gold in Delhi markets dropped by Rs 400, closing at Rs 60,950 for ten kilos. In tandem with this, silver's price has decreased. Silver dropped in value by Rs 300 as well, closing at Rs 73,300 per kilogram.


The cost is still this high.


In the global markets, the price of silver dropped to $22.45, while the price of gold plummeted to $1,950 per ounce. Gandhi said that the Federal Reserve chairman at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and US macroeconomic statistics would now be viewed by traders. searching for other signals in Jerome Powell's remarks.


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