There was a big fall in the prices of gold and silver as soon as the market opened on Wednesday, check here what is the rate in your city today.
On Wednesday, November 27, gold became cheaper by 10 grams for the second consecutive day. The price of 22 carat gold has reached close to Rs 70800. The price of 24 carat gold is trading around Rs 77300. In most of the big cities of the country like Delhi, Mumbai, Patna, Jaipur, Lucknow, gold is costlier by Rs 150 compared to yesterday. 1100 decreased. Gold experts believe that there has been a temporary decline in the price of gold and that the price of gold will rise in the future.
Gold and silver prices skyrocketed
Gold and silver prices have fallen in Jaipur bullion market. Today the price of pure gold has fallen by Rs 1100 to Rs 77,800 per ten grams. Apart from this, the price of jewelery gold has also fallen by Rs 1100, now its price is Rs 72,600 per ten grams, apart from this, a record breaking fall in the price of silver has also been recorded. The price of silver has increased by Rs 900, now its price is Rs 90,900 per kg.
It may decrease in the new year
According to investors, the situation of global uncertainty will be controlled in January. In such a situation, traders and investors believe that if such a situation arises, the prices of gold and silver may fall again in the new year. This will provide relief to businessmen as well as common people.
Silver became cheaper on November 27
The price of one kilogram of silver in the country has come down to Rs 89,500. Yesterday the price of silver was Rs 91,500. Today the price of silver has fallen by Rs 2000.
Why is gold becoming cheaper in the country?
Gold prices are falling for the second consecutive day. The price of gold has fallen by Rs 1300 in the last two days. Buyers and investors can take advantage of low gold and silver prices. However, according to experts, the fall in gold prices is temporary. Gold prices are trading in a range. After a short bounce it falls. Gold price will give good returns in the year 2025.
This was the rate on Wednesday 27th November
