Gold Rate Today: Prices of yellow metal move up, silver decrease; check current rates in your city

 Gold Rate Today: Prices of yellow metal move up, silver decrease; check current rates in your city

Gold Rate Today: The form of gold or golden items are generally may be found in most Indian houses. Historically, Indians have bought gold as a rainy-day fund or to help them reach major financial goals. Thus, buying gold is seen as a type of financial assistance. However Paper money or actual gold can now be bought. There are several routes leading to the golden metal within each. Due to the modest price increase, this might not be the best moment to purchase gold. Alternatively, you could wait a little while longer to make an investment following the price fall.

Gold Rate Update: On MCX

Gold futures with a maturity date of August 5, 2024, are trading at Rs 68210 per 10 grams on the MCX, up 0.04 percent. In contrast, maturing silver futures fell 0.62% and are trading at Rs 80863 per kilogram on the MCX on September 5, 2024. People believe gold is safe since it is one of the few tangible assets. Meanwhile buying gold is less straightforward than investing in other physical assets such as real estate. Furthermore, because gold is tangible rather than digital, it is immune to theft and other forms of deception. However, there are significant risk associated with it as well.

Price of gold in some major cities

Name of cities Prices of 22k gold in rupees
Mumbai 63400
Delhi 63550
Kerala 63400
Pune 63400
Lucknow 63550
Patna 63550
Nagpur 63400
Chandigarh 63400
Surat 63550
Bhubaneswar 63550

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