The war between the US, Israel and Iran has increased uncertainty, and due to this investors are moving towards safe haven assets like gold and silver. With prices falling due to mild profit-booking, buying at lower levels is taking them back up. After a day’s decline, the shine of gold and silver has increased for the second consecutive day. After falling for a day, gold prices have increased for the second consecutive day.
In the capital Delhi, 24 carat gold has become costlier by ₹ 10 per ten grams and 22 carat gold by ₹ 10 per ten grams. In two days, 24 carat gold has become costlier by ₹ 710 and 22 carat gold by ₹ 660. Now talking about silver, even one kilogram of silver has become costlier in Delhi for the second consecutive day. After a one-day fall, one kilogram of silver has become costlier by ₹10,100 in two days.
Gold prices by city
Silver prices increased for the second consecutive day
After rising by ₹10,100 per kg for two consecutive days, silver prices in Delhi rose for the second consecutive day after falling by ₹5,000 per kg in a day. Earlier, it had remained stable for four consecutive days. Today its price in Delhi has increased by ₹ 100 per kg, and it is selling at ₹ 2,90,100. It is being sold at the same price in other big cities, Mumbai and Kolkata also. At the same time, in Chennai it is being sold at ₹ 3,00,100 per kg, that is, among the four cities, silver is the most expensive in Chennai, which is more than ₹ 3 lakh.
