Silver Prices Decline
A decline in silver prices was observed today. The price of 1 kg of silver today is ₹99,400. Yesterday, i.e., 10 February, the price of silver was ₹99,500 per kg. On 4 February, the price of silver was ₹98,500 per kg.Lucknow
22-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹79,960 24-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹87,220Ayodhya
22-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹79,960 24-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹87,220Meerut
22-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹79,960 24-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹87,220
Jhansi
22-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹79,960 24-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹87,220Varanasi
22-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹79,960 24-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹87,220Prayagraj
22-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹79,960 24-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹87,220Noida
22-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹79,960 24-carat gold price (10 grams)- ₹87,220Gold Became ₹8,520 More Expensive from 1 January to 11 February
On 1 January 2025, the price of 10 grams of 24-carat gold in Uttar Pradesh was ₹78,700, which has now increased to ₹87,220. This means that in just 41 days, the price of gold has seen a surge of ₹8,520. Meanwhile, the price of silver has also increased from ₹90,500 per kg to ₹98,500.Why are Gold Prices Increasing?
There are four main reasons for the rise in gold prices: 1. Geopolitical tensions have increased after Donald Trump became the President of the United States, leading to increased demand for gold. 2. The weakening of the Rupee against the Dollar is making gold more expensive. 3. Rising inflation is providing strength to gold prices. 4. Increased volatility in the stock market is leading investors to prioritize gold as a safe investment.