Gold Price (Credit: OpenAI)
Business News: Gold and silver rates fell suddenly on Tuesday after a powerful rise in recent days. Silver lost more than four thousand rupees per kilo within hours. Gold also dropped sharply after opening lower. The unexpected fall surprised many investors. Both metals had hit new highs on Monday. The market corrected strongly today. This shift created worry among buyers.
Silver began trading lower on MCX compared to Monday’s close. It had ended earlier at one lakh eighty-two thousand thirty rupees. On Tuesday it slipped to one lakh seventy-seven thousand three hundred seventy-two rupees. This means silver fell around four thousand six hundred fifty-eight rupees. The fall came immediately after touching a lifetime high. Traders saw quick profit booking. The metal showed strong volatility today.
Gold also opened weak on MCX after Monday’s strong session. The February expiry gold started below its previous close of one lakh thirty thousand six hundred fifty-two rupees. During the day the fall increased further. Prices dropped to one lakh twenty-nine thousand three hundred fifty-five rupees. This means gold became cheaper by nearly twelve hundred ninety-seven rupees. The sudden dip surprised regular market watchers. Buyers are watching trends closely.
The IBJA website also showed a clear downward shift in rates. Gold opened lower by more than six hundred rupees compared to its earlier close. Prices later slipped again before market close. Silver also dropped in the domestic market but at a smaller scale. Both metals showed weakness for the day. These IBJA updates apply across the entire country. Buyers noticed a visible fall everywhere.
IBJA listed gold at one lakh twenty-nine thousand one hundred forty-one rupees per ten grams in early trade. Later it closed at one lakh twenty-seven thousand five hundred ninety-three rupees. This means gold fell more than twelve hundred rupees in one day. Silver dropped from one lakh seventy-five thousand one hundred eighty to one lakh seventy-four thousand six hundred fifty rupees. Both metals closed weaker than yesterday. The downward trend was clear in closing numbers.
IBJA rates remain the same for the entire country. However jewellery buyers must remember GST and making charges. These extra costs increase the final billing amount. Every shop follows different making charge rules. Therefore final price changes from jeweller to jeweller. People should compare before purchasing. Sudden market changes can affect buying decisions. Proper checking helps avoid confusion.
Anyone planning to buy jewellery after this price drop should check purity carefully. Hallmark is the easiest way to check quality. Every gold piece carries a mark showing its carat purity. This stamp confirms how pure the metal is. Buyers should always ask for bills and certification. These details help ensure safe purchases. Checking purity saves money and prevents fraud.
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