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Gold Price: The price of gold is falling continuously, Rs 8,000 cheaper than the record price

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There has been a continuous decline in the price of gold in the country for a few days. After which gold has become cheaper by Rs 8,000 from its all-time high rate.




New Delhi: Since the beginning of this week, there is a decline in the price of gold in the bullion market. On Tuesday also a fall in the price of gold has been seen in the bullion market.

After a huge fall in the price of gold in the domestic market on Monday, a fall in the price of gold was also seen on Tuesday. Let us know what is the new price of gold in the bullion market:

Know what is the new price of gold

On Monday, 22 carat gold was opened at a price of Rs 46,810 per ten grams in the Delhi bullion market. After this, a fall of Rs 100 per ten grams has been recorded in the price of gold. After this, gold closed in the market at Rs 46,710 per ten grams.

After this, a fall in the price of gold was also seen on Monday. As soon as the market opened on Monday, a drop of Rs 10 per ten grams was seen. After this, the price of gold has reached Rs 46,700 per ten grams.

Apart from this, a fall in the price of 24 carat gold has been seen in the bullion market. On Monday morning, 24-carat gold was opened in the bullion market at a price of Rs 47,810 per ten grams.

After this, there was a fall in the price of gold by Rs 100 per ten grams. After this, the price of gold reached Rs 47,710 per ten grams. On Tuesday also, after the fall in the price of 24 carat gold, its price has reached Rs 47,700 per ten grams.

Gold became cheaper by Rs 8,000 from the record price

In many big cities of the country, gold had reached its all-time high rate in August last year. Since then there has been a fall in the price of gold. In August, 2020, the price of gold had reached Rs 55,400 per ten grams.

At present, the price of gold has fallen to Rs 46,700 per ten grams. If we compare both these prices, then gold has become cheaper by Rs 8,000 from its all-time high rate.

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