sona kya rate hai aaj, gold-silver rate today | Gold Price Today 30 July 2021 gains Rs 294, silver down Rs 170, know 14 to 24 carat rates, gold jumps, silver falls, know latest carat rates

Gold/Silver Rate Today 30 July 2021 : The price of gold again increased while that of silver declined. On Friday, gold rose by Rs 294 to close at Rs 47,442 per 10 grams in the Delhi bullion market. It had closed at Rs 47,148 per 10 grams on the previous trading day. On the other hand, silver fell by Rs 170 to Rs 66,274 per kg. The previous day it closed at Rs 64,444 per kg. However, the futures prices of both declined. In the international market, gold rose to USD 1,830 an ounce, while silver remained almost unchanged at USD 25.57 an ounce.

According to the website of India Bullion and Jewelers Association (ibjarates.com), the price of gold increased by Rs 72. While the price of silver increased by Rs 172. Now the price of 10 grams of gold of 24 carat is Rs 48430 while the price of 10 grams of gold of 22 carat is Rs 44360. Know the latest price of 14 to 24 carat gold based on purity below.

Gold futures prices fall

Gold futures on Friday fell by Rs 6 to Rs 48,390 per 10 grams in the local futures market as speculators reduced their positions amid weak spot demand. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, the delivery price of gold futures contract for October fell by Rs 6, or 0.01%, to Rs 48,390 per 10 grams. This futures contract was traded for 12,694 lots. Experts believe that cutting off their positions by the traders led to the fall in gold futures prices. Internationally, gold fell 0.16% to $1,832.80 an ounce in New York.

Silver futures prices fall

Silver prices fell by Rs 69 to Rs 68,131 per kg in futures market on Friday as participants reduced their positions on weak demand in the spot market. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, the delivery price of silver futures contract for the month of September declined by Rs 69, or 0.1%, to Rs 68,131 per kg. The traded for this contract was 8,382 lots. In the international market, New York, silver fell 2.53% to USD 25.65 an ounce.

According to Tapan Patel, Senior Analyst (Commodity) HDFC Securities, after the FOMC meeting, selling of the dollar saw strong buying in gold. The dollar index fell to a four-week low, which increased buying in gold. Navneet Damani, vice-president, Commodity Research, Motilal Oswal Financial Services, said that the US Federal Governor’s easing of apprehensions in the context of interest rate hikes and softening stance has increased the demand for gold as a safe investment option, thereby increasing the demand for gold. It has gained momentum and is on the way to achieve the highest weekly gain in nearly two months.