Gold Rises, Silver Dips: Check City-Wise Prices - August 29

On Thursday morning, in early trade, 24-carat gold increased by ₹10, with ten grams available for ₹73,260.

Meanwhile, the price of silver also dipped to ₹100, with one kilogram priced at ₹86,400.

Similarly, the 22-carat gold price dropped by ₹10, with ten grams now trading at ₹67,160.

Internationally, the COMEX price of gold surged by 0.49% to open at $2,539.20 per ounce.

These price changes show how gold and silver can be affected by market shifts.

The drop in prices of 24-carat gold may give a chance for buyers to purchase gold at a lower rate, while the decrease in prices of silver may lead to new investment opportunities.

Geopolitical events, like conflicts or diplomatic issues, can lead to higher demand for gold as a safe investment, pushing its price.

Economic factors like inflation and interest rates also affect gold’s value.

Keeping a close track of global economic conditions, political news, and currency trends can help you make better decisions about investing in precious metals.

Currency fluctuations also affect precious metal prices. Since gold and silver are globally traded commodities, a stronger or weaker U.S. dollar can influence their prices. For instance, a stronger dollar might make gold more expensive for holders of other currencies, potentially reducing demand.