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News India Live, Digital Desk: In Indian homes, there is a habit of checking two things after waking up in the morning, one is the weather and the other is ‘gold price’. Especially, if there is a wedding at home or you are thinking of making a little investment. Today, the morning of 4th December has brought a sigh of relief for those who were troubled by the rising prices.
The good news is that no big jump has been seen in the price of gold today. Gold and silver prices in the market Steady Are made. That means, neither the burden on your pocket has increased nor the old rate has changed.
How is the mood of the market today?
According to bullion market experts, after the ongoing fluctuations for the last few days, prices have stabilized today. This could be a ‘golden chance’ for those who cannot wait for “prices to go down” and want to buy without fear of “prices going up”. Today is a great day for safe shopping.
Understand the difference between 22 carat and 24 carat
If you are going to buy jewellery, you should 22 carat The price of gold should be seen. Jewelery is always made in 22 carat because some copper or zinc is added to it so that the jewelery does not break.
At the same time, if you are taking biscuits or coins (for investment), then you should 24 carat (The purest gold) should be found out.
Today, prices in big metros like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai have remained almost at the same old level. However, there may be a difference of Rs 100-200 due to local taxes in every city.
What is the condition of silver?
It is often seen that gold and silver move like brothers and sisters. If gold prices are stable, then silver has also not made any big jump today. It is good for those who want to buy silver anklets, utensils or coins.
Keep 2 things in mind while shopping:
- Hallmark Must-See: No matter what the price, always buy Hallmarked gold. This is a guarantee of the purity of gold.
- Negotiating Making Charges: The rate of gold is fixed, but you can definitely ask for a discount on the ‘making charge’ (labor for making jewellery) from the jeweller. Today when rates are stable, jewelers may also be in a mood to give discounts.
North India Statesman