Gold Price Today, ibjarates.com: According to the India Bullion and Jewelers Association, on Friday (August 26) evening, 24 carat gold (Gold Rate) was Rs 72042 per 10 grams, which has come down to Rs 71864 today, 27 August 2024 morning. Similarly, both gold and silver have become cheaper on the basis of purity.
Gold Price Today: There has been a decline in the price of gold and silver in the Indian bullion market today (August 27, 2024). The price of gold has crossed Rs 71 thousand per 10 grams. At the same time, the price of silver is more than Rs 86 thousand per kg. At the national level, the price of 24 carat 10 grams of gold with 999 purity is Rs 71864. Whereas the price of 999 purity silver is Rs 86139 per kg.
According to the India Bullion and Jewelers Association, on Friday (August 26) evening, 24 carat gold was Rs 72042 per 10 grams, which has come down to Rs 71864 today, 27 August 2024 morning. Similarly, both gold and silver have become cheaper on the basis of purity.
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Let us tell you that the prices issued by the Indian Bullion Jewelers Association provide information about the standard price of gold of different purities. All these prices are before tax and making charges. The rates issued by IBJA are accepted across the country but GST is not included in its prices. Let us tell you that while buying jewellery, the rates of gold or silver are higher because they are inclusive of tax.
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