Today, on Monday, gold is trading with a slight fall of Rs 50 in the Delhi bullion market, while silver opened at Saturday’s closing price.
Gold Silver Price Today 28 August 2023: On Monday, the first day of the new business week, gold is seen trading with a slight decline in the bullion market, while silver is seen trading with a stable price. Today, on 28 August 2023, new prices of gold and silver (Gold Silver Rate Today 28 August 2023) were released in the bullion market. Today gold (24 carat) opened at a cheaper rate of Rs 50 per 10 grams and silver opened at Saturday’s closing price.
See how much is the price of 22 carat gold in four metros
Talking about the price of 22 carat gold, the price of 10 grams of gold in Delhi bullion market today (Gold Rate Today) is Rs 54,600/-, Mumbai bullion market Rs 54,450/-, Kolkata bullion market Rs 54,450/- and Chennai bullion market Rs 54,450/- The price is trading at Rs.54,750/- in India.
Today 24 carat gold is available for Rs 59,550/-
Talking about the price of 24 carat gold, today the price of 10 grams of gold in Delhi bullion market (Gold Rate Today) is Rs 59,550/-, Mumbai bullion market Rs 59,400/-, Kolkata bullion market Rs 59,400/- and Chennai bullion market Rs 59,400/- The price is trading at Rs.59,750/-.
1 kg silver cost Rs 76,900/-
Talking about the price of silver, today the price of 01 kg of silver in Delhi bullion market (Silver Rate Today) is Rs.76,900/-, in Mumbai bullion market it is Rs.76,900/- and in Kolkata bullion market the price of silver is Rs.76,900/- while Price in Chennai bullion market is Rs.80,000/-.
Gold hallmarking mandatory
- If you are thinking of buying or selling gold, then this information is useful for you, from April 1, 2023, the rules for buying and selling gold have changed.
- Under this, jewelers will no longer be able to sell non-hallmarked jewellery.
- If you want to sell or exchange old gold kept at home, then the 6 digit HUID number is mandatory.
- Without this number you will not be able to exchange or sell gold.
- Gold jewelery should also have the logo of the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) and the purity mark.
