Gold Rate: Gold and silver prices continue to rise. The rates of gold and silver are increasing very rapidly. On December 29, for the fifth consecutive trading day, gold and silver prices reached all-time highs. According to the India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA), the cost of 10 grams of gold increased by Rs 205 to Rs 1,38,161. Earlier, it was recorded at Rs 1,37,956 per 10 grams.

Meanwhile, silver became Rs 15,376 more expensive, reaching Rs 2,43,483 per kg. Previously, it was at Rs 2,28,107. This year, gold has become Rs 61,999 more expensive and silver Rs 1,57,466 more expensive. Silver prices are currently rising faster than gold prices. Today, silver made history by crossing Rs 250,000 per kg, including GST.

Today, silver prices jumped by Rs 15,379 per kg in a single day, reaching Rs 2,43,483 per kg. Gold prices increased by Rs 205 per 10 grams, reaching an all-time high. Including GST, silver is now at Rs 250,787 per kg. While 24-carat gold, including GST, has reached Rs 142,305 per 10 grams.

On Friday, silver closed at Rs 228,104 per kg without GST. At the same time, gold closed at Rs 137,956 per 10 grams without GST. Today, gold without GST reached an all-time high of Rs 138,161.

Gold prices by carat:-
According to the India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA), 23-carat gold jumped by Rs 204 to reach Rs 137,608 per 10 grams. With GST, its price has now reached ₹141,736. This price does not include making charges. The cost of 22-karat gold increased by ₹187 to ₹126,555 per 10 grams. With GST, it is ₹130,351. Similarly, 18-karat gold rose by ₹154 to ₹103,621 per 10 grams. With GST, its price has reached ₹106,729 per 10 grams. Finally, the rate of 14-karat gold increased by ₹120. It opened at ₹80,704 today, and with GST, it is ₹83,248.

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