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Gold price increases by Rs 400 per sovereign

NT BureauBy NT BureauAugust 21, 2024No Comments
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Chennai: Gold prices have witnessed a significant uptick in Chennai, with an increase of Rs 400 per sovereign on Wednesday. The price of gold per sovereign now stands at Rs 53,680 in the city.

This increase follows a period of fluctuation in gold prices across Tamil Nadu over the past few days. The price of gold per gram has also seen a rise, increasing by Rs 50, bringing the cost to Rs 6,710 per gram.

Despite the surge in gold prices, the price of silver remains unchanged at Rs 92 per gram.

This development comes amid global market trends and local demand fluctuations, which often influence the prices of precious metals. Buyers and investors in Chennai are closely monitoring these changes as they consider their purchases.

For those in the market for gold, this price hike may influence buying decisions, while sellers may see this as an opportunity to benefit from the increased rates. The coming days will reveal whether this trend continues or stabilizes.

680 in the city. Gold prices have witnessed a significant uptick in Chennai with an increase of Rs 400 per sovereign on Wednesday. The price of gold per sovereign now stands at Rs 53
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