The price of gold has reached a record high of Rs 510,000. In 24 hours, the price of gold increased by Rs 4,000 per tola. On the night of the 24th, gold became Rs 510,000 per tola. On the night of the 22nd, it started selling for Rs 467,500 per tola. The price of gold has broken all records so far. At the moment, the price of gold has reached the highest level in history. For the first time in history, the price of gold has crossed the highest level of Rs 510,000.
At this time, the price of gold has increased by Rs 5,000 in 24 hours, due to which the price of pure 24-karat gold per tola had reached Rs 510,000. Yesterday, the same pure 24-karat gold was being sold in the market for Rs 54,000. At that time, if we talk about crossing 22, then the price of 22-karat gold has also reached Rs 467,500 per tola. If we talk about the global market, So, the trend of increasing gold prices due to increasing demand in the global market continues. Even today, gold is traded at $5,088per ounce in the global market. At present, if we talk about the prices of grams, 1 gram of gold has become Rs. 43,700 per gram in the market.
On the other hand, 22-carat gold is being sold at Rs. 40,000 per gram. Those who are capitalists have declared gold as the safest investment. At present, people at the national level who had kept money in banks are withdrawing dollars from the banks and investing what they have in gold because what is available in property is not as profitable as what is available. In the last two months, the price of gold has increased, which has activated speculators and investors.
Silver Price In Market
If we talk about silver, the price of silver had also reached its highest level of 18,000. Silver was being sold at 18,000 rupees per tola, but it was being sold in black. The actual rate of silver was 10,000 rupees per tola. You can guess from this that the demand for silver had increased so much that silver was being sold in black for 8,000 rupees. Now, since the goldsmiths in the Islamabad market have boycotted silver to a large extent, the price of silver has fallen by 4,000 rupees, and currently, silver in the market is being sold at 14,000 to 14,500 rupees.
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