Gold prices registered an increase for the second consecutive week. This week gold prices crossed the figure of 51 thousand. On the last two days of the week, the price went up sharply. On Friday (July 29), the last day of this week in the Indian bullion market, gold prices closed at Rs 51,623 per 10 grams. From the opening day of this week, there was a rise in gold prices. There was a slight fall in gold prices on only one day in the trading week of 5 days. For the rest of the day, its prices moved upwards.

According to the Indian Bullion and Jewelers Association (IBJA), gold closed at Rs 50,803 per 10 grams on Monday (25 July). It also increased on Tuesday and it closed at 50,822. On Wednesday, its prices declined and on this day the price of gold stood at Rs 50,780 per 10 grams. On Thursday, the price of gold increased and it crossed the figure of 51 thousand. On this day, the price of gold closed at Rs 51,174 per 10 grams. On Friday, it increased further and on the last day of the week gold prices closed at Rs 51,623 per 10 grams. Gold prices have increased by Rs 946 per 10 grams this week as compared to last week. On Friday (July 22), the last day of last week, the price of gold closed at Rs 50,677 per 10 grams. After a long time, the price of gold crossed 51 thousand. For the past several weeks, the price of gold remained around a little more than 50 thousand per 10 grams.

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