New Delhi: Even if customers are reaching less in the bullion market, instead of decreasing the price of gold, they are increasing inversely. On Thursday, the price of gold reached an all-time high of Rs 47850 per 10 grams. Silver also saw a tremendous increase. Silver was Rs. 48500 per kg. According to experts, if the foreign borders are not open and due to marriage, the price will still remain fast.

Before the lockdown, gold was weighed by Rs 38500 in March, while silver was selling at Rs 42300 per kg. When the market opened on May 21, the price of gold had risen by Rs 8300 to Rs 46800. Silver also stood at Rs 47650 per kg with a strength of Rs 5350. Since then, there has been a sharp rise in sentiment.

On June 2, gold fell to Rs 47400 and silver to Rs 49,000. Meanwhile, the gains continued and gold reached 48 thousand. Giving information, General Secretary of UP Sarafa Association, Ramkishore Mishra said that at this time the international boundaries are sealed. Gold is not being imported from outside. Due to this, gold is limited in the country. At the same time there are no amateur buyers of gold these days, but investors are investing good money in it.

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