New Delhi: Precious yellow metal gold has seen a significant decline since the beginning of the year. Since the beginning of 2021, gold has become cheaper by more than Rs 3,000 so far. But for the last two trading sessions, gold is seen to be strong. A positive trend is being seen in the gold-silver trade on Wednesday.

Gold rose by Rs 337 to Rs 46,372 per ten grams in Delhi Bullion Market on Tuesday amid a strong trend of international markets. On Monday, gold had closed at Rs 46,035 per ten grams. Similarly, silver also rose by Rs 1,149 to Rs 69,667 per kg. It had closed at Rs 68,518 per kg in the previous trading session. In the global market, gold was at $ 1,808 an ounce and silver at $ 28.08 an ounce.

However, gold futures have seen a decline in trading on Tuesday. The spot demand behind this is believed to be weak. Due to weak demand, traders closed their deals, due to which gold fell 0.12% to Rs 46,845 per 10 grams in futures trade on Monday.

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