Patna: The year 2025 is nearing its end. The last days of the year have further increased the heat of the market. On one hand, people are busy preparing for the New Year, on the other hand, bullion traders are predicting the possibility of new records being created due to this rise.
After minor fluctuations in the last few days, a huge jump was seen in the prices of silver on Thursday. However, a fall of Rs 500 per 10 grams was also seen in gold of both 22 carat and 24 carat categories. However, today i.e. on Friday, gold saw an increase of Rs 500 per 10 grams while silver saw an increase of Rs 2000 per kg.
What will happen in the new year?
Experts say that if the trend of the international market continues like this, then both gold and silver can touch new record levels in the beginning of January 2026. However, this increase is also a matter of concern for small jewelers and buyers.
What is the current rate?
Today, the price of 24 carat gold in the jewelery market of Patna has increased from Rs 1,29,200 to Rs 1,29,700 per 10 grams. If GST is added then its price becomes Rs 1,33,591 per 10 grams. Without adding GST, 22 carat gold is being sold at Rs 1,20,000 per 10 grams and 18 carat gold is being sold at Rs 98,000 per 10 grams.
Silver rises again
In the jewelery market of Patna, the sale of one kg silver has increased from Rs 1,87,000 to Rs 1,89,000 per kg. In this way, the sale of one kg hall marked silver jewelery is increasing from Rs 1,85,000 to Rs 1,87,000 per kg. If GST is added then its price becomes Rs 1,92,610.
What is the exchange rate of jewellery?
The exchange rate of 22 carat gold old jewelery is Rs 117,000 while 18 carat gold old jewelery is being exchanged for Rs 95,000. The exchange rate of hallmarked jewelery in silver is Rs 182 per gram while the exchange rate of non-hallmarked jewelery is Rs 178 per gram.
