Gold Price Drops ₹960 per Sovereign; Falls ₹1,920 in Two Days
Gold prices fell by ₹960 per sovereign today, marking a total drop of ₹1,920 in two days, while silver prices remained unchanged.
Prasanth Subramani
Gold prices fell by ₹960 per sovereign today (February 17), with one sovereign now selling at ₹1,14,560.
Gold and silver prices in India continue to fluctuate due to international market conditions. Last Saturday (February 14), gold was sold at ₹14,560 per gram and ₹1,16,480 per sovereign, while silver was priced at ₹280 per gram. There was no change on Sunday due to the market holiday.
On February 16, gold prices dropped by ₹120 per gram to ₹14,440, while per sovereign it declined by ₹960 to ₹1,15,520. Silver prices also fell by ₹15 per gram to ₹265, and per kilogram silver dropped by ₹15,000 to ₹2.65 lakh.
Today (February 17), gold prices further declined by ₹960 per sovereign to ₹1,14,560. Per gram, gold fell by ₹120 to ₹14,320.
Overall, gold prices have dropped by ₹1,920 per sovereign over the past two days. Meanwhile, silver prices remained unchanged today at ₹265 per gram and ₹2,65,000 per kilogram.
