Ahmedabad Gold Rs 40,100: Silver jumped 47,500

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(Gujarat News Office) Mumbai, Ta. August 28, 2019, Wednesday

In the jewelery market today, a new record was set for the gold price shock. Silver also spurred. In Ahmedabad, gold prices today rose to a new high of Rs 5 per gram at a high of Rs 5 and Rs 5 a barrel. Meanwhile, silver in Ahmedabad rose to a new high of Rs.

In the global market, precious metals rose sharply, while domestic demand in the domestic currency market rose against the rupee today.

In the currency market today, the dollar opened at Rs. Dollar prices were hiked by 5 paise today, while British pound prices fell by 2 paise to 7.8. While the euro prices were up by 8 paise, it was Rs. In the global market today, gold prices rose by $ 5 to $ 6 a barrel.

In the Mumbai market, gold prices today closed at Rs 5 with a Gram of 5 grams, while the price of Rs 5 closed at Rs 5, while the price with GST remained at 5% higher. Meanwhile, silver in the Mumbai market today closed at Rs 5 per kg without the GST of kilos, and in the evening the prices were up by 3 to 5 and the GST was up 5 percent.

In the global market today, silver prices rose by $ 5 to $ 6 an ounce higher. Uncertainty over the question of whether there will be a trade agreement between China and the US in the world market, and after that, the US and Europe stock exchanges are falling today, gold prices said. Meanwhile, City Group was also reported to have made such a prediction today after a recent UBS group predicted that gold prices would go higher.

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