Eventually gold's record-breaking brake: silver recovers from rising prices
(Gujarat News Office) Mumbai, Ta. August 14, 2019, Wednesday
In the Mumbai jewelery market today, the record boom was on the backbone of rising prices, hitting a record high. World market news was heading down. The domestic currency also raised the rupee against the dollar in the currency market today and this has led to lower import duty on precious metals.
In the global market, gold prices today fell below $ 5 a barrel, down from $ 1.8 in the evening. In the currency market today, the dollar has closed at Rs. Dollar prices were down 3 paise today.
While the British pound prices fell by 5 paise to 7.8 per cent and the euro prices fell by 5 paise to 7.8 per cent. In the world market today, the United States has relaxed its tariffs on certain Chinese goods. And behind that there was the debate over whether to sell gold with funded funds.
Meanwhile, in the Mumbai jewelery market today, gold prices remained unchanged at Rs 5, Rs 5, Rs 5 and Rs 5 off Rs 5, without GST of gold, while prices with GST closed at 3 per cent. Remained high.
Meanwhile, the price of silver in the Mumbai market today closed at Rs 5 per kg without the GST of 5 kg and in the evening the price was Rs 1 to 3 while the price with the GST remained about 5% higher than this. In the global market, silver prices fell below the $ 5 an ounce, or 0.6 per cent, to $ 4.3 in the evening.
Platinum prices ranged from $ 2.5 to $ 6 in the evening and palladium prices from $ 2.5 to $ 5 in the evening. New York futures prices in copper were down from 8 to 8.5 percent in the evening.
Crude oil prices in the world market remained soft after rising. Brentwood crude prices were up $ 5 per barrel to $ 8.75 after the news was up this evening at $ 1.8 to $ 8. New York's futures prices went up from $ 1.8 to $ 1.8 this evening, and prices remained steady at $ 1.8 to $ 1.8 this evening.
China's economic statistics for China were weak today. And that led to speculators like crude oil and copper rising. America's stock markets remained soft today.
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