Gold - Silver drops sharply from top to back of the world market: Rupee rises
(Gujarat News Office) Mumbai, Ta. August 30, 2019, Friday
Gold prices in the Mumbai jewelery market continued to fall sharply from the highs. In the world market, the price of precious metals continued to decline. The dollar was down against the rupee today in the domestic currency market. In such an environment, import of domestic precious metals has come down sharply. There was a new demand. In the world market today, gold prices fell by $ 9/7 per capita to $ 8 / $ 2 in the evening.
Dollar exchange rate in the Mumbai currency market today is Rs. 1/4 of Rs. 5/1 Open High Price Rs. After 5/1, the lowest price is Rs. Last closed at 1/3. 1/3 were. Dollar prices were down by 5 paise today while the British pound fell by 5 paise to Rs. Within 5 rupees. It was 1/3 to 1/3. Euro prices fall by 5 paise Within 5 rupees. It was 1/3 to 1/3.
Meanwhile, in the Mumbai market today, gold prices have gone up by 5/5 rupees without GST. 1 for Rs. 2 and 3/5 Rs. 3 rupees . Closed down while prices with GST remained three per cent higher than this price. In the market today, silver is available at Rs 5 per kg without GST. 3 rupees After closing 4, the price was Rs. Prices were 3% higher with its GST of 5 to 6.
In the global market today, silver prices fell below the ounce by $ 5/7 a dollar in the evening. Inflation rates in the United States were also expected to rise. In the global market today, platinum prices went up from $ 9/7 to $ 5 in the evening, while palladium prices went up by $ 5 in the evening.
Meanwhile, prices were upbeat this evening as crude oil sprang up. Bahrain crude prices remained below $ 5 this evening after the barrel went up by $ 5, while New York prices fell from $ 8 to $ 5 in the evening.
Meanwhile, jobless claims in the United States have been reported unemployment claims rising by 4,000 to 4 million. There has been growing concern about the job market over such claims. In such an environment, there were reports suggesting that interest rates will be cut again in September.
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