Crude two-and-a-half dollars in denomination, rupees against the dollar, the pound and the euro against the dollar.

(Gujarat News Office) Mumbai, Ta. October 30, 2019, Monday

Prices remained soft today in the Mumbai jewelery market. The news of the world market was booming. However, in the currency market today, the rupee has recovered after the dollar started falling. There were reports of a surge in fundraising as the dollar raised gold in the world market.

In the currency market today, the dollar has closed at Rs. Dollar prices were up by 8 paise today. In contrast, the British pound price was up by 8 paise to 1.8 per liter while the euro price rose by 5 paise to 7.8 per cent.

In the global market today, gold prices fell by $ 5 to the low of $ 5 a barrel. In the Mumbai market today, silver prices closed at Rs 5 to Rs 5 per kg without the GST of 5 kg and in the evening the price was Rs 1 to 3 and in cash the price was Rs.

In the global market today, silver prices fell by $ 5 a barrel or so, and prices remained unchanged from $ 8 to $ 8 in the evening. Gold prices remained soft in the Mumbai market today. Without the GST, the price of 5 grams of gold closed at Rs 5 open at Rs 5 and Rs 5 closed at Rs 5 open at Rs. However, with GST, prices were up three per cent.

Platinum prices in the world market were down from $ 3.2 to $ 8 an ounce on the evening. While palladium prices fluctuated from $ 1.8 to $ 1.8. New York Copper futures prices were up 7.5 percent in the evening. On the London Exchange today, copper prices cost $ 3 to $ 3 per tonne delivery.

Meanwhile, the impact of gold prices on the global market was offset by two and a half percent. Brent crude prices fell below $ 5 per barrel this evening, while New York prices fell from $ 8 to $ 8 a barrel. Again, China and the US have again seen a negative impact on rising crude prices. Saudi Arabia also witnessed a growing supply of crude oil.

In the global market, silver was expected to fall below $ 5.5, while prices were likely to fall to $ 1.8.

Meanwhile, Hindustan Zinc today raised zinc prices by Rs 5 per tonne while lead was reported to rise by Rs. Copper stock was down 8 tonnes on London Exchange today. Aluminum stock there, however, rose by 5 tonnes while other metals were reported to be depleted.