Gold, silver, and dollar rise in crude prices

Mumbai, Ta. 18 September 2019, Wednesday

In the Mumbai jewelery market today, prices were on sharp decline due to rising prices. With the fall of the dollar against the rupee in the currency market, imports in the jewelery market fell. And with that, the market price went down. However, there was a fluctuation in the price of gold in the world market. The closing price of the dollar was Rs. 5 in the Mumbai currency market after the dollar opened at Rs.

The dollar was down 5 paise today, while the British pound fell 5 paise to 1.8 today, while the euro fell 5 paise to 5.5 to 4.1.

Meanwhile, gold prices in the Mumbai jewelery market today remained closed at Rs 5 per gram at Rs 5 and Rs 5 off at Rs 5 per gram. While the GST with GST remained at 5% high. In the world market, the price of gold was lower at $ 5 a barrel and prices were down from $ 8 to $ 8 in the evening.

In the global market, the dollar index appeared to enter the futures market, reducing the global level of gold. In the global market, silver prices fell by $ 4.3 in the low of a week and in the high by 0.7 in the evening. In the Mumbai market today, silver prices closed at Rs 5 per kg without GST, and in the evening, prices were at Rs 5 to Rs 5 and cash in cash was at Rs 5 to Rs 5 and with GST, prices were up 5%. Platinum futures in the world market were down 5.3 tonnes this evening and palladium prices fell 5 to 7.8 trillion dollars.

Crude oil prices plummeted this evening, with barrels of barrels trading at $ 5 to $ 5.7 in Brentwood, while New York prices fell below $ 5 to $ 1.8. Crude oil prices have been buoyed by rising headlines amid the recent oil field attack in Saudi Arabia, where crude oil production has recovered and production is expected to resume, according to a briefing on paper.

Meanwhile, New York Copper futures prices were down from 5 to 8.5 percent this evening, while in London X today, copper prices remained at $ 2 within 3 months of a six-month delivery, though copper stocks fell 5 tonnes today.