Gold and silver incense; Lifted; Rupee against the dollar, the pound and the euro

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(Gujarat News Office) Mumbai, Ta. November 11, 2019, Monday

Prices were seen today in the Mumbai jewelery market. World market shocks had receded. In domestic currency markets, the rupee has fluctuated against various currencies today. Following this, the import cost of precious metals imported into the country has gone up, market analysts said.

In the currency market today, the dollar against the rupee rose by 5 paise to close at Rs 1.8, while the British pound price rose by 5 paise to Rs. The euro prices were up by 5 paise to Rs. Today, the dollar prices were trading at Rs.

Meanwhile, gold prices in the world market today remained at $ 5 an ounce, while highs were at $ 5 in the evening. In the global market, gold was trading at $ 5.65, followed by the high of $ 5.

According to players in the world market, tensions in Hong Kong have increased and due to this, there has been news of the fundraiser's withdrawal from the US and Europe stock exchanges. Platinum prices in the world market today fell from $ 8 to $ 8 per barrel amid a slow correction in the evening. While palladium prices went down from $ 2.5 to $ 8 in the evening.

Meanwhile, the price of gold in Mumbai jewelery market today closed at Rs 5, down by Rs 5, without GST of 5 grams. While the price of 5 was closed at Rs 6, it was closed at Rs. In the Mumbai market, silver prices closed at Rs 5 per kg without closing the GST of Rs 5 per kg.

Crude oil futures fell by around 3 cents a barrel in the evening. While New York prices were between $ 1.8 and $ 8. According to world market analysts, gold is likely to rise in resale for $ 1 to $ 5 per ounce.

Japan's yen was up on the world market today, as well as the British pound. The prices of palladium in the world market, which were recently moving above $ 5 a ounce, were found to have dropped by about $ 5 in the short run.

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