Gold imports fall by nine per cent on world markets
(Gujarat News Office) Mumbai, Ta. November 25, 2019, Monday
Gold prices fell in the Mumbai jewelery market today. The world market was on the verge of collapse. On the domestic front, however, the dollar price fluctuations in the currency market continued to be narrow. In the world market today, futures were high in the world market amid rising directions of trade agreements between China and the US, while prices of precious metals sold in gold and silver fell.
In the global market today, gold prices fell by $ 5 a ounce, and prices fell from $ 8 to $ 8 in the evening. In the currency market today, the dollar price closed at Rs. 5 with the open at Rs.
However, according to experts in world market currencies, India's economic growth rate has been falling at the bottom of six years, the rupee is likely to fall further against the dollar in the above currency market and the dollar is expected to rise to Rs. Were. Gold prices fell on the global market today, raising the dollar and falling the Japanese currency's yen.
Meanwhile, in the Mumbai jewelery market, gold prices today closed at Rs 5, Rs 5 to Rs 5 and Rs 5 to Rs 6, without GST of 5 grams, while prices with GST closed at Rs. 5 percent was high. Meanwhile, in the Mumbai market, silver prices closed at Rs 5 per kg without a GST of 5 kg and in the evening the price was Rs 5 to Rs 5 and in the evening the price with GST was 5% higher than this and the cash price was Rs. General Chat Chat Lounge
In the global market, silver prices fell by $ 5 a ounce, and prices fell from $ 8 to $ 8 in the evening. Platinum prices were higher at $ 8 and $ 8 in the evening, while palladium prices rose to $ 5 in the evening.
In the Mumbai currency market, the price of the British pound went up by two paise to Rs. General Chat Chat Lounge The euro was trading at minus 2 today. Crude oil prices were sluggish in the world market today. Brentwood crude prices were trading at $ 2.5 to $ 8 per barrel, while New York prices were up $ 8 to $ 8 per barrel.
Meanwhile, gold imports in India have dropped by about 5 per cent to around Rs 1.8 lakh crore during the six-month period from April to October this year. The figure is $ 5.5 billion in dollars. That was $ 5.5 billion in the same period last year. However, such imports had risen five percent in October.
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