The rupee had tumbled to a two-month low after the dollar surged to Rs.72
(Gujarat News Office) Mumbai, Ta. November 13, Wednesday
Shock prices in Mumbai jewelery market were up again today. World marketing news was booming at a sluggish price. In the domestic currency market today, the rupee had surged to a high of Rs 1 against the rupee, indicating that the rupee had reached the bottom of the two-month low and the dollar reached the bottom of the two-month period and the dollar reached the two-month high.
As a result of this, the imports of domestic precious metals have reduced the jewelery market today and the new sell-offs have started to pick up. In the currency market today, the dollar price closed at Rs. 5.7 in the open high and closed at Rs. Dollar prices were up by 8 paise today. While the British pound prices were up by 5 paise today, the price was Rs. 5 to Rs. While the euro prices were up by 5 paise, it was Rs.
Meanwhile, gold prices in the world market today went up to $ 5 in the evening, while the price was up to $ 5 in the evening. In the Mumbai market, gold prices today closed at Rs 5, down by 5.7 without GST of 5 grams.
While the price of 8.5 was closed at Rs 5, the price with GST remained 5% higher. Meanwhile, silver in the Mumbai market today closed at Rs 5 without the GST of 5 kg and after closing at Rs 5 to Rs 5 in the evening and in cash, the price remained high at Rs 5 to Rs.
However, with GST, prices were up 5%. In the global market today, silver was trading at $ 5 a ounce, followed by $ 5 in the evening. Palladium prices ranged from $ 5.5 to $ 8 an evening.
According to world market news, the US has warned China that if there is no trade agreement between the two countries then the US President has warned that tariffs will be significantly increased by China on various items, following which the global market price rose. The crude was softened. Brentwood crude prices were down 3.3 percent to $ 8.5 this evening, from $ 8 to $ 5.
While New York prices fell from $ 8 to $ 8 in the evening. In the Mumbai market, the dollar had moved above Rs 4 on September 4.
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