Crude bounce off gold, silver tops the global market, reaching three-month high
(Gujarat News Office) Mumbai, Ta. December 14, 2019, Saturday
Bullion Bazaar was officially closed on Saturday in the Mumbai jewelery market. Meanwhile, gold and silver prices were trading higher on the back of the closed market while the dollar remained soft against the rupee in the currency market today. Funds were active in the gold, with the dollar index falling lower in the world market. In the global market, gold prices were trading at $ 1.8 to $ 8 per week, with an increase of $ 5.
In the global market, gold prices went up by 5.2 per cent to $ 1.8 to $ 1.8 per gold. In the closed currency market today, the dollar was trading at Rs. Meanwhile, gold and silver prices were trading high at the closed market behind the global bullion market in the Mumbai bullion market today.
Without the GST of 5 grams the price of gold was said to be Rs 5, to Rs 5, and to Rs 5 to Rs 5, while the price with GST was three per cent higher. Meanwhile, in the Mumbai market today, silver prices rose by Rs 5 to Rs 3,000 per kg without GST of Rs 5, while prices with GST remained three per cent higher than this price while cash in cash was up by about Rs 3 to 5 higher. Were.
Meanwhile, crude oil prices have reached a three-month high amid a trade dispute between China and the United States over the world market. Brentcrude prices were up $ 1.8 to $ 1.8 per barrel last week, while New York prices were up $ 5 to $ 1.8 to $ 1.8 last week.
Meanwhile, according to market data from crude oil market in Iran, Iran sent large quantities of crude oil to South Korea before this, and now its big bill is about $ 6 billion sent to Iran by South Korea. The question has also got Iran talking to the South Korean ambassador.
Platinum prices fell $ 8 to $ 8 per ounce on the weekend, while palladium prices were last up $ 1.8 to $ 1.8.
Meanwhile, after the British elections, the prospect of a Brexit question has led to rising British pound prices in the world market, according to Bank of England analysts. Britain will no longer need rate-cuts in the new year, say informants.
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