Platinum and palladium prices rise sharply following the global market in silver

(Gujarat News Office) Mumbai, Ta. 23 December 2019, Saturday

Bullion Bazaar was officially closed on Saturday in Mumbai Zaveri Market. In the closed market, gold prices continued to hit narrow fluctuations, while silver prices surpassed the world market. Meanwhile, the closing price in the Mumbai currency market today showed a slow improvement in the dollar against the rupee. As the dollar index rose higher in the world market, the global funds were gaining momentum.

- Gold prices in the global market were $ 6.5 to $ 6 a week, with $ 5.5 a week. However, silver prices in the world market went up by $ 8.2 per ounce, eventually rising from $ 1.8 to $ 8 in hopes of increasing industrial demand globally.

Following this, silver price in Mumbai market today rose to Rs. Increase by Rs. 1 was called while the price in cash was around Rs. 6 were high and prices with GST were three per cent higher.

Meanwhile, gold prices remained calm in the Mumbai market today. Price of 5 grams of gold without GST is Rs. 1 for Rs. It was 1 to 5 while the price of Rs 5 was Rs. 1 for Rs. There were 3 to 8. However, prices with GST remained three per cent higher.

Meanwhile, news reports from Britain showed Prime Minister Boris Johnson's victory in parliament in a vote on the Brexit deal, according to news reports from Britain.

As a result, divorces between Britain and Europe are now more likely to escalate by January 5th. The impact of this will now be reflected in British currency prices in the Mumbai currency market on Monday. Some classes were showing the probability of the British pound rising. Meanwhile, news of platinum and palladium prices in the world market was buoyant.

Platinum prices were down about half a percent in the world market at $ 1.8 to $ 8 on the weekend, while palladium prices were down about 8 to 8.5 percent, finally falling below $ 5 to $ 5. The high headline was seen selling profits. Meanwhile, crude oil prices in the world market fell by nearly a quarter, with Brentcrude's $ 1.8 to $ 1.8 per barrel on the weekend, while New York's last fall was $ 6.5 to $ 1.8.

New markets saw new highs as the record-breaking boom in US stock markets rose. According to a signal from the Children's Curve in America, there is now a possibility of a relapse slump. Europe's stock markets too were up for the weekend. The stock markets in the US have been rising for the past four consecutive weeks. Meanwhile, with the announcement that Christmas festivities are set to take place next week, forecasters are now showing the possibility of trading in world markets.

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