Ahmedabad gold rises by Rs.1000: a record of Rs. 45,000

(Gujarat News Office) Mumbai, Ta. 24 February 2020, Monday

In the jewelery market today, the record price of precious metals went up. Gold prices surged to new highs. There were reports that gold prices in the world market were approaching $ 5 a ounce. As the rupee in the domestic currency market also collapsed, the dollar prices went up by Rs. 1 and the world market was also buoyant. However, there was also talk of new demand slowing in the market due to price rise.

Meanwhile, gold prices in Ahmedabad market today rose by Rs 5 to Rs 5, while a new history of Rs 5 was created while the price of Rs 5 was increased by Rs 5 to Rs. In the Ahmedabad market, silver prices were hiked by more than Rs 5 per kg. There were reports of silver prices rising higher in the world market.

Meanwhile, China's deadly virus outbreak globally was fueled by fears of its adverse impact on the global economy spreading to different countries outside China, as well as buying funded gold. The stock markets in the US, Europe and Asia were broken. The Mumbai stock market also fell against the dollar and the British pound and the rupee against the euro.

Meanwhile, the dollar closed higher by 5 paise to close at Rs. At the current market, prices rose to Rs. Meanwhile, the British pound prices closed higher today at Rs 1.8 and closed at Rs 1.8 to Rs 5. The price of the pound rose by 5 paise today while the euro price rose by 5 paise to Rs. In the Mumbai jewelery market today, gold prices closed at Rs 5 without GST, while at Rs 5, Rs 6 closed at Rs 6, while prices with GST remained three per cent higher.

Meanwhile, silver in the Mumbai market today closed at Rs 5 per kg without the GST of Kg, and in the evening the price was Rs 1 to 3 and in cash the price was Rs.

In the global market today, gold prices were trading higher at $ 6 a barrel, while the dollar was trading at $ 8. Silver followed suit and rose to $ 1.8 in the eighth session on the global market. However, platinum and palladium prices declined today as industrial demand declined. In addition, copper prices were also down, with New York copper futures trading in the evenings minus 5.5 to 8 percent.

Platinum prices fell from $ 8 to $ 5 a ounce this evening, while palladium prices fell from $ 8 to $ 5 in the evening. CrudeTail prices were up by nearly four per cent today. Brent crude prices were up from $ 2.5 to $ 6 a barrel in the evening, while New York prices were up $ 5 in the evening.

In the global market, data suggest that gold prices are likely to rise further to $ 5, while silver is expected to rise to $ 5 in the high. In the London market today, copper prices fell between $ 3 and $ 3 within three months of a three-month delivery. Copper stock was down 5 tonnes there.