Ahmedabad gold spree approaching Rs 43,000 new history

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(Gujarat News Office) Mumbai, Ta. 19 February 2020, Wednesday

Gold prices rose sharply in the Mumbai jewelery market today. World market news was booming. Gold prices jumped to $ 7 a barrel in the global market after news of reaching a seven-year high. The dollar index against the basket of currencies in the world market was also reported to have reached a new high of 6 months today. The debate over whether China's deadly virus infestation has softened on the global economy has led to increased safe haven funding of gold in the world market.

Meanwhile, a new record was created in Ahmedabad jewelery market today, with gold prices rising by Rs 5 to Rs 5 and Rs 5 to Rs 5, while Ahmedabad silver price today went up by Rs. There were reports of silver prices rising above the global market.

In the global market today, gold prices were trading at $ 5 to $ 5 a barrel and $ 8 to $ 6.7 in the evening.

Silver followed suit and fell to US $ 6.5 in the global market today. The Mumbai currency market was officially closed on the occasion of Shivaji Jayanti today, but in the closed market the dollar was trading against the rupee at around Rs. After the Mumbai stock market rose today, the rupee raised in the closed market on the currency market today.

Meanwhile, in the Mumbai jewelery market, gold without GST was closed at Rs. 5 for 5 grams, while the price of Rs 5 was closed at Rs. General Chat Chat Lounge Meanwhile, in Mumbai market today, silver prices closed at Rs 5 per kg without a GST of 5 kg and then closed at Rs 5 to Rs 5 in the evening and Rs 3 to Rs 5 in cash in the evening.

While GST seven prices were up 5% from this price. In the world market, a new record of platinum and palladium prices rose by around 5 percent to raise $ 5 to $ 5 a barrel. Meanwhile, prices were up from $ 2.5 to $ 5 this evening.

Platinum prices were trading today at $ 5 to $ 8, up from $ 5 a barrel today. Copper prices, however, remained soft at rising headlines. Crude oil prices rose by one and a half percent from today. Brent crude prices went up from $ 5 to $ 8 per barrel this evening, while New York prices were up $ 5 in the evening, to $ 1.8 to $ 8 a barrel.

Meanwhile, gold holding in the largest gold exchange-traded fund ETF in the United States has risen to 7 tonnes with a new high since November 9. Against the rise of the US dollar, the dollar against Singapore continued to decline at the bottom of the five-year low. The impact of China's deadly virus has appeared on Singaporeans.

The shortage of supply in palladium led to a sharp upturn, according to informants. Asia dollar bonds today saw a drop in risk premiums. Copper prices in the London market remained under $ 5 today in a six-month delivery of tonnes. There were reports of copper stock falling by 5 tonnes today.

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