The rupee has risen against the dollar

(Gujarat News Office) Mumbai, Ta. 17 February 2020, Monday

Gold prices in the Mumbai jewelery market remained on a slow decline due to rising prices. The world market news showed a narrow fluctuation in headlines. The dollar was soft against the rupee in the domestic currency market. The rupee was raised in the currency market today as the British pound and the euro fell.

In the global market today, gold prices went up by $ 5 a barrel and $ 1.3 in the low. In the open currency market today, the dollar closed at Rs 1.8, an open high of Rs 1.8, and then closed at Rs.

Today's opening up in dollar prices was like a boom. And at the end of the day prices were down nine paise. The British pound price fell 5 paise to close at Rs 1.8 to Rs 5 today. While the euro prices were down by 8 paise to Rs.

Meanwhile, gold prices in the Mumbai jewelery market today closed at Rs 5, down by 5, without a GST of 5 grams, and closed at Rs 6 with a gain of 5.7. However, with GST, prices were up 5%. Meanwhile, silver price in Mumbai market today remained at Rs 5 after closing at Rs 5 to Rs 5 without the GST of Rs 5 per kg. And with GST, prices were up 5%.

In the global market today, silver prices fell by $ 5 to the high of $ 8 and the low to $ 8 from the low of $ 1.2 to $ 7 in the evening. Platinum prices were up 5.6 to 5 percent in the global market this evening, from $ 1.8 to $ 8 per ounce. While palladium prices were up by about one and a half percent in the evening, the ounce was reported at $ 5.3 to $ 8. Copper was bouncing too.

There were reports that the government had decided on various stimulus to expel the trading industry from the deadly virus outbreak in China. There are tax deductions. Besides, concessions have been made in various cesses and fees. There were reports that many companies who were unable to maintain their contractual schedule due to the virus were exempted from legal action. There were reports that the government had recently introduced large sums of money into the financial market.

As a result of this, copper prices rose in the global market today, with New York futures prices up 5.5% to 5.5% this evening. In the London market today, copper prices were up by $ 5 for a six-month delivery of a tonne of $ 5 to $ 6.