Gold rose sharply in the global market late in the evening: however, softness continued at home

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Mumbai: After having the worst week in the last four months in the world market in gold and silver, there was a sudden rapid rise in gold late this evening. Global central banks are expected to continue their fight against inflation, with the Bank of England raising interest rates by half a percentage point and recently the US. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell also indicated in the testimony that the interest rate may increase further, discounting the factors that global funds short covering in the world market at the end of the week, gold rose by 20 dollars per ounce to close to 1934 dollars.

Of course, at home Mumbai jewelery market saw an official modest drop in gold and silver prices. Gold decreased from Rs.235 to Rs.260 per 10 grams. Silver prices fell to Rs.705 per kg. Along with this, the price of silver rose by 27 cents to 22.51 dollars per ounce.

In the Mumbai jewelery market today, gold per 10 grams excluding GST fell by Rs 259 to Rs 58,395 at 99.90 and Rs 58,654 at 99.50 and Rs 58,419 at 99.50 today. 58,160 remained. While the previous close of Rs.999 per kg was Rs.69,009, today it decreased by Rs.705 to Rs.68,304. With GST, these prices were raised by three percent.

In the Ahmedabad gold and silver market, gold was sold at Rs.60,300 per 10 grams without GST from Rs.61,600 at 99.90 and from Rs.60,400 at 99.50 to Rs.60,100. With GST, prices were up by three per cent. While the price of silver decreased by Rs.500 from Rs.70,000 to Rs.69,500 per kg without GST. With GST, these prices were raised by three percent. Among other precious metals in the world market, platinum rose modestly to $925 per ounce and palladium rose $7 to $1,294 per ounce.

International crude prices fell late today on expectations that the global industrial recovery will be hit by the Bank of England's interest rate hike and curbs in the fight against inflation among global central banks. Brent crude fell $1.65 to $72.49 per barrel and New York-Nymex crude fell $1.78 to $67.73 per barrel.

In the forex market today, the US dollar strengthened by 8 paise to 82.04 against the rupee. While against the Euro, the rupee increased by 50 paise to 89.28 and against the British pound, the rupee increased by 27 paise to 104.19.

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