Advances in gold: Rs.61000 level Kudavi: Crude crosses $86


- Unemployment claims fell in the US

- Silver prices in the world market rose again after falling

Mumbai: The price of gold went up in the Mumbai jewelery market today. Gold prices in the world market were high from 1947 to 1945 to 1946 dollars per ounce. As the world market increased and the rupee fell against the dollar in the domestic currency market, the import cost of gold and silver increased, and its positive effect was seen in the jewelery market.

Today, the price of gold rose by Rs.450 per 10 grams in the Anadavada jewelery market to the level of Rs.61,000. While Ahmedabad silver prices were surging to Rs.74,500 per kg, the price of silver in the world market today was 24.86 per ounce, but the price fell to 24.44 to 24.51 to 24.52 dollars. In the global market, platinum prices were at 974 to 975 dollars at 983 while palladium prices were at 1238 lows from 1228 to 1229 to 1230 dollars. Global copper prices were down 0.74 percent today.

Meanwhile, crude oil continued to rally in the global market. There were indications of stocks falling in the US. US crude prices were 81.46 to 82.67 to 82.62 dollars a barrel while Brent crude prices were 86.78 to 86.71 dollars to 85.76. US private sector job growth figures were weak. There unemployment claims Jobless claims today fell by 4000 to 2 lakh 28 thousand while the expectation was 2 lakh 35 thousand.

Meanwhile, in the Mumbai market today, gold prices were at Rs.59,247 at Rs.59,055 at 99.50 and Rs.59,485 at Rs.59,292 at 99.90, while Mumbai silver prices were at Rs.74,403 at Rs.74,645 from Rs.74,661 at Rs.74,645 without GST. were In Mumbai gold and silver prices including GST were 3 percent higher than this price. Global market players were now watching the non-farm payrolls job growth figures due out on Friday in the US.

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