Gold prices rose in the global market while the jewelery market at home witnessed subdued weather in the precious metals

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Palladium prices further decline against higher global platinum and copper prices

MUMBAI: The weather was mixed in the Mumbai jewelery market today. Gold prices saw a slow decline while silver prices saw a slow rise. However, overall fluctuations were neutral and limited. Meanwhile, gold prices in the world market today stood at $1917 to $1918 per 1914 ounce while global silver prices stood at $24.17 per ounce versus $24.18 per ounce. There were indications that global platinum prices rose by 934 to 949 to 950 dollars an ounce. Palladium prices fell from 1254 to 1232 to 1233 dollars.

Meanwhile, global copper prices were 0.30 to 0.35 percent plus today. Meanwhile, in the Ahmedabad market today, gold prices remained calm at Rs.60,500 per 10 grams at Rs.99.50 and Rs.60,700 at Rs.99.90 per 10 grams, while Ahmedabad silver prices continued to rise at Rs.74,000 per kg. Meanwhile, crude oil prices in the world market rose today. US crude oil prices were 80.20 to 80.11 dollars at 78.94 a barrel today, while Brent crude prices were 84.63 to 84.43 dollars at a high of 83.33. There was a short supply situation in crude oil. However, on the other hand, China's demand is also slow, the price growth has been slow, world market experts said.

Meanwhile, in the Mumbai bullion market today, gold prices were at Rs.58,485 at Rs.58,499 at 99.50, Rs.58,720 at Rs.58,734 at 99.90, while Mumbai silver was at Rs.73,695 at Rs.73,667 at Rs.73,667 without GST. In Mumbai gold-silver prices including GST were 3 times higher than this price.


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