In silver Rs. 1500 Kadako

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Mumbai: Gold and silver prices fell rapidly in the Mumbai jewelery market today. World market news was showing a retreat. At home, import costs came down as the world shook. Today, gold prices fell by Rs.500 per 10 grams and silver prices by Rs.1000 per kg in Ahmedabad markets. The price of gold in the world market was as low as 1924 to 1925 dollars per ounce from 1909 to 1910 to 19121 to 1913 dollars.

Meanwhile, behind gold, global silver prices were also lower at 23.58 to 23.59 to 22.84 to 23.01 to 23.02 dollars per ounce. In the Ahmedabad market, silver prices fell to Rs.73000 while gold prices fell to Rs.99.50 to Rs.60800 and 99.90 to Rs.61000. Meanwhile, the price of platinum in the world market was 907 to 908 dollars per ounce. While the price of palladium decreased to 1228 dollars per ounce.

Crude oil prices also showed a retreat in the global market today. There was news that Russia has eased the ban on diesel exports. US crude prices were 88.19 to 89.27 dollars per barrel at a low of 90.35. Brent crude prices were at 91.80 to 92.75 dollars at a low of 93.74. In the Mumbai bullion market today, gold prices were at Rs.58,892 at 99.50 and Rs.58,933 at 99.90 without GST, while Mumbai silver prices were at Rs.71,364 at Rs.71,557 from Rs.73,015 without GST. were In Mumbai gold-silver prices including GST were 3 percent higher than this price.

The rupee was seen trading at a new low in the Mumbai currency market today as the dollar rose against the rupee. The price of the dollar was Rs.83.15 this morning after opening at Rs.83.19. The rupee today fell by 0.10 percent against the dollar. There were indications that the global index of the dollar rose against various major currencies in the world market and reached a 10-month high. As the global dollar index rose to 106, the market players were now at the level of 107.

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