Gold surged as global prices fell below $2000

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Mumbai: In the Mumbai jewelery market today, the price of gold and silver went down after the global market. The gold prices in the world market, which were going above 2000 dollars per ounce, today there were indications that they have fallen back under 2000 dollars. As the yield of American bonds increased, the selling of funds increased due to the rise in gold in the eyes of the meeting of the Federal Reserve in the world market.

Meanwhile, gold prices in the world market today were at a low of 1991 to 1995 to 1996 dollars from 2006 to 2007. At home, the price of gold in Ahmedabad jewelry market was Rs. 400 per 10 grams, the price of 99.50 was Rs. 62,900 and the price of 99.90 was Rs. 63,100. Ahmedabad silver price was Rs.73500 per kg.

The price of silver in the world market was 23.11 to 23.12 dollars per ounce at a low of 23.03 and at a high of 23.21 to 23.13 to 23.14 dollars. Platinum prices increased from 907 to 908 per ounce to 923 to 921 to 922 dollars.

Palladium prices increased from 1124 to 1125 per ounce to 1142 to 1136 to 1137 dollars. Globally, copper prices rose 1.60 percent today. Markets were eyeing this week's US interest rate announcement and China's economic data.

Meanwhile, crude oil prices in the global market today broke from the higher head. Brent crude prices were down 90.48 from 88.74 to 89.54 dollars per barrel. While US crude prices were 83.71 to 84.47 dollars at a low of 85.54 per barrel. Meanwhile, gold prices were at Rs 61,350 at Rs 99.50 excluding GST at Rs 60,993 at Mumbai Bullion Bazar today.

While the price of 99.90 was Rs.61600 and Rs.61238. Mumbai silver prices were Rs.71733 to Rs.71931 from Rs.72050 without GST. Mumbai gold-silver prices with GST were three percent higher than this price. The statistics of the manufacturing and service sector in China are to be released in the week.

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