Boom in gold and silver: Gold jumped to 2000 dollars in the world market

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Mumbai: Gold and silver prices went up in Mumbai jewelery market today. As the world market rises, import costs at home have increased. The price of gold in the world market rose to the level of 2000 dollars per ounce. At home, in the Ahmedabad jewelery market today, the price of gold rose by Rs.500 per 10 grams to Rs.63,300 at 99.50 and Rs.63,500 at 99.90, while Ahmedabad silver prices were at Rs.73,500 per kg.

The price of gold in the world market rose from 1987 to 1988 to $ 2006 to 2007 to 2001 to 2002. Fund buying in gold increased. Behind gold, global silver prices were 23.56 to 23.94 to 23.84 to 23.85 dollars an ounce. Platinum prices were 928 to 943 to 939 to 940 dollars per ounce.

Palladium prices, however, fell. Palladium prices ranged from 1086 to 1087 lows of 10564 to 1073 to 1074 dollars. Global copper prices were down 0.75 percent today. Crude oil prices in the world market today stopped rising and remained on the decline.

The price of Brent crude was 81.24 to 81.43 dollars per barrel from 82.05. While the price of US crude was 76.59 to 76.80 dollars at a low of 77.53. In the Mumbai bullion market today, the price of cotton was Rs 61,369 with Rs 6,1005 at Rs 99.50 without GST. While the price of 99.90 was Rs.61250 and Rs.61616. While Mumbai silver prices were Rs.72729 to Rs.73465 without GST. In Mumbai gold and silver, GST pre-tax prices were 3 percent higher than this price.

It was discussed that the stock of crude oil in America has increased by about 9 million barrels. Meanwhile, in the Mumbai currency market today, the dollar price against the rupee fell by 4 paise to Rs.83.32. While the price of British pound decreased by 6 paise to Rs.104.39 and the price of Euro decreased by 38 paise to Rs.90.85. The currencies of Japan and China also fell against the rupee. In the world market, the global index of the dollar today, however, increased by 0.12 percent to 103.69.

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