500 jump in gold and silver: Crude again jumped the level of 80 dollars

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Mumbai: The prices of gold and silver rose further in the Mumbai jewelery market today. There were indications of rising import costs at home as the world market rose. Gold prices in the world market increased from 2030 to 2031 to 2043 to 2044 to 2034 to 2035 dollars per ounce.

Fund buying continued. At home behind Vishwa Bazar, the price of gold rose by Rs.500 per 10 grams to Rs.64,300 at 99.50 and Rs.64,500 at 99.90 in Ahmedabad jewelery market today. Ahmedabad silver prices increased by Rs.500 per kg and touched Rs.75 thousand again. The price of silver in the world market was at a high of 24.14 to 24.00 to 24.01 dollars.

The American Petroleum Institute said that the stock of crude oil in the world market has increased by 0.93 million barrels instead of the expected decrease. Meanwhile, Brent Crude prices in the world market were at a high of 77.64 per barrel at $80.30 to $80.17.

While US crude prices increased by 72.17 to 75.05 to 74.91 dollars. There were news reports that global crude oil traffic has been adversely affected due to rising tensions on the Red Sea route.

Meanwhile, platinum prices in the world market increased from 946 to 947 per ounce to 965 to 966 to 954 to 955 dollars. Palladium prices increased from 1185 to 1186 per ounce to 1236 to 1201 to 1202 dollars. Global copper prices were up 0.22 percent today.

Meanwhile, gold prices in the Mumbai Bullion Bazar today rose from Rs.61836 at 99.50 to Rs.62199 at Rs.62052 while at 99.90 at Rs.62084 at Rs.62449 at Rs.62302 without GST. Mumbai silver prices were Rs.73652 to Rs.74040 to Rs.73742 without GST. In Mumbai gold and silver prices including GST were 3 percent higher than this price.


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