Gold and silver fall again: Crude rises to 83 dollars

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Mumbai: In the Mumbai jewelery market today, the prices of gold and silver were on the decline again. World market news was showing rising funds selling. Global gold prices today were guided from 2038 to 2039 lows to 2024 to 2025 to 2029 to 2030 dollars an ounce.

Behind gold, global silver prices were also 22.27 to 22.34 to 22.35 dollars per ounce from a low of 22.70 to a low of 22.70. Silver price per kg in Ahmedabad market at home Rs. 500 reduced by Rs. 70500 remained. Ahmedabad gold price Rs. 99.50 per 10 grams. 64300 and 99.90 Rs. 64500 remained.

The price of platinum in the world market was 876 to 882 to 883 dollars at a low of 896 per ounce. Palladium prices were at 911 to 921 to 922 dollars from a low of 966. Global copper prices fell by 0.55 percent today. However, crude oil prices in the world market rose. Brent crude prices were 83.38 to 82.92 dollars per barrel in the high of 82.27.

US crude prices were 78.65 to 78.08 dollars in a high of 77.39. The market was eyeing the Israel-Hamas peace story. World market analysts were pointing to the possibility that production cuts by OPEC crude producing countries would continue.

Meanwhile, the price of gold in the Mumbai bullion market today is Rs. 99.50 without GST. 62022 with Rs. 61886 while the price of 99.90 Rs. 62271 worth Rs. 62135 remained. While Mumbai silver price without GST is Rs. 69902 worth Rs. 69343 remained. In Mumbai gold-silver prices including GST were three percent higher than this price.

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