Gold and silver prices rose again behind the world market

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Mumbai: The prices of gold and silver in the Mumbai jewelery market rose again after absorbing the shock. As the world market increased, the import cost at home increased, and new sales in the jewelry market had to be stopped. Gold prices in the world market were indicated to increase from 2032 to 2033 to 2038 to 2039 dollars per ounce today.

Funds continued to buy gold in the world market as the global dollar index fell and bond yields also fell. Behind gold, global silver prices also increased from 22.54 to 22.55 to 22.71 to 22.69 to 22.70 dollars per ounce. Silver price per kg in Ahmedabad jewelery market at home behind world market. 500 increased to Rs. 71000 were spoken.

Ahmedabad gold price Rs. 99.50 per 10 grams. 64000 and 99.90 Rs. 64200 remained. As the price of crude oil in the world market rose again after digesting the shock, its effect was also seen to be positive on the global gold price. The crude oil market was keeping an eye on the upcoming meeting of the Association of Crude Oil Producing Countries (APEC).

Brent crude prices in the world market were 82.94 to 82.27 dollars in a high of 81.14 per barrel. US crude prices were 77.95 to 77.39 dollars in a high of 76.11. Global platinum prices were 889 to 895 to 896 dollars an ounce. Palladium prices were 966 to 952 to 965 to 966 dollars.

Gold price in Mumbai Pullian Bazar today is Rs. 99.50 without GST. 61975 worth Rs. 62022 and 99.90 Rs. 62224 worth Rs. 62271 remained. While Mumbai silver price without GST is Rs. 69449 rose to Rs. 69902 remained.


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