Ahmedabad Gold Rs. 65,600 at a record high

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AHMEDABAD: Gold reached a record high of Rs 65,600 at the Ahmedabad gold and silver market today. However, a gap of Rs 1,000 was recorded in silver today. Ahmedabad gold 99.50 rose by Rs 300 to 65,400 and 99.90 gold reached the highest level of 65,600 today, following the rise in global markets. However, today, silver broke 1,000 rupees and was placed at the level of 71,000.

Gold prices were soft at the higher end in the Mumbai jewelery market today. While silver prices continued to rise. Gold prices in the world market today were indicated to be 2082 to 2083 dollars per ounce. The global silver prices were also 23.12 to 23.13 per ounce at a high of 23.19 and at a low of 23.02 to 23.11 to 23.12 dollars.

In the global market, copper prices rose by 0.23 percent today, while platinum prices were at a high of 899 at 896 and a low of 884 at 889 to 890 dollars. While the price of palladium was 959 to 974 in high and 954 in low to 955 to 956 dollars per ounce.

Crude oil prices in the world market were soft at the higher end. Market prices remained soft despite the decision by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to extend the implementation of crude oil production cuts until June. Brent crude was trading at $83.27 a barrel at $83.55, while US crude was at $79.97 at $79. .63 dollars remained.

Markets were eyeing talks on a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas-Palestinian. Experts were showing the possibility that the market will decrease when the war ceases.

Meanwhile, in the Mumbai market today, gold prices were Rs.63,226 at Rs.63,226 at Rs.63,300 at 99.50 and Rs.63,473 at Rs.63,480 at Rs.63,480 at Rs.99.90. While Mumbai silver prices were Rs.70,518 to Rs.70,777 from Rs.70,650 without GST. In Mumbai gold and silver prices including GST were 3 percent higher than this price.


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