North India Statesman
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Mumbai: Gold prices rose further in Mumbai’s jewelery market today. When the price of silver fell. It was reported that gold prices in the world market were 2747 to 2762 to 2763 bottom levels of $ 2770 to 2771 per ounce. After the dollar index increased in the global market, global gold again fell and the purchase of funds was seen at the lower level.
Meanwhile, gold prices were strengthened in the country’s jewelery markets today due to the weakening of the rupee domestically and the dollar increased. Gold prices in Ahmedabad market increased by Rs 100 per 10 grams to Rs 99.50 to 82900 and Rs 83100 to Rs 99.90. The silver price in Anadavada remained calm at 91 thousand rupees per kg. Silver in the global market was 30.10 to 30.11 to 30.50 to 30.51 dollars and lower levels from 30.58 to 30.59 per ounce.
In the Mumbai bullion market today, the price of gold without GST increased from Rs 80,000 to Rs 99.50 to Rs 8075 to Rs 8075, while the price of Rs 99.90 increased from Rs 80300 to Rs 80397. Mumbai silver prices were 3 percent higher than prices including GST.
Platinum in the world market was priced from 938 to 947 to 948 $ 948 and low -level 951 to 9562 per ounce. Paladium prices rose from 987 to $ 975 to 976 to $ 976.
Copper prices declined by 0.67 percent today. Crude oil prices also retreated in the world market. Brent crude prices were 77.54 to 78.54 to $ 78.14. While the price of American crude was 74.66 to 73.67 to $ 74.26. It was reported that US President Trump has called upon OPEC countries to reduce crude oil prices.
Meanwhile, after the US banned Russian crude oil, the possibility of Europe imposed a similar ban on Russia was discussed in the world market today. Meanwhile, amid the possibility of lowering of Russian crude oil supply, Indian crude oil importers have received reports of importing about 6 million barrels of sweet crude oil from Nigeria and the US.
