Mumbai: Gold prices rose again in Mumbai jewelery market today. The news of the world market was showing strength. Market experts said that domestic import costs have increased due to rising global prices. Today, the price of gold per ounce in the world market was $ 2936 to 2937, with the highest price of $ 2951 to $ 2952 and the minimum price was $ 2947 to $ 2948.
According to the global market, gold prices in Ahmedabad jewelery market today also increased to Rs 89,300 in 995 and Rs 89,500 in 999. In Ahmedabad, the price of silver was said to be 96 thousand rupees per kg. There was talk of increasing the purchase of gold by funds in the global market. There was also a discussion in the market that the procurement of gold has increased as a globally safe investment by US President Trump continuing to increase tariffs. Meanwhile, silver prices in the world market stood at $ 32.45, minimum $ 32.36 and maximum $ 32.76 and the business was within the range of $ 32.51 to $ 32.52.
Global platinum prices rose from $ 969 to $ 970. While the prices of the palladium were at the highest level of $ 976 and the minimum level of $ 954, they remained at $ 963 from $ 963. Globally, copper prices fell by 0.68 percent today. Meanwhile, gold prices except GST today in the Mumbai bullion market were Rs 86,054 for Rs 995, Rs 85,900 and Rs 86,400 for 999, Rs 86,200. The price of silver in Mumbai was Rs 96,250 and Rs 96,115 except GST. Gold and silver prices with GST in Mumbai were 3 percent higher than this price. In the global market, the price of gold has reached the highest level of $ 2,950 an ounce and the market is now eyeing $ 3,000. Gold holding in the American Gold Exchange-Treded Fund ETF SPDR increased from 904 tonnes to 905 tonnes, which is a new level since August 2023. Meanwhile, the world market saw two-way fluctuations in crude oil prices. Brent prices were below $ 74.11 per barrel and above $ 74.76 per barrel, $ 74.42 per barrel, while US crude oil prices were $ 69.80 per barrel, which was $ 70.37 per barrel above $ 70.67 per barrel. According to the Iraqi government, crude oil exports from Kurdistan will start soon. Such exports from Türkiye, which had been staying for years due to dispute with the country, are now scheduled to start. There was talk of re -starting such exports under the pressure of America in the world market. The rise in global crude oil futures market has come to a four -month low.
