Gold Price Today: Due to a rapid rise in the stock market and a slight increase in the dollar index, the process of boom in the precious metal market has stopped. MCX gold fell by 3.31 percent in the afternoon session. Gold on MCX is at Rs 250 per barrel. 4000 broken rupees 92500 has happened. While silver on MCX is Rs 100 per 10 grams. More than 500 have been broken. In Ahmedabad today, 999 gold retail price is Rs. 2500 Gagdi Rs. It has increased to 96000 per 10 grams. While silver is Rs 100 per 10 grams. 1500 rupees broken. 95000 per kg was recorded.
The geopolitical crisis has reduced due to the ceasefire between India and Pakistan and the consensus between Ukraine and Russia. The US and China have also agreed to hold talks to resolve the issue of trade war. Therefore, a boom has been seen in the bullion market. Gold and silver prices have declined globally as well. Given the current factors, the possibility of improvement in gold cannot be ruled out.
Gold and silver prices fall on MCX
The gold futures of June 5 were opened with a decline on MCX today and trading at Rs 100. It was broken up to 4000. MCX gold futures fell to Rs 3933 in the evening session. 92585 was born. Silver Rs. It was trading at 94665 (July 4 futures) after a decline of 2064 per kg. Globally, gold fell at $ 119.70 to $ 3224.30 an ounce. While silver was also trading in the red region. Technically, the price of gold is Rs 100 per kg. Commodity experts have hoped that it will remain in the radius of 94,000-95,000 per 10 grams. Its support level Rs. This is 90000.
Gold is Rs 100 per kg in Ahmedabad. 5500 cheaper
In the Ahmedabad bullion market, gold reached a record high of Rs 100, reached Rs 1,01,500. 5500 rupees has become cheaper. It costs 100 rupees on Saturday. 98500 per 10 grams were being spoken. Which has fallen to Rs 2500. It has increased to 96000 per 10 grams. Silver square Rs. Compared to Rs 96500 per kg. 1500 rupees broken. It was 95000. Last week, the price of gold has increased by Rs 1000. It has declined by 2000.
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