Mumbai: Gold prices in Mumbai jewelery market have a record rise today and prices kept falling below their highest level. Silver continued to decline. The increase in the dollar index led to a rise in gold prices globally and the bond returns in the global market also increased, causing funds selling. Globally, gold prices today increased from $ 3,038-3,039 an ounce to $ 3,057 an ounce, and the lowest level fell from $ 3,025 to $ 3,041–3,042.
Domestic rise also stopped after the global market. In the Mumbai bullion market today, the price of 10 grams per 10 grams of GST was Rs 88152, while the price of 995 stood at Rs 88294, while 999 was Rs 88649, which fell to Rs 88506 after reaching a high of Rs 88761. The price of silver in Mumbai was Rs 99,392 per kg, which was Rs 99,968 without GST.
Gold and silver prices with GST in Mumbai were 3 percent higher than this price. In the Ahmedabad jewelery market today, the price of 995 gold was Rs 91,200 and 999 gold was Rs 91,500. The price of silver in Ahmedabad was 99 thousand rupees.
Silver prices in the world market ran from 33.43 to $ 33.45 an ounce, which fell from 33.84 to $ 33.85 an ounce to the highest $ 33.94 and the minimum of $ 33.10. The global platinum was priced between $ 992 and $ 993.
Paladium prices were at the highest $ 965 and minimum at $ 946, between $ 953 to $ 954. Meanwhile, a slow decline in copper prices globally saw a slow decline. Meanwhile, crude oil prices continued to improve slow improvement in the world market, which stopped the decline. Brent crude oil prices fell from $ 70.55 per barrel to $ 71.41 per barrel.
While US crude oil prices fell from $ 66.90 to $ 67.70 and remained at $ 67.20. It was reported that the production of crude oil in Norway has come to a five -month low.
