Mumbai: In the Mumbai jewelery market today, gold and silver prices returned after a shock. The world market news was indicating a boom. Due to the rise in global markets, the market prices rise due to increase in import costs domestically. However, the new business was slow.
In the Ahmedabad jewelery market, gold prices rose by Rs 100 today. 1,500 rupees per 10 grams. 97,900 for 995 and Rs. 98,200 rupees for Rs 999, while the price of Ahmedabad silver increased by Rs. Rs 1,000 per kg to Rs. 95,500. It was reported that the price of gold in the world market jumped from $ 3240 to $ 3241 an ounce and at its highest level, the price crossed $ 3300 to $ 3322 to $ 3323 to $ 3321 to $ 3321.
Rumors of re -investment in global gold spread due to the re -decline in the dollar index in the world market. Globally silver prices also fell from $ 32.54 to $ 32.55 an ounce after sleeping, which is above the highest level of $ 32.01 to 32.02 $ 32.02.
Today, the price of gold increased to Rs 200 per 10 grams in the Mumbai bullion market. 94,900 for 995 and Rs. Except GST, Rs 95,282 for Rs 999, while the price of Mumbai silver increased to Rs. 94,100 for 999, except GST.
Gold and silver prices in Mumbai were three percent higher than this price including GST. In the global market today, copper prices increased by 1.47 percent, which had a positive impact on global silver prices. Global platinum prices rose from $ 970 to $ 971. However, Paladium prices fell between $ 954 to $ 955 to a low of $ 950.
Meanwhile, crude oil prices continued to fall in the world market. Brent crude oil prices fell from $ 61.29 per barrel to $ 58.50 per barrel.
US crude oil prices fell from $ 55.30 to $ 57.08. Prices were under pressure due to OPEC countries deciding to increase crude oil production. Iraq and Kazakhstan were earlier accused of ignoring OPEC’s instructions and producing more than the production quota, and OPEC countries decided to increase production to teach them a lesson. However, today it was also reported that Saudi Arabia has decided to increase crude oil prices for Asian countries for June.
