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Mumbai: Gold and silver prices fell in Mumbai jewelery market today. There was a surge in world market news. Due to the domestic import cost being lower compared to the world market, there is a mood to earn profit due to lack of new demand in the jewelery market.
In Ahmedabad market, gold prices fell by Rs 400 per 10 grams to Rs 99.50 to Rs 77600 and from Rs 77800 to Rs 99.90 per kg, while Ahmedabad silver prices remained at the top of Rs 90 thousand per kg. , Today the price of gold in the world market fell from 2634 to 2641 to 2642 dollars. Profitable selling of funds was seen. Behind gold, global silver prices also fell to a low of $31.34 an ounce from $31.04 to a low of $31.35 an ounce.
Meanwhile, gold prices in Mumbai bullion market today without GST stood at Rs 99.50, Rs 75,400, Rs 74,896, Rs 75,400 and Rs 74,896. While the price of 99.90 rose to Rs 75,700 from Rs 75,197, the Mumbai silver price rose from Rs 90,700 to Rs 89,400 without GST. Gold and silver prices in Mumbai were 3 percent more than this price including GST.
Meanwhile, in the global market, platinum prices declined from $980 to $984-985 an ounce, while palladium declined from $995 to $1006-1007 an ounce. Global copper prices were 0.54 percent softer today. Crude oil prices also fell in the world market. Brent crude prices were lower at $71.26 to $71.40 a barrel while US crude prices were at $67.57 to $67.70 a barrel. New demand remained slow.
Crude oil prices appeared to be under pressure in global markets amid speculations of Saudi Arabia increasing production. Meanwhile, the dollar rose by 9 paise to Rs 83.80 against the rupee in the Mumbai currency market today. Market sources said that the rupee retreated in the currency market after the fall in the stock market.
The British pound rose by 22 paise to Rs 112.24 against the rupee, while the European currency euro rose by 35 paise to Rs 93.77. Currency market sources said that Japan's currency rose by 0.14 percent against the rupee today, while China's currency was up by 0.06 percent.