Mumbai: Gold prices today fell from highs in Mumbai Jewellery Market while silver continued to rise. In the world market, the price of gold was in the range of 2328 to 2329 dollars per ounce, high 2334 and low 2319 to 2325 dollars per ounce. It was discussed that the rise in global gold prices due to the rise in global dollar index and bond yields has led to the selling of funds.
Meanwhile, in the domestic Mumbai bullion market, gold prices without GST stood at Rs 71,405 per 10 gram from Rs 71,586 at 99.50 and Rs 71,874 per 10 gram at 99.90. In Mumbai silver prices without GST rose from Rs 87,802 per kg to Rs 88,085 to Rs 88,015. In Ahmedabad jewellery market today, gold prices stood at Rs 73950 at 99.50 and Rs 74150 at 99.90. While the price of silver in Ahmedabad stood at Rs 90 thousand.
Meanwhile, silver prices in the global market today were at $29.49 to $29.48 after hitting a low of $29.24 an ounce and a high of $29.20. Global copper prices rose 0.61 per cent. Global platinum prices rose from 982 to $997 to $996 an ounce.
Global palladium prices rose from $994-995 an ounce to $1,000-$1,001 after hitting a low of $977. Crude oil prices in the world market rose from $87.39 to $87.77 a barrel, with Brent crude priced at $85.55 a barrel.
US crude prices were at $84.25 to $84.22 from a high of $82.04. There were reports that India's crude oil imports from Russia have risen to a 13-month high.