Tag: bullion market

Categories
Finance

Gold Rate Today: Price of Yellow Metal Down at Rs 51,100 Per 10 Gram, Silver Slips to Rs 62,847 Per Kg

Gold
Gold (Photo Credits: Pixabay)

Mumbai, October 22: Gold and silver prices slipped today in the futures market in India mirroring queues from the global markets. On MCX, December gold futures fell 0.45 percent to Rs 51,100 per 10 gram while silver futures declined 1.2 percent to Rs 62,847 per kg.

The reason why gold in the global market slipped was because of uncertainty over the US stimulus package. According to reports, there were rising concerns that an agreement on a new US fiscal coronavirus aid package will not be reached until after the presidential election when US President Donald Trump accused the Democrats of being unwilling to craft a compromise on aid.

Spot gold fell 0.2 percent to $1,920.86 per ounce, falling from a one-week high of $1,931.01 hit in the previous session. According to Good Returns.com, the price of a 10-gram 24 carat gold in Mumbai was Rs 51,100 on Thursday.  Customers need to pay Rs 51,710 in Kolkata for 24-carat 10-gram gold.

Categories
Finance

Gold Rate Today: Price of Yellow Metal Down to Rs 50,653 Per 10 Gram, Silver Slips to Rs 61,512 Per Kg

Gold jewellery (Photo Credits: Wallpaperflare)

Mumbai, October 16: On Friday, gold and silver prices were down. On MCX, December gold futures were down Rs 50,653 per 10 gram while silver futures edged slightly lower to Rs 61,512 per kg. The rates of the precious metal this week have been volatile this week.

In August gold had hit a record high of Rs 56,200 per 10 gram while silver had inched closer to Rs 80,000 per kg. Talking about the global markets, the prices remained muted today amid a firm US dollar and uncertainty over US stimulus package.

Spot gold slipped 0.1 percent to $1,906.39 per ounce and it is down over 1 percent so far this week. Investors turned cautious after rapidly rising coronavirus cases in the United States and put safe-haven bets in the dollar again, suggest experts. The dollar index gained around 0.50 percent and pushed global equities and commodities lower.

The price of a 10-gram 24-carat gold in Mumbai is Rs 50,530. Customers in Delhi will be able to buy a 10-gram 24-carat gold at Rs 53,740.

Categories
Finance

Gold Rate Today: Price of Yellow Metal Up at Rs 50,584 Per 10 Gram, Silver Jumps to Rs 61,605 Per Kg

Gold jewellery (Photo Credits: Wallpaperflare)

Mumbai, October 9: Gold and silver prices moved higher today in India, tracking firm global rates. On MCX, December gold futures were up 0.8 percent to Rs 50,584 while silver futures rose 1.8 percent to Rs 61,605 per kg on Friday.

Talking about the global markets, gold prices were higher amid optimism over a new US coronavirus relief package after President Donald Trump said talks with Congress have restarted.

Experts predict that Gold may witness choppy trade reflecting choppiness in US dollar and equity markets as more clarity is awaited on US stimulus front.

The dollar to rupee conversion has been constant since Thursday and any fluctuation today in the gold price would suggest no relation with the dollar value.

According to the Good Returns.com, the price of 24-carat 10-gram gold in Mumbai is at Rs 50,500. In Chennai, the price of the same quantity and purity of gold is priced at Rs 52,820. Customers will have to dish out Rs 53,650 for a 10-gram 24-carat gold.

Categories
Finance

Gold Rate Today: Price of Yellow Metal Slips Below Rs 50,000 Per 10 Gram, Silver Down to Rs 58,851 Per Kg

Gold jewellery (Photo Credits: Wallpaperflare)

Mumbai, September 23: The gold and silver rates slipped sharply on Wednesday, extending losses for the third day. October gold futures on MCX were down 1.2 percent to Rs 49,764 per 10 gram while silver futures slumped 4 percent to Rs 58,851. The precious metal prices have slipped sharply this week across the globe.

In comparison to last month’s high of Rs 56,200, gold is now down over Rs 6,000 per 10 gram in India. The Indian markets echoed the sentiments in the global markets, where the gold prices today slipped to a six-week low. The fall was also on the back of the dollar strengthening with the coronavirus crisis rattling sentiment in Europe.

Talking about the spot gold prices, there has been an increase of 0.02 percent in the Indian market in comparison to Tuesday’s rate, taking the value to Rs 50,640. The spot gold prices in India witnessed a marginal growth, despite global gold prices($1887.3) seeing a drop of 0.68 percent.

Customers in Mumbai will be able to buy 10-gram 24-carat gold at Rs 50,000. On the other hand, people will have to dish out Rs 53,460 for a 10-gram 24-carat gold in New Delhi. The same quantity of purity of gold can be purchased at Rs 52,070 in Kolkata. People in Chennai need to spend Rs 52,470 for a 10-gram 24-carat gold on Wednesday.

The dollar to rupee conversion has been constant since Tuesday and any fluctuation today in the gold price would suggest no relation with the dollar value.

.

Categories
Finance

Gold Price Today: Price of Yellow Metal Slips to 52,207 Per 10 Gram, Silver Up Marginally at Rs 67,403 Per kg

Gold jewellery (Photo Credits: Wallpaperflare)

Mumbai, August 17: Gold rates in India slipped on Monday on the back of a drop in the global rates. Last week, gold slumped over 4 percent in the country. On MCX, October gold futures slipped to Rs 52,207 per 10 gram. Silver futures, however, moved 0.35 percent higher to Rs 67,403 per kg.

Customers will be able to buy a 10-gram 24-carat gold at Rs 52,500 in Mumbai. On the other hand, in Kolkata, customers will have to dish out Rs 54,460 for a 10-gram 24-carat gold. The price of a 10-gram 24-carat gold in the national capital is Rs 55,100. In Chennai, the rate for a 10-gram 24-carat gold is 55,320, according to Good Returns report.

Talking about the spot gold prices in India, it was at Rs 52,240, IT witnessed a growth of 0.02 percent, despite global gold prices($1,941.5) saw a drop of 0.29 percent.

The dollar to the rupee conversion rate on Monday improved to Rs 74.8 as compared to the previous close of Rs 74.9. The price of the gold depends on various external factors, one of which is the fall of the dollar against rupee which might lead to an increase in gold prices in the domestic market. The volatility in the gold market has also increased, resulting in damp sentiments among investors. The gold investors are eagerly waiting for the US Federal Reserve’s recent policy meeting for finer prints of its latest economic policy stance.