New Delhi: gold rose 200 rupees, to 33,620 rupees per ten grams in Delhi's Sarifa market on Saturday, and silver gained 350 rupees, to Rs 38,350 . Both precious metals were booming abroad.
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The market sentiment
According to the information, gold jumped to 1,340 dollars per ounce last night. However, the August American gold was in the sust. According to analysts, the yellow metal has been accelerated by the Federal Reserve in the United States, prompting a cut in policy interest rates. The reduction in interest rates will reduce the attractiveness of investors in the capital market and turn them into gold.
At the same international level, the silver spot also rose to 15 dollars per ounce. In the local market, the gold Standard 200 rs 33,620 per ten grams. Gold was also 33,450 per ten grams. The eight-gram Ginni remained unchanged at Rs 26,700. With industrial demand, the silver spot 350 rupees, to 38,350 rupees per kilo. Silver futures jumped 475 rupees, to 37,345 rupees per kilo. The coin-lithe and the Bikhad remained stable at 80 thousand and 81 rupees per Saada respectively.
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