New Delhi: The stock market and billion market were the most turbulent about the ongoing conflict between Iran and America. Between January 6 and January 10, the Sensex and the Nifty also saw many ups and downs, while gold prices touched record highs in the bullion market and also dipped. Gold prices fell on Thursday and Friday.
In fact, after Iran's attack on American bases, it seemed that America would give a befitting reply. In the fear of increasing tension, the price of gold rose on January 6, where the domestic stock market fell from the blast. But after the US President's statement that tensions in the two countries decreased slightly, the stock market returned to awe and gold prices started falling. On January 9, gold fell by Rs 766 to Rs 40,634 per 10 grams. The stock market closed with a gain of 635 points.
On Thursday, silver prices also fell by Rs 1,148 to Rs 47,932 per kg in the bullion market amid strengthening rupee and weak global trend. The price was Rs 49,080 on Wednesday. Earlier on Friday, gold was cheaper by Rs 80 and silver by Rs 200.
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