On Wednesday, gold futures closed at an all-time high. On Wednesday, gold futures on June 5, 2020 on the MCX exchange, closed 0.93% or Rs 430 higher at Rs 46,716 per 10 grams. During trading, it went up to the level of Rs 46,785 per 10 grams on Wednesday. This is the highest level during trading of this gold. The gold futures of August 5, 2020 closed at Rs 46,885 per 10 grams with a gain of 0.93% or Rs 431 on Wednesday.

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Talking about the futures prices of silver, then it has also closed with an increase on Wednesday. On Wednesday, silver futures of May 5, 2020 on MCX closed at Rs 44,076 per kg, up 0.73% or Rs 320. The futures price of silver on July 3, 2020, rose 1.02% or Rs 451 to close at Rs 44,611 per kg.

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In addition to the international market, according to Bloomberg, on Wednesday evening, the global spot price of gold was down by 0.23% or $ 3.99 to trade at $ 1,722.98 an ounce. The global futures price of gold on Comex was down by 1.23% or $ 21.70, at $ 1747.20 an ounce. The spot price of silver fell by 1.21% or $ 0.19 on Wednesday evening to trade at $ 15.56 an ounce.

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