Gold prices slump to 10-month low, silver prices rise
Gold prices slump to 10-month low, silver prices rise
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Gold costs fell Rs 130 to hit a 10-month low of Rs 28,580 for every 10 grams today in the midst of a debilitating worldwide pattern and extensive fall popular from gem dealers at the residential spot advertise.

Silver, in any case, solidified further by Rs 250 to Rs 41,850 for every kg because of expanded offtake by mechanical units and coin creators.

Dealers said slant was downbeat, to a great extent in the venture with a quelled worldwide pattern, as a surging dollar to some degree took the sheen off the valuable metals as a place of refuge.

Additionally, a decrease sought after from diamond setters in perspective of the common money crunch measured substantial on gold costs, they said. All around, gold fell 0.15 percent to USD 1,168.60 an ounce in Singapore.

The government on November 8 had rejected old arrangement Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes to flush out dark cash, prompting to a trade smash out the market.

In the national capital, gold of 99.9 percent and 99.5 percent immaculateness fell by Rs 130 each to Rs 28,580 and Rs 28,430 for each 10 grams, separately - a level keeps going seen on February 9 when it had shut at Rs 28,585.  Sovereign, be that as it may, kept on being looked for at the past level of Rs 24,200 for each bit of eight grams.

Then again, silver prepared progressed by Rs 250 to Rs 41,850 for each kg, yet week by week based conveyance floated bring down by Rs 320 to Rs 41,460 for a need of purchasing support. On the other hand, silver coins stayed consistent at Rs 73,000 for purchasing and Rs 74,000 for an offering of 100 pieces in scattered deals.

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