New Delhi: Gold prices have fallen marginally after US President Donald Trump's health improved, but the uncertainty of the global economy has still not allowed its prices to fall too much. Trump is infected and has returned to the White House on Monday after three days in the hospital. This has stopped the trend of gold soaring.

In the domestic market, the price of gold in MCX has come down by 0.09 percent, or Rs 46, to Rs 50,580 per ten grams. Silver futures rose 0.11 percent, or 69 rupees, to Rs 62,010 per kilo. Gold rose to Rs 50,418 in Ahmedabad, while futures were priced at Rs 50,100 per ten grams. Gold declined 389 rupees, to 51,192 rupees per ten grams in the Delhi market on Monday, while silver declined 466 rupees, to Rs 61,902 per kilo.

Gold prices in the global market appeared to have risen due to the weakening of the dollar. Spot gold rose to $1912.49 an ounce, while gold futures were priced at $1919.30 an ounce. In the meantime, the second economic relief package in the US Parliament has once again begun to be discussed. If the second relief package is approved, the price of gold can be seen to be seen. However, interest rate hikes may appear in the US.

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