New Delhi: Gold and silver prices remained mixed in the domestic market as the US economy increased the chances of getting a relief package. Demand for gold increased. However, due to the success of the vaccine, there was no jump in the price. Negotiations between the ruling party and the opposition continue on the question of relief package in the US Senate, while the Japanese government has announced a $ 385 billion Stimulus package.

On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold rose 0.29 per cent, or Rs 144, to Rs 50,090 per ten grams, while silver prices fell by 0.14 per cent, or Rs 92, to Rs 65,704 per kg. On Monday, gold spot prices in Ahmedabad market were Rs 49059 per ten grams, while gold futures sold at Rs 50112 per ten grams.

On Monday, gold rose by Rs 104 to sell at Rs 48,703 per ten gram in Delhi market. Silver reached Rs 62,621 per ten grams with a weakness of Rs 736. In the global market, gold prices have been at a high level for the last two weeks. The arrival of new cases of Corona and the prospect of a relief package to the economy in America have kept gold prices up.

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