Gold and Silver prices jumped, know what the rate of 10 grams of gold today
Business Desk: A rise is being seen in the future prices of gold and silver today. The futures prices of both opened sharply today. Gold futures prices have now increased to Rs 62,500 and silver futures are trading around Rs 74,600. There is also a rise in the future prices of gold and silver in the international market.
Gold futures prices rise
Gold futures prices started with a rise today. The benchmark February contract of gold on Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) opened today with a rise of Rs 59 at Rs 62,525. At the time of writing, this contract was trading at Rs 62,530 with a rise of Rs 64. At this time it touched the day’s high at Rs 62,546 and the day’s low at Rs 62,500. On Monday, the futures price of gold had touched the highest level of Rs 64,063
Silver also became expensive
Silver futures prices also started with a rise today. The benchmark March contract of silver on MCX opened today with a rise of Rs 328 at Rs 74,641. At the time of writing, this contract was trading at Rs 74,687 with a rise of Rs 374. At this time it touched the day’s high at Rs 74,784 and the day’s low at Rs 74,576 per kg. On Monday, silver futures prices had reached the day’s high of Rs 78,549.
The rise in futures prices of gold and silver in the international market also
Gold futures prices started with weakness in the international market. Later its price started rising. Whereas silver had a bullish start. Gold opened at $ 2,045.70 an ounce on Comex. The previous closing price was $2,046.40. At the time of writing, it was trading at $2,048.40 an ounce, up by $2. Silver futures on Comex opened at $24.14, the previous closing price was $24.05. At the time of writing the news, it was trading at $ 24.19 an ounce with an increase of $ 0.13. Also, read this.
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