Fall in gold market

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Fall in gold market

Gold fell due to strengthening of rupee, the price decreased by Rs 232 to Rs 38,486 / 10g

Silver was marginally down by Rs. 7 to Rs. 45,189 per kg.


gold fell by Rs 232 to Rs 38,486 per 10 grams in the Delhi bullion market due to the strengthening of the rupee against the dollar. HDFC Securities gave information about this. On Thursday, gold had closed at Rs 38,718 per 10 grams.

HDFC Securities Senior Analyst (Commodities) Tapan Patel said that the 24-carat purity gold fell by Rs 232 in Delhi. This is due to the decline internationally. The strong rupee has put additional pressure on gold prices.


The rupee was trading 15 paise stronger during trading. The rupee gained 33 paise in early trade on Friday. Silver was marginally down by Rs. 7 to Rs. 45,189 per kg.

At the international level, both gold and silver gained marginally. Gold stood at $ 1,470 an ounce and silver at $ 16.93 an ounce.


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