Global markets swell up sharply, rise to 32 thousand rupees

On Saturday, gold had lost Rs 70 in gold. The price of Guinness remained at 24,800 rupees per eight grams without any change

New Delhi: Gold has now risen to 32 thousand rupees. Due to fresh buying by local jewelers in overseas markets, gold has risen by Rs 50 to Rs 31,800 per 10 grams in the national capital's Sarrapha market.

Gold in
Singapore, gold prices rose 0.01 per cent to $ 1,346.70 an ounce in global markets on the global front. In Delhi, gold rose by Rs 50-50 to Rs 31,800 and Rs 31,650 per ten grams, with 99.9 and 99.5 per cent purity. On Saturday, gold had lost Rs 70 in gold. The price of Guinness remained unchanged at Rs 24,800 per eight gram.

On the
domestic front , gold bullion traders said that the rise in gold prices in the global market has led to the rise in precious metals, which led to the rise in precious metals. Besides, buying of local jewelers led to the rise in gold prices.

Silver also
gained Rs 225 to Rs 39,975 per kilogram, while silver weekly-based delivery went down by Rs 80 to Rs 38,585 per kilogram. Silver also moved up by Rs 225 to Rs 38,585 per kg. In Singapore, silver rose by 0.24 per cent to $ 16.66 an ounce in the global market. However, silver coins lost Rs 1,000 to Rs 74,000 for buying and Rs 75,000 for selling

Gold and silver prices are today in the Sarafa Bazar market of four metros:

Rs 39,975 in Delhi Rs 38,550 in Mumbai Rs 38,900 in Kolkata closed at Rs 41,600 in Chennai. Gold - 22 carats (10 gram) in Delhi Rs 31,650 in Mumbai Rs 30,725 in Mumbai Rs 29,660 in Kolkata at Rs 29,360 in Chennai.