
In the national capital, silver prices rose by Rs 1,500 to Rs 1,13,500 per kg (including all taxes) on Thursday. Augmont’s research chief Renisha Chanani said, “Gold and silver prices rose after the US Federal Reserve re-starting the interest rate cuts in the September meeting. Gold and silver prices rose. The recession signs of recession in the labor market provided more relief, while the recent report of the American Consumer Price Index has reduced the concerns of tariff-defamation.”
Globally, gold in New York rose mowed to $ 3,356.96 an ounce. Gold prices continue to rise before the US productive price index and data of unemployment claims. Kayanat Chanwala, AVP of Commodity Research in Kotak Securities, said, “However, Washington and Beijing have been oppressed by the extending their tariff agreement for 90 days and the upcoming talks between the US, European, Ukrainian and Russian leaders, which may reduce further speeds.”
According to Jatin Trivedi, the VP of Commodity and currency in LKP Securities, dollar weakness has supported gold prices, while tariffs released on various countries have also supported its strength. Overall, it remains positive as long as the gold remains at $ 3,280 an ounce.
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