Trending gold price hike
Gold prices have
recorded a record high due to deepening tension between the US and Iran. On
Wednesday, the third trading day of the week, gold started at Rs. 40,946
per ten grams on Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), India's
largest futures market. At the same time, gold rose to Rs 41,278 per 10 grams.
It is the gold's all-time high. Apart from this, silver was trading at Rs
48,661 per kg with a gain of Rs 550 i.e. 1.15 per cent. Meanwhile, on the
international futures market Comex on Wednesday, gold's February contract
gained $ 17.05, or 1.08 per cent, to trade at $ 1,591.35 an ounce.
Trend in gold is being seen
Due to tensions
between the US and Iran, the trend in gold is being seen due to the tendency of
investors towards safe investment. Let us know that on Friday, the US launched
an air raid on the airport in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. Iran's commander
General Qasim Sulemani died in this attack.
This incident has
increased the tension between the two countries. Crude oil prices have
increased in the international market due to stress. On Wednesday, the price of
crude oil crossed $ 71 per barrel.
Earlier, the price of crude oil went up to $ 71.95
per barrel on 16
September 2019.
At that time, two plants of the world's largest oil company
based in Saudi Arabia had a drone attack.
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