Silver vulnerability of Rs 1 lakh, gold exceeds 2% MCX before expiration
Today’s gold and silver exchange rates: Gold and silver futures witnessed the multi-commodity exchange (MCX) on Monday before the upcoming contract expiration.
Gold futures (June 5) rose by 2,286 rupees, or 2.42%, to Rs 96,930 per 10 grams, the highest in three weeks – in the current currency, the 16 rupees (Paise) rose to 85.39 (temporary), rupee (Rupee), against the US dollar (temporary) against the US dollar.
The contract also reached an intraday high price of Rs 96,930. The contract’s lifespan is at Rs 99,358, while the lowest price is Rs 77,078.
Meanwhile, Silver Futures (July 4) exceeded the trademark of Rs 1 lakh, earning 3.37% of revenue from the previous batch closing price, reaching Rs 97,015, reaching Rs 1,00,555 per kilogram.
In the last count (8:15 PM), the contract trades at Rs 1,00,289 per kg and the intraday price ranges between Rs 97,122 and Rs 1,00,555.
Silver’s all-time high is Rs 1,03,704 and a lifetime low price of Rs 88,050.
As the dollar weakens and geopolitical and trade tensions intensify, gold climbs to more than three weeks.
