DelhiDesk Gold and silver rates fell further on May 31, 2023, with gold registering a fall of Rs 45 between morning and evening, closing at Rs 60,390 per ten grams in the evening. Silver closed at Rs 70,988 per kg, a fall of Rs 88 from the morning rate. However, gold is selling cheaper by Rs 1,256 from its all-time high and silver is trading below its all-time high of Rs 76,464. Gold futures on June 5, 2023, were trading at Rs 59,919.00 on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), while silver futures on July 5, 2023, were trading at Rs 71,390.00 with a gain of Rs 347.00. Gold is being traded rapidly in the international market, with gold trading in the US at $1,958.78 per ounce and silver trading at $23.29 per ounce.
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– Gold and silver rates fell in major cities of India in the evening on May 31, 2023.
– The India Bullion and Jewelers Association reported the gold price at Rs 60,390 in the evening, down by Rs 45 from the morning.
– Silver closed at Rs 70,988 per kg, down by Rs 88 from the morning but up by Rs 127 from the previous trading day.
– Gold is selling cheaper by Rs 1,256 from its all-time high on May 4, 2023, while silver is trading below its all-time high of Rs 76,464.
– On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures for June 5, 2023, is down by Rs 27 at Rs 59,919, while silver futures for July 5, 2023, is trading at a level of Rs 71,390 with a gain of Rs 347.
– Gold is trading in the international market with a gain of $0.07 at $1,958.78 per ounce, while silver is trading at $23.29 per ounce with a gain of $0.09.
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