At the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold futures with expiry due on April 5 rose marginally by Rs 42 to Rs 56,270 per ten grams on Sunday. In the previous session, the precious metal quoted Rs 56,228 per ten grams at close.
Likewise, silver futures with expiry due on March 3 edged higher by Rs 28 to Rs 65,661 per kg on MCX, against the previous day’s close of Rs 65,633 per kg.
Internationally, gold prices last week logged their third straight weekly dip, weighed down by a stronger dollar and bond yields following fresh hawkish rhetoric from US Fed officials. Spot gold price was $1,839.09 per ounce, after earlier falling to its lowest since late December. Prices have fallen 1.4 percent last week. US gold futures fell 0.8 percent to $1,838.40.
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Gold (24 karat) prices (10 grams) in Delhi, Mumbai and key Indian cities today (February 19, 2023)
Delhi – Rs 57,100 as against yesterday’s Rs 56,880
Mumbai – Rs 56,730 as against yesterday’s Rs 56,730
Chennai – Rs 57,710 as against yesterday’s Rs 52,800
Kolkata – Rs 56,950 as against yesterday’s Rs 56,950
Bangalore – Rs 57,000 as against yesterday’s Rs 57,000
Ahmedabad – Rs 57,000 as against yesterday’s Rs 57,000
Hyderabad- Rs 56,950 as against yesterday’s Rs 56,950
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Silver prices (1 kg) in Delhi, Mumbai and key Indian cities today (February 19, 2023)
Delhi – Rs 68,600 as against yesterday’s Rs 68,600
Mumbai – Rs 68,600 as against yesterday’s Rs 68,600
Chennai – Rs 71,800 as against yesterday’s Rs 71,800
Kolkata – Rs 68,600 as against yesterday’s Rs 68,600
Bangalore – Rs 71,800 as against yesterday’s Rs 71,800
Ahmedabad – Rs 68,600 as against yesterday’s Rs 68,600
Hyderabad- Rs 71,800 as against yesterday’s Rs 71,800
