Mumbai, Aug 26: A mixed trend was seen in the precious metals, with silver rising marginally by Rs 50 per kg on fresh demand and gold easing by Rs 15 per ten gm, from their last close on poor buying support from industrial users, traders at the Bombay Bullion Association said.
In the international market, a negative trend was observed for the second consecutive day today as gold fell to USD 819.00/820.00 from USD 820.20/821.40 an ounce, while silver eased to USD 13.33/13.39 from USD 13.37/13.43 an ounce late in New York, a Singapore market report said.
Following were the opening domestic spot rates: Silver (per kg) 999 fineness grade: Rs 21,045 Gold (per 10 gm): 99.5 purity standard mint: Rs 11,775 99.9 purity pure gold: Rs 11,840.
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In the international market, a negative trend was observed for the second consecutive day today as gold fell to USD 819.00/820.00 from USD 820.20/821.40 an ounce, while silver eased to USD 13.33/13.39 from USD 13.37/13.43 an ounce late in New York, a Singapore market report said.
Following were the opening domestic spot rates: Silver (per kg) 999 fineness grade: Rs 21,045 Gold (per 10 gm): 99.5 purity standard mint: Rs 11,775 99.9 purity pure gold: Rs 11,840.
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