Gold tumbles below Rs30,000 mark as intense selloff continues
14 Sep 2013 11:24 PM GMT
Gold prices tumbled to hit its lowest level in a month and closed below the key psychological Rs 30,000 per 10/gm mark on the domestic bullion market on Friday on the back of relentless speculative selling amid global meltdown.
Silver also plummeted by over 4 per cent to revisit the key Rs 50,000 per kg level following frantic unwinding from stockists and savvy traders.
Standard gold of 99.5 per cent purity slumped by Rs 525 to conclude at Rs 29,690 per 10 gm from Thursday’s closing level of Rs 30,215.
Pure gold of 99.9 per cent purity sank by Rs 525 to end at Rs 29,840 per 10 gm from Rs 30,365.
Silver ready (.999 fineness) tanked by Rs 2,205 to finish at Rs 50,225 per kg as compared to Rs 52,430 previously. Globally, the shiny metal witnessed a near term rout, its worst one-day fall in more than two months following investors’ selling after stronger than expected jobless claims reignited fears that the US Federal Reserve will scale back its bond-buying program in its upcoming policy meet amid recovering economy.
Silver also plummeted by over 4 per cent to revisit the key Rs 50,000 per kg level following frantic unwinding from stockists and savvy traders.
Standard gold of 99.5 per cent purity slumped by Rs 525 to conclude at Rs 29,690 per 10 gm from Thursday’s closing level of Rs 30,215.
Pure gold of 99.9 per cent purity sank by Rs 525 to end at Rs 29,840 per 10 gm from Rs 30,365.
Silver ready (.999 fineness) tanked by Rs 2,205 to finish at Rs 50,225 per kg as compared to Rs 52,430 previously. Globally, the shiny metal witnessed a near term rout, its worst one-day fall in more than two months following investors’ selling after stronger than expected jobless claims reignited fears that the US Federal Reserve will scale back its bond-buying program in its upcoming policy meet amid recovering economy.
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