Gold Rate in Pakistan today on, 2 August 2022

Gold Rate in UAE for, 18 September 2023

Karachi: Gold rate in Pakistan today in the local market on (2 August 2022) changed as the precious metal closed the day at Rs 158900 per tola and Rs 136200 per 10 grams. Every city follows the Karachi Sarafa Bazar Association for the gold rate. Today’s gold rate for different cities includes Lahore, Islamabad, Karachi, Peshawar, and Multan, among … Read more

Oppo Reno8 Z price in Pakistan & features

Oppo Reno8 Z price in Pakistan

The Oppo Reno8 Z is scheduled to come shortly and has already received FCC certification. It was also confirmed to use a Snapdragon 695 chipset by Geekbench benchmarking, matching at least four of its stalemates—the Reno7 Lite, Reno7 Z, F21 Pro 5G, and Reno8 Lite.

Geekbench obviously doesn’t provide all the specifications, so we’re unsure if this is just another name for the same phone or if it’s a separate device using the same chipset.

The CPH2547 device achieved results similar to previous Snapdragon 695 devices, 687 for a single core and 1,920 for multiple cores.

According to the specifications, this phone has 8 GB of RAM and Android 12, both of which are also found in other Oppo phones.

Oppo Reno8 Z price in Pakistan

The Oppo Reno8 Z expected price in Pakistan is ₨ 68,999.

Oppo Reno8 Z Specifications:

Build OS Android 12 OS
UI ColorOS 12.1
Dimensions 160.6 x 73.4 x 7.7 mm
Weight 179 g
SIM Dual Sim, Dual Standby (Nano-SIM)
Colors Black, Blue, Gold
Frequency 2G Band SIM1: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
SIM2: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Band HSDPA 800 / 850 / 900 / 1700(AWS) / 1900 / 2100
4G Band LTE band 1(2100), 2(1900), 3(1800), 4(1700/2100), 5(850), 7(2600), 8(900), 12(700), 17(700), 20(800), 34(2000), 38(2600), 39(1900), 40(2300), 41(2500)
5G Band 5G SA/NSA
Processor CPU 3.0 Ghz Octa Core
Chipset Qualcomm Snapdragon 695
GPU Adreno 619
Display Technology AMOLED Capacitive Touchscreen, Multitouch
Size 6.43 Inches
Resolution 1080 x 2400 Pixels (~409 PPI)
Protection Corning Gorilla Glass
Memory Built-in 128/256GB Built-in, 8/12GB RAM
Card microSDXC
Camera Main Dual Camera: 54 MP main sensor, LED Flash
Features Phase detection, Geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, HDR, panorama, Video
Front 16 MP
Connectivity WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/6, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot
Bluetooth v5.2 with A2DP, LE, aptX HD
GPS Yes + A-GPS support & Glonass, BDS, GALILEO, QZSS
USB USB Type-C 2.0, USB On-The-Go
NFC Yes
Data GPRS, Edge, 3G (HSPA 42.2/5.76 Mbps), LTE-A (CA), 5G capable
Features Sensors Accelerometer, Compass, Fingerprint (under display, optical), Gyro, Proximity
Audio Speaker Phone
Browser HTML5
Messaging SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM
Games Built-in + Downloadable
Torch Yes
Extra Document editor, Photo/video editor
Battery Capacity (Li-Po Non removable), 4500 mAh
– Fast charging 33W

Price

Price in Rs: Coming Soon    (Expected Rs: 68,999)   Price in USD: $NA

 

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Xiaomi Mijia AR Glasses Camera sports 15x Hybrid Zoom

Xiaomi Mijia AR Glasses Camera
  • Xiaomi has officially unveiled the Mijia Glasses Camera.
  • The AR glasses have a style that is comparable to what we have already seen.
  • They include an 8-megapixel periscopic telephoto camera with split OIS optical stabilization.

The Mijia Glasses Camera is available for pre-order through Xiaomi’s crowdfunding website, Youpin, with a retail price of 2699 Yuan ($399) and a special crowdfunding pricing of 2499 Yuan ($369).

Xiaomi has officially unveiled the Mijia Glasses Camera.

The AR glasses have a style that is comparable to what we have already seen. It is fitted with numerous lenses and has cameras set on the sides.

The Mijia glasses appear pretty large in the images, but the manufacturer claims that the item weighs only 100g, which is fantastic.

The AR glasses’ camera specifications are quite excellent; they include an 8-megapixel periscopic telephoto camera with split OIS optical stabilization and a 50-megapixel Quad Bayer four-in-one wide-angle sensor.

The business also states that the Mijia Camera glasses can accomplish up to 15x hybrid zoom and 5x optical zoom.

Of course, using the Mijia App to link the Mijia Glasses Camera to the phone is simple. Users will be able to rapidly import photos, use the template to create a movie, exchange photos, and more by connecting with a smartphone.

For a wonderful AR experience, Xiaomi has also equipped the Mijia glasses camera with a Snapdragon 8-core independent computing platform, 3GB RAM, 32GB storage, and an independent ISP.

The Mijia Glasses Camera’s display combines a Micro OLED screen with a free-form optical prism. It passed the German Rheinland hardware low blue light certification and has a light efficiency ratio of 60%.

 

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Vivo Y02s specs leaked on company website

Vivo Y02s specs
  • The Vivo Y02s has a 6.51-inch HD+ IPS LCD screen with a 60 Hz refresh rate and HD+ resolution.
  • It has 32 GB of internal storage and 3 GB of RAM.
  • The phone has a 5,000 mAh battery, but it frequently lacks fast charging.

Vivo’s future entry-level smartphone is the Vivo Y02s. Vivo is prepared to introduce the phone soon. All of the information about the new smartphone was recently unintentionally released to the company’s website.

The information was swiftly removed, though, and is no longer accessible to everyone. Don’t be concerned! We managed to obtain some of the phone’s characteristics for your convenience.

The 6.51-inch HD+ IPS LCD screen on the Vivo Y02s features a dewdrop notch. It sports a 60 Hz refresh rate and HD+ resolution. The phone has a decently attractive design.

Despite being focused on the economy, it has a flat polycarbonate back panel and flat corners with curved edges that give it a “luxury look.”

Additionally, it features a unique texture that resembles glass that will deter fingerprints and scratches. Additionally, the phone lacks a fingerprint reader.

The MediaTek Helio P35 is the processor that powers the Vivo Y02s. The smartphone’s extremely outdated chipset prevented it from making an impression. Additionally, the phone has 32 GB of internal storage and 3 GB of RAM.

This is insufficient by today’s standards. To keep your files, you can use a micro SD card slot. A 5,000 mAh battery powers the smartphone and keeps the lights on. The bad news is that, because it’s a low-cost phone, it frequently lacks fast charging.

The Vivo Y02s has two circular cutouts for the camera. One of them serves as the primary 8 MP camera home. The second one, however, has an LED flash. The smartphone has a 5 MP selfie camera on the front for taking selfies and making video calls.

There are two color options for the Vivo Y02: Fluorite Black and Vibrant Blue. The launch date and price of the Vivo Y02s were no longer mentioned. Let’s wait and see what happens next since the debut appears to be imminent.

 

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OPPO A77 4G specifications leaked

OPPO A77 4G specifications
  • OPPO A-series devices are highly praised by Pakistani customers in the offline market.
  • The launch date and spec sheet for the A77, another device in the A-family, have already been leaked.
  • It features a dual back camera arrangement with a 50 MP primary lens and a 2 MP sensor.

The OPPO A-line of devices is highly praised by Pakistani customers in the offline market. It is understandable why OPPO keeps increasing the A-series product line.

The launch date and spec sheet for the A77, another device in the A-family, have already been leaked. The successor to the OPPO A76 will first touch down in India before traveling to other nations.

In the first week of August, the OPPO A77 4G is anticipated to go on sale. It should not be confused with the 5G variant that was previously available in Thailand.

Only 4G networks will be supported by the gadget.

According to the source, the entry-level MediaTek Helio G35 processor with at least 8GB of RAM and 64GB of storage may power the A77 4G. The RAM might practically be expandable.

The display would be a 6.56-inch 720P panel that would update at 60 hertz. At the base of the exhibit is a large chin.

The newest addition to the OPPO price list features a dual back camera arrangement with a 50 MP primary lens and a 2 MP sensor.

The punch hole cutout on the upper left corner of the display may conceal an 8MP lens for the selfie camera. Additionally, ColorOS 12.1’s Android 12 version would be the OS running on the A77.

There may be a 5,000 mAh battery supporting 33W SuperVOOC charging for the A77. The starting price for the device might be $200, or about PKR 48,000. Other high storage variations, however, might be more expensive.

It might be delivered with eye-catching paint treatments like Sky Blue and Sunset Orange.

 

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Tokyo stocks close higher with eyes on earnings

Tokyo stocks close higher
  • Tokyo stocks closed higher on Monday.
  • Nikkei 225 index rises 0.69 percent, or 191.71 points, to end at 27,993.35.
  • The dollar fetched 132.58 yen in Asian trade, against 133.25 yen in New York on Friday.

Tokyo stocks closed higher on Monday, extending rallies on Wall Street as traders eyed corporate earnings reports.

The benchmark Nikkei 225 index gained 0.69 percent, or 191.71 points, to end at 27,993.35, while the broader Topix index added 1.02 percent, or 19.80 points, to 1,960.11.

The dollar fetched 132.58 yen in Asian trade, against 133.25 yen in New York on Friday.

In Tokyo, “chip-linked shares are leading the market” after chip-testing equipment maker Advantest reported brisk first-quarter results, revising up its full-year earnings forecast, Daiwa Securities said.

Advantest gained 3.69 percent to 8,140 yen, while semiconductor parts maker Shin-Etsu Chemical rose 2.86 percent to 17,445 yen.

Toyota rallied 3.51 percent to 2,212 yen and shipping firm Nippon Yusen advanced 3.08 percent to 10,720 yen ahead of the two companies’ earnings reports due later this week.

Sony Group, which trimmed its annual net forecast on Friday, weighed down the market as it tumbled 3.21 percent to 11,320 yen.

SoftBank Group lost 1.80 percent to 5,504 yen after the US Securities and Exchange Commission put Alibaba on a provisional watchlist of US-listed Chinese firms that face removal from American exchanges. The Japanese company owns roughly 25 percent of Alibaba shares.

Power companies were lower after reporting losses. Tohoku Electric Power plunged 10.04 percent to 663 yen while Kyushu Electric Power fell 3.33 percent to 841 yen.

ANA Holdings climbed 2.39 percent to 2,532 yen and Japan Airlines rose 2.38 percent to 2,369 yen ahead of their earnings reports released after the closing bell.

After the market close, ANA Holdings reported a one billion yen ($7.6 million) net profit for the first quarter, marking a return to the black for the first time in three years for the April-June period.

Its rival Japan Airlines reported a 19.56 billion yen net loss, smaller than the previous year’s 57.91 billion yen loss when airlines were hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic.

 

 

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Hong Kong economy tips into technical recession

Hong Kong economy
  • Hong Kong has tipped back into a technical recession, new government figures show.
  • Decline follows a year-on-year decrease of 3.9 percent in the first quarter of 2022.
  • China is yet to have a clear timetable under Beijing’s strict adherence to its zero Covid policy.

Hong Kong has tipped back into a technical recession, new government figures showed Monday, weighed down by mounting interest rates, weakened global trade and the city’s continued adherence to strict coronavirus controls.

Following a year-on-year decrease of 3.9 percent in the first quarter of 2022, the city’s GDP again reported decline in the second quarter on Monday — but with a narrower margin of 1.4 percent — according to advance estimates released by the Census and Statistics Department.

The downturn is reversing last year’s recovery when the economy enjoyed a 6.3 percent annual growth after the slowdown in 2019 and 2020, when the city was first upended by months of huge, sometimes violent pro-democracy protests, and then the pandemic.

The Hong Kong government said the economic improvement was smaller than expected due to weak performance in external trade.

Official statistics released last month showed the value of total exports of goods in the second quarter decreased by 4.2 percent compared with the preceding quarter.

For the first half of 2022, a visible trade deficit of $206.1 billion, equivalent to 8.2 percent of the value of imports of goods, was recorded.

“Weakened global demand and continued disruptions to cross-boundary land cargo flows between the mainland and Hong Kong weighed heavily on Hong Kong’s exports,” the government said Monday.

Monetary policy tightening by major central banks around the world is expected to dampen global economic growth significantly while quarantine-free travel between Hong Kong and mainland China is yet to have a clear timetable under Beijing’s strict adherence to its zero covid policy.

The financial hub’s new leader John Lee said his government would soon announce further shortening of mandatory hotel quarantine for overseas arrivals, according to an interview with the Hong Kong Economic Journal published on Monday.

“Connecting with the world and with the mainland, we shall do both and they are not contradictory,” Lee told the newspaper.

“I understand that one of Hong Kong’s competitiveness lies in its international connections.”

In following China’s zero covid policy, Hong Kong has been largely cut off from the rest of the world for more than two years.

It still has some of the world’s strictest restrictions, including week-long quarantine for arrivals and a ban on group gatherings with more than four people.

Local media recently reported that the government was mulling resuming quarantine-free travel for overseas arrivals in November, when the city is hoping to resuscitate its international image with a finance summit and the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens.

 

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Barcelona sell 25% of Barca Studios for 100m euros

Barcelona sell 25% of Barca Studios
  • Barcelona sells 25 percent of Barca Studios to Socios.com for 100 million euros (102.5m dollars).
  • The club sold 15 percent of its La Liga TV revenue to the American investment fund Sixth Street.
  • Barca allowed Lionel Messi to leave for PSG in 2021 because they could not afford to keep the Argentine star.

Barcelona have sold 25 percent of Barca Studios, which manages the club’s digital business and audiovisual productions, to Socios.com for 100 million euros (102.5m dollars), club president Joan Laporta said on Monday.

Club members had voted to allow the sale of 49 percent of the shares.

“For the moment, we have sold 25 percent to Socios.com,” Laporta said at the press conference to present Jules Kounde, bought for a reported 50m euros from Sevilla, as a Barcelona player.

Earlier this summer, the deeply indebted club sold 15 percent of its La Liga TV revenue to the American investment fund Sixth Street in two tranches or a total of 400m euros before going on a transfer spree.

In addition to Kounde, Barcelona have bought Robert Lewandowski from Bayern Munich and Raphinha from Leeds and signed AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie and Chelsea’s Danish central defender Andreas Christensen on free transfers.

While the deals with Sixth Street are for 25 years, the sale to the Socios.com platform is permanent.

“It’s a sale for ever,” Laporta said. “There would be a way to recover this 25 per cent but for the moment this operation means the entry of a new partner, Socios.com, which has injected 100 million euros,” he said.

Socios.com is a platform that allows clubs to increase their interaction with fans and try to make more money from it, including the use of Fan Tokens, a kind of digital asset based on blockchain and cryptocurrencies.

In its drive to raise money quickly, Barcelona has taken a 595m euro loan from investment bank Goldman Sachs and signed a sponsorship deal worth an estimated 435m euros with streaming service Spotify.

In August 2021, Laporta announced that an audit of the club’s finances showed Barca faced an estimated debt of 1.35 billion euros.

They allowed Lionel Messi to leave for Paris Saint-Germain in 2021 because they could not afford to keep the Argentine star, even on a reduced salary.

 

 

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Inflation forced KFC to sell chicken feet in China

KFC to sell chicken feet
  • Sales at Yum China restaurants decreased by 16 percent from April through June of last year.
  • Yum China set a goal to open 1,000 to 1,200 new stores by the end of 2022 earlier this year.
  • The corporation has refrained from raising the cost of meals, in contrast to other restaurant chains.

Customers in China have long questioned why KFC doesn’t serve chicken feet, which are a local delicacy.

Now, according to Yum China’s (YUMC) CEO Joey Wat, “I can report back that for this year, for 2022, we are finally serving chicken feet.”

Customers might not have anticipated the change’s cause: increased oil prices.

Wat claimed the inclusion was a part of a larger initiative by the restaurant giant to boost productivity and utilize more of its ingredients, which has seen KFC add items like chicken wing tips to its menu.

Costs for enterprises have dramatically grown as a result of rising food and oil prices.

With a chuckle, Wat stated, “We attempt to accept this commodity price hike, with full usage of the chicken. That entails utilizing every component of the chicken “apart from the feather, I suppose.”

Wat claims that Yum China is now coming out of its most difficult quarter. The KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell businesses are owned by the Shanghai-based Corporation in China, where recent Covid-19 lockdowns affected hundreds of millions of people and kept many indoors for weeks on end.

According to Yum China, sales at locations open for at least a year decreased by 16 percent from April through June of last year.

That might have turned out worse. Despite the fact that “the second quarter was the toughest to date,” according to Wat, the decline in foot traffic was countered by higher demand for delivery, which increased for KFC and Pizza Hut by roughly 8% on a yearly basis.

The business has nevertheless had to adapt. It reduced marketing and promotion during the second quarter, pressed landlords for rent reductions, and urged its restaurants to use their resources.

Despite the challenges, Wat committed not to fire any employees this year.

With the exception of layoffs, she said, “We will look at all the cost-saving alternatives.” “We must take care of 450,000 families and 450,000 employees.”

Wat added that the business was not delaying store openings and that she was determined to maintain a “safety net” for her employees.

Yum China set a goal to open 1,000 to 1,200 new stores by the end of 2022 earlier this year, and the company is still dedicated to that strategy, she added.

The corporation has also refrained from raising the cost of meals, in contrast to other restaurant chains. Instead, it has chosen to turn around and try to attract additional clients by offering them better deals.

For instance, Pizza Hut recently brought back the buffet and launched a promotion that rewards customers for making larger purchases. Under the current conditions, buyers respond favorably to value for money, Wat told analysts on Friday.

 

 

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German brewers fear business going flat as gas crisis looms

German brewers fear business
  • German brewers sold 157.2 million liters of beer in the first half of 2014, an annual increase of 3.8 percent.
  • But sales are still 5.5 percent below the pre-crisis level of 2019.
  • The energy crisis in Germany leaves little hope of improvement in sales.

The soaring cost of energy and the threat that Russia could cut gas supplies to Germany risks worsening beer makers’ post-coronavirus hangover, the German Brewers Federation said Monday.

Having limped through the pandemic, the “German beer industry is still working in crisis mode”, brewing federation boss Holger Eichele said.

German brewers sold 157.2 million litres of the amber liquid over the first six months of the year, a 3.8 percent annual increase, according to figures published by the federal statistics office Destatis on Monday.

But despite the improvement, the first-half figure was still 5.5 percent below its pre-crisis level of 2019.

A looming energy crisis in Germany left little hope of a further improvement in sales in the second half of the year, according to the German Brewers Federation.

Energy prices have soared as Russia has dwindled supplies of natural gas to Germany and prompted fears of an acute shortage were it to cut off supplies completely.

“Without gas the shelves will be empty,” Eichele said.

The scale of the energy crisis and its impact “can only be guessed at”, he added.

Brewers had endeavoured in recent years to reduce their energy usage, but it was currently “impossible” to replace gas as the most important source for the industry, Eichele said.

According to the federation, the food and drink industry is the largest consumer of gas in Germany behind the chemicals industry.

Brewing involves a number of energy-intensive processes from roasting the malt to heating the brewing tanks. The rising cost off energy is also passed on through suppliers, such as the producers of glass bottles.

 

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FBR surpasses tax collection goal for July by Rs 458 Billion

FBR surpasses tax collection goal
  • The FED from tobacco has grown by a record amount of over 47%, or Rs2.6 billion.
  • Pakistan Customs saw a modest 2.58 percent increase in revenue under the heading of customs duty.
  • However, it fell short of the Rs77 billion target set for July.

The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) announced the preliminary revenue collection data for July 2022, which came to Rs 458 billion.

The numbers show that the FBR’s net revenue over the period was Rs 458 billion, which was 15 billion rupees more than its target of Rs 443 billion.

According to the FBR, these receipts constitute the largest July collections ever and an increase of almost 10% over the Rs417 billion in receipts made during the same period last year.

After accounting for book adjustments, the numbers should become better.

The gross collection, on the other hand, increased from Rs 438 billion in July of the previous year to Rs486 billion, a rise of 11%. Similarly, the amount of refunds given out in July increased by 32% to Rs 28 billion from Rs 21 billion paid in the previous year.

Due to the paradigm shift, domestic taxes made up 55% of the total collection while import taxes kept their 40% share.

The trend has changed as a result. Previously, 52–53% of the total revenue was collected via taxes at the import stage.

Similarly, the increase in domestic income tax is close to 31 percent, which the FBR described as a “dramatic move towards direct taxation.”

Similarly, the Advance Tax collected in July has increased significantly. Due to the implementation of a withholding provision that is applicable regardless of the holding term, there is also a 118 percent rise in the advance tax on the sale of properties under Section 236-C.

Similarly, a change in the tax rate has led to a 40 percent increase in Advance Tax under Section 147, particularly from financial companies.

The FED from tobacco has grown by a record amount of over 47%, or Rs2.6 billion, and the matching increase in Sales Tax from the Tobacco Sector has grown by a record amount of 67 percent, in a manner similar to how a hike in the rate of FED on cigarettes/tobacco has paid off.

Additionally, the FED for international flight travel has climbed by more than 200 percent.

Additionally, Pakistan Customs saw a modest 2.58 percent increase in revenue under the heading of customs duty during July 2022 compared to Rs65 billion collected during the same time last year.

However, it fell short of the Rs77 billion target set for July due to the government’s import compression policy, which aims to limit the outflow of US dollars.

In addition, the FBR lost around Rs. 11 billion in sales tax due to the zero-rating of petroleum goods.

It is important to note that the number of income tax returns for the tax year 2021 has increased by 13 percent to 3.4 million from 3.0 million for tax year 2020.

The amount of tax deposited with returns during the Tax Year 2021 increased significantly by 46 percent, from Rs52 billion to Rs76 billion.

 

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Pakistan imports oil from Saudi Arabia for $100 Million

Pakistan imports oil from Saudi Arabia
  • A finance arrangement worth $1.2 billion for the import of petroleum products was inked.
  • The parameters of the financing, include the price of acquisition by the SFD and a margin of 3.80 percent annually
  • Pakistan bought $100 million worth of petroleum products on a deferred payment basis through the Saudi oil facility.

For the fourth consecutive month in June 2022, Pakistan imported petroleum products worth $100 million on a deferred payment basis through the Saudi oil facility.

According to official records, Saudi Arabia gave Pakistan petroleum supplies worth $400 million between March and June. Additionally, it supplied $100 million worth of petroleum products each in the months of March, April, and May 2022.

On November 29, 2021, the Saudi Fund for Development (SFD) and Pakistan’s Economic Affairs Division signed a financing agreement worth $1.2 billion for the import of petroleum products (EAD).

The National Refinery Limited (NRL) and the Pak-Arab Refinery Limited (PARCO) will import petroleum products from Saudi Arabia up to $100 million per month under the terms of this facility.

For the purpose of enabling the purchase of petroleum products on a deferred payment basis, the SFD has extended the financing facility for a period of one year, up to $100 million per month.

The parameters of the financing, according to the official records, include the price of acquisition by the SFD and a margin of 3.80 percent annually. The initial term of the Financing Agreement shall be for a period of one (1) year, which term may be mutually extended for an additional one (1) year.

 

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Gold prices fall in Pakistan as Govt affirms economic progress

Gold prices fall in Pakistan
  • The price of gold fell by Rs 2,200 per tola and Rs 1,886 per 10 kilos to settle at Rs 157,400 and Rs 134,945 on the local market.
  • Gold prices fell as a result of the government’s position on economic growth and a strengthening of the local currency.
  • Today’s Domestic market silver prices stayed constant at Rs 1,630 per tola and Rs 1,397.46 per 10 grams.

On Monday, gold prices fell as a result of the government’s position on economic growth and a strengthening of the local currency.

ASSJA data revealed that the price of gold, which is regarded as a safe haven, fell by Rs 2,200 per tola and Rs 1,886 per 10 kilos to settle at Rs 157,400 and Rs 134,945 on the local market.

The price of gold is currently below its cost, which should be noticed. Compared to Dubai, the price of gold is reduced by Rs 3,500 per tola.

The most recent price for local markets was chosen while keeping in mind the costs at which transactions between buyers and sellers occurred.

The price of gold rose $ 7 per ounce to settle at $ 1,774 on the international market as the dollar weakened and investors awaited fresh economic data that would indicate how quickly the US Federal Reserve will raise interest rates.

In the meantime, today’s domestic market silver prices stayed constant at Rs 1,630 per tola and Rs 1,397.46 per 10 grams.

 

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