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Commodity prices extend declines amid market volatility led by silver

Base and precious metals fell on Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) futures. The fall in metals was a little sharper on the London Metal Exchange (LME)

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The volatility in gold and silver yielded a record turnover on Monday in bullion on the MCX, of Rs 35,112 crore across bullion.

Dilip Kumar Jha Mumbai
Commodity prices extended their decline on Tuesday amid volatility, after a sharp fall the previous day on concerns over global economic growth as the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic spread.

Base and precious metals fell on Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) futures. The fall in metals was a little sharper on the London Metal Exchange (LME).

At Zaveri Bazaar here, silver fell four per cent to close at Rs 35,145 a kg on Tuesday. Traders were not keen on deals and were offering a high spread to buyers. Many offered April delivery at the low price.

The spot price of silver has fallen

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