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Gold, Silver Coins Sparkle on Dhanteras, Jewellery Loses Sheen
Gold and silver coins, including those bearing Ashok Chakra, are getting some extra shine on Dhanteras today instead of jewellery as consumers are on a buying spree lured by lower prices.
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Gold sales on Dhanteras hurt by inflation, say experts
Gold sales on the occasion of Dhanteras were down by about 50 per cent despite lower price as sluggish demand for bars and coins amid high inflation and weak economic outlook dimmed the sparkle of the precious metal.
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Gold jewellery sales seen plunging 60 per cent this Diwali: experts
Despite demand, gold jewellery sales are likely to decline by up to 60 per cent this festive season due to a stock crunch following restrictions on imports, say industry experts.
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Gold may get costlier due to RBI measures to boost exports, say experts
Gold may get costlier after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) made it mandatory to export 20 per cent of imports in a bid to arrest the rupee's fall and improve the countrys high current account deficit, traders and jewellers said on Monday.
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Gold, Silver Coins Sparkle on Dhanteras, Jewellery Loses Sheen
Gold and silver coins, including those bearing Ashok Chakra, are getting some extra shine on Dhanteras today instead of jewellery as consumers are on a buying spree lured by lower prices.
-
Gold sales on Dhanteras hurt by inflation, say experts
Gold sales on the occasion of Dhanteras were down by about 50 per cent despite lower price as sluggish demand for bars and coins amid high inflation and weak economic outlook dimmed the sparkle of the precious metal.
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Gold jewellery sales seen plunging 60 per cent this Diwali: experts
Despite demand, gold jewellery sales are likely to decline by up to 60 per cent this festive season due to a stock crunch following restrictions on imports, say industry experts.
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Gold may get costlier due to RBI measures to boost exports, say experts
Gold may get costlier after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) made it mandatory to export 20 per cent of imports in a bid to arrest the rupee's fall and improve the countrys high current account deficit, traders and jewellers said on Monday.
