GJF believes that the decision on imposing pan card restriction is not fair and justifiable under law as it tantamount to discrimination ag...

Dealers want the government to simplify the gold monetisation scheme through measures such as not pressing people to declare the source of ...

Gold imports in India, the world's largest consumer, will not increase in the coming months following the RBI easing curbs on inward shipme...

Gold imports are expected to nearly halve to 50-60 tonnes this month from their September level as jewellers have adequately stocked up for...

According to government data, gold imports were at $3.75 billion in September this year compared to $682.5 million in the same month last y...

Jewellers are betting big on IIJS and IIJW to beef up sales at a time when the government is trying to put a check on the domestic consumpt...

Commenting on the Budget, Gold and jewellery trade federation welcomed the Transaction tax and increase in baggage allowance to Rs One lakh.

The All India Gem and Jewellery Trade Federation (GJF) has lauded Finance Minister P Chidambaram for not increasing the import duty on gold.

Stating that a hike in import duty will not have desired results, GJF has come out with several recommendations to curb gold import.

The government move comes at a time when GJF has submitted its recommendation to reduce the import duty on gold from 4% to 2%.

All India Gems and Jewellery Federation has urged the government to reduce import duty on gold and silver to help the industry and put an e...

The bullion market remained closed for the 11th day following the strike by traders and jewellers against the Budget proposals to bring the...

Protesting against the Budget proposals, the All-India Gems & Jewellery Trade Federation has decided to go on an indefinite strike from tom...

GJF in its Budget 2012 suggestion asked for increasing the limit of gold buying to Rs 25 lakh from present Rs 5 lakh which would require fu...

The gems and jewellery industry has sought substantial reduction in the quantity of gold that NRIs are allowed to bring into the country.

Jewellers are feeling the heat of weakening rupee. The import bill for gold and silver is on the rise.

The sales of gold and diamond jewellery surged by up to 40 per cent on 'Akshaya Tritiya' compared to last year, industry sources said.