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- Falling gold prices boost jewellery demand up by 10-20 per centJewellers said demand is up by 10-20% compared with December, when prices were ruling over Rs 50,000 per 10 gm.
- Gold Rate Today: Gold, silver shine on higher demand, firm global trendThe MCX Gold was trading at Rs 32,061 per 10 grams.
- Gold surges on global cues, wedding season demandIn addition, continued buying by jewellers and retailers to meet the wedding season demand supported the upside, they said.
- 40% drop in wedding days in 2015 may dent gold demandIf prices correct at Rs 25,000 per 10 gm-level then the impact will be little less as people will still buy despite wedding dates being les...
- Gold recovers marginally on seasonal demand, global cuesMild demand from jewellers, triggered by seasonal demand and a firming global trend amid signs that demand is rising in China, helped the p...
- Gold demand will increase, says World Gold CouncilThe World Gold Council is confident that 2014 would end on a robust note in gold demand in India, contrary to the initial drop in the first...
- Gold futures touch new high of Rs 32,400 on global cuesBuoyed by a firming global trend, gold prices surpassed all previous records to trade at fresh record high of Rs 32,400 per 10 gram in futu...
- China set to overtake US in diamond consumption: OfficialChina is expected to overtake the US to become the world's largest diamond-consuming country in 2016, Ari Epstein, CEO of AWDC, said.
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