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Smugglers are hard at work as higher duty puts the shine on goldThe recent spike in import duties in India has inadvertently fueled a rise in gold smuggling activities. Traders are noting a marked increa...- What does an import restriction mean for silver investments?India’s move to restrict silver imports and raise duties is expected to push up domestic prices by increasing premiums over global benchmar...
- These 8 private and public banking stocks have an upside of up to 27% in one year, according to analystsInflation is at a 13-month high, primarily led by a rise in food prices. And with an impending fuel price hike, it could spike even more. A...
- Flying via Dubai? New ticket refund rules for delays and other consumer rights you must knowNew consumer rights rules for air travel in Dubai took effect on April 28, 2026, empowering passengers with clearer information on ticket p...
- Dubai eases visa rule for single property buyersDubai has removed the minimum property value for its two-year residency visa for individual buyers. This move aims to boost realty demand. ...
- In hawala universe, it's a partial eclipse of dollarThe Indian money market's hawala sector is experiencing an unusual discount on the dollar-rupee exchange rate, a shift attributed to stalle...
- Cheap gold in Dubai amid Middle East Crisis: How much gold can you buy and bring to India at lower cost and taxes?Flight disruptions due to the Iran-Israel conflict have led to discounted gold prices in Dubai, presenting potential buying opportunities f...
- NRIs in Dubai sell gold amid escalating Israel-Iran war to secure cashWith rising tensions from the Israel-Iran conflict, Indian expatriates in Dubai are cashing in on their gold investments. Many are opting t...
- Gold stuck in Dubai is being sold at a discount as war widensDubai's gold market is offering significant discounts, as Middle East conflict disrupts flights and shipping. Buyers are hesitant due to hi...
- Buying gold worth Rs 20 lakh in Dubai and selling it in India: Can you make huge gains without any risk? Experts weigh inSuraj Nangia, founder, Nangia Global, says an Indian traveller who has resided abroad for over one year can bring in a limited amount of go...
- Buying gold overseas seen to lose lustre as duty cut push domestic salesIndian jewellers foresee a surge in domestic gold purchases due to a significant customs duty cut in the 2024-25 budget. This change has na...
- India's four-week platinum imports surpass 2023 total as gold shown as platinumIndia's platinum imports surged in June as dealers exploited a loophole by registering gold alloys as platinum to avoid higher duties. This...
- Indian jewellers gear up for next festival as gold sales pick pace"Dussehra sales gave confidence to jewellers. They're now buying for Diwali," said a Mumbai-based dealer with a bullion importing bank.
- Indian jewellers gear up for next festival as sales pick paceIndians celebrated the Dussehra festival on Sunday, and now await Diwali and Dhanteras in November. "Dussehra sales gave confidence to jewe...
- Empty jewellery shops plague India market as Dubai exports arriveOn Friday, gold futures in India, traditionally the world's second biggest gold consumer after China, were trading around 51,800 rupees ($6...
- 20 things to do in Dubai this season: Skydiving, underwater dining, a trip to Gold SoukHere are the top places to tick off your list when you’re in town.
- DRI sniffs out trail of smuggled gold tradeThe huge, undeclared currency is allegedly used to buy jewellery overseas and bring it back in person by the same or unrelated parties
- Sonam Kapoor recommends Dubai Shopping Festival for retail therapyWhen Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor was spotted shopping in Dubai
- Oil slump empties Saudi wallets and Dubai's gold soukShopkeepers in Dubai say sales are declining because tourists from Saudi and Russia have less cash to spend.
- Jewellers offer host of freebies to lure customers as growth dips this festive seasonThe freebies come at a time when buyers are facing a shopping dilemma due to high gold prices together with the nearing Diwali festival.
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