Gold gets smuggled into the country in a hundred ways. A carrier can hide it in their body, stitch it inside their clothing, conceal it in ...

The company said it will utilize the fresh funds to strengthen its portfolio of scalable solutions that use AI and Satellite remote sensing...

"The credit demand from farming in general is high. Fish farming and shrimp farming have shown more demand during the ongoing kharif season...

However, despite duty hike, inflation and uncertainty, WGC has pegged this year's gold consumption at 800 tonnes, which is a shade higher t...

He added that the company has partnered with over five financial institutions and two insurers to accelerate fintech inclusion and risk mit...

WGC Regional CEO, India, Somasundaram P R told PTI that gold prices began rising in January, increasing by 8 per cent to Rs 45,434 per 10 g...

Gold jewellery demand doubled year-on-year in 2021, surging past pre-pandemic levels to reach a six-year high of 610.9 tonnes, fuelled by w...

"The year 2021 revalidated the strength of conventional wisdom about gold and holds several lessons in revival that will shape policy think...

Miners dropped 1.2% as China's gross domestic product data signalled cooling growth momentum and weak consumption in the property and retai...

The move comes at a time when digital gold is gaining importance in the Indian market and is becoming a hit with millennials, primarily due...

WGC on Thursday released its report on gold demand in the third quarter of 2021. It pegged it at 139.1 tonnes, up by 47% when compared with...

“The second quarter of 2021 was marked by widespread regional lockdowns following the rise in Covid infections. Unlike the previous year, w...

The Australian energy index declined 2.9% on weaker oil prices. Santos fell 5%, while Woodside Petroleum lost 2%.

The Karur-based bank has been without a chairman for more than a year now after S Narayan retired in January 2011.

The company also has producer Michael Rosenberg as its chairman. It was established in 2009 and is listed on LSE's AIM exchange.

The bank's decision coincided with a slump in housing loan demand amid rising interest rates and concerns over loan defaults.

Lakshmi Vilas Bank (LVB) will dilute a 40% equity to raise funds from a share sale to boost its capital and raise lending.