Gold prices went up by Rs 500 per 10 gm in the physical market today, a day ahead of Dhanteras, dampening the mood of consumers even though...

Sales of the worst affected mass-to-mid segment products across categories have also seen a slight improvement in this season with single-d...

Demand for gold in the country increased about 7.7% by volume to an estimated 42 tonnes and 10% by value to ₹22,000 crore, according to the...

Gold prices, which stood at ₹57,415 per 10 gm before the attacks by Hamas, have shot up to ₹60,612 in the past fortnight. "The upward trend...

Dhanteras is regarded as the most auspicious day in the Hindu calendar for buying items like precious metals, utensils and other valuables....

"Unlike the Diwali season of 2021, this season may not have the advantage of pent-up demand or savings from muted wedding celebrations fuel...

With Indian jewellery market already on the robust recovery path, the jewellers are expecting strong Diwali sales in the Dhanteras as the f...

Jewellery is an integral part of Indian weddings. Ornament sellers fear that marriages fixed for the December-January period may get pushed...

Spot gold on MCX has risen by almost 22 per cent year-on-year to Rs 38,630 (ex-GST) this Dhanteras-Diwali.

For the September quarter, sales for the company fell 26.8 per cent YoY drop to Rs 326.02 crore.

Jewellers from Gujarat and Delhi, the 2 major markets, said off-take dropped significantly.

Gold traders are concerned that gold sales would be lacklustre even in Dhanteras.

Sales dropped by 60% on Monday in south India that accounts for 40% of the country's total gold consumption.

"People have come out and bought our products. We had always betted on women’s desire to own gold jewellery and this segment is back with a...

Consumers are preferring pure gold jewellery over diamond jewellery and lightweight jewellery in particular, is the flavour of the season.

Gold jewellery sales are down almost 20% while silver demand has declined almost 40% though the price of the metal softened on Friday by 3%...

The 8% fall in the rupee against the dollar since August has forced importers to pay more for the same quantity of gold imported.