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Post By : IJ News Service On 10 March 2014 1:49 PM
The Indian diamond industry and trade have left behind the turbulent year 2009 on an optimistic note for 2010. According to estimates presented by one overseas agency, jewellery sales during the outgoing Christmas season in the USA were about 5.6 per cent higher, compared with the same season of 2008. Till this remains unchallenged , this estimate can provide to the industry and trade some cheer, howsoever limited, looking to the fact that this estimate is based on the earlier year’s corresponding base when retail sales in the USA were down 30 per cent compared with the holiday season of 2007.%% {{Retailers Lavishly Entertained Visitor like VIPs !}}$$ The US retailers who kept their fresh purchases low, concentrated more on clearing the existing stocks, by trying all the tricks of the trade to attract shoppers. Some of them like Walmart, Target, Borders Group etc. kept their stores open for extended hours. At David Yuman, the high-priced jewellery store on Madison Avenue, visitors were offered champagne as they stepped into the store! At various other stores even casual browsers were treated like VIPs.%% {{Rise in Consumer Confidence :}}$$ If fears about a further slide in sales during the holiday season did not materialize, it was because of the reports that the US economy had grown 2.2 per cent in the third quarter of 2009 and further economic recovery was expected in 2010. Increased sales of automobiles and some improvement in manufacturing activity also helped in boosting consumer confidence index to 52.9 in December 2009. A year ago it had fallen as low as 38. Those who were lucky to retain their jobs were naturally prepared to make holiday purchases.
{{Manufacturing Activity Increases :}}$$ After a very weak first quarter of 2009, business sentiment started improving from the second quarter. Diamond manufacturing units in the country which had earlier curtailed their production for production for want of demand, now wanted to raise it. They, however, faced the problems of shortages of rough and its rising prices. However, a number of manufacturing units tried their best to raise output, hoping that the worst was over. Consequently, the manufacturing activity which had come down to a trickle in early 2009, improved considerably later. Overseas demand also showed some signs of improvement.%% {{Fluctuation in pre-Christmas Buying :}}$$ The pre-Christmas buying season started from September 2009 on a hopeful note, but weakened surprisingly in the subsequent month, as overseas retailers were inclined to make limited purchases. This becomes clear from trends of diamond shipments during the pre-Christmas period. For instance, shipments of cut and polished diamonds increased from US$ 1,181.74 million in August 2009, to US$ 1,761.60 million in September 2009, but this tempo could not be sustained in the subsequent two months as can be seen from the decline in shipments to US$ 1,495.73 million in October 2009 and further to US$ 1,342.61 million in November 2009.
{{Inventories Reduced :}}$$ Compared with this time a year ago, inventories with the industry and trade had come down considerably. Problems, such as shortages and rising prices of rough stones, and less than necessary improvement in polished prices remained. Moreover, a number of manufacturing units continued to face the problem of labor shortages, since many diamond workers who lost their jobs when the industry faced severe recession did not return. Probably many of them might have gone back to their farms or might have got jobs elsewhere.%% {{Prospects Ahead :}}$$ Looking ahead, business sentiment is expected to improve in the coming months in view of the possibility of further improvement in the economy of the USA which remains the largest consumer of diamond jewellery in the world. However, manufacturing units continue to face shortage of rough. This can be seen from the premium on certain categories of rough ranging from about 15 to 30 per cent. In the absence of adequate improvement in the realizations for polished gems, this hits their margins. Mostly better quality gems are moving at present.%% {{Polished Diamonds Exports Jump !}}$$ Meanwhile, according to provisional statistics, shipments of cut and polished diamonds from the country in December 09 amounted to US$ 1,289.09 million showing a 65.68 per cent jump from US$ 778.07 million in December 2008 when they were badly hit by recession.$$ For the first 9 months of 2009-10, these shipments totalled US$ 12,063.94 million (Rs. 57,759.03 crore), against US$ 11,586.54 million (Rs. 51,159.02 crore), showing a rise of 4.58 per cent in dollar terms and 13.37 per cent in rupees.
{{Imports of Rough Diamonds Down :}}$$ Imports of rough diamonds during this 9 month period amounted to US$ 10,063.79 million (Rs. 48,200.99 crore) against US$ 11,577.65 million (Rs. 50,694.47 crore) in the same period of the preceding year, showing a decline of 13 per cent in dollars and 4.92 per cent in rupees.%% {{Polished Diamond Imports Better :}}$$ However, imports of cut and polished diamonds during the April-December period of 2009-10, were up at US$ 7,450.98 million (Rs. 35,665.57 crore), against US$ 6,712.88 million (Rs. 29,808.47 crore) in the same period of the preceding year. These imports were thus up 10.99 per cent in dollar terms and 19.65 per cent in rupees. %% {{Jewellery Exports Sluggish :}}$$ Shipments of gold jewellery in the first 9 months of 2009-10 were about 0.40 per cent lower in dollar terms at US$ 6,570.31 million, against US$ 6,596.59 million in the same period of the preceding year. However in rupee-terms they were better by 6.52 per cent at Rs. 31,504.90 crore, against Rs. 29,576.89 crore in the same period a year ago.%% {{Platinum, Palladium Rally:}}$$ Both platinum and palladium rallied to their highest levels in over 17 months on January 18, 2010. Platinum touched US$ 1,626 per ounce, while palladium rise US$ 457.50 per ounce. These metals drew inspiration from the launch of exchange traded plans for these in the USA from January 8, 2010. It is believed that this facility will attract more investors, thus paving the way for buoyant market for them.%% {{Bullion : Resistance at Higher Levels :}}$$ The yellow metal is encountering resistance at higher levels, as the US dollar is seen hardening against select currencies. It was placed at US$ 1134.25 per oz. on January 18, 2010, while silver was quoted at US$ 18.62 per oz. In the domestic market standard gold was placed on that day at Rs. 16,840 per 10 grammes and silver at Rs. 29,005 per kg.
{{Main Trends }} {[Retailers Lavishly Entertained Visitors like VIPs!]}{[Rise in Consumer Confidence]} {[Manufacturing Activity Increases]}{[Fluctuation in pre-Christmas Buying]} {[Inventories Reduced]} {[Prospects Ahead]} {[Polished diamonds Exports Jump]} {[Imports of Rough diamonds Down]} {[Polished Diamond Imports Better]} {[Jewellery Exports Sluggish]} {[Platinum, Palladium Rally]} {[Bullion: Resistance at Higher Levels.]}
The Indian diamond industry and trade have left behind the turbulent year 2009 on an optimistic note for 2010. According to estimates presented by one overseas agency, jewellery sales during the outgoing Christmas season in the USA were about 5.6 per cent higher, compared with the same season of 2008. Till this remains unchallenged , this estimate can provide to the industry and trade some cheer, howsoever limited, looking to the fact that this estimate is based on the earlier year’s corresponding base when retail sales in the USA were down 30 per cent compared with the holiday season of 2007.%% {{Retailers Lavishly Entertained Visitor like VIPs !}}$$ The US retailers who kept their fresh purchases low, concentrated more on clearing the existing stocks, by trying all the tricks of the trade to attract shoppers. Some of them like Walmart, Target, Borders Group etc. kept their stores open for extended hours. At David Yuman, the high-priced jewellery store on Madison Avenue, visitors were offered champagne as they stepped into the store! At various other stores even casual browsers were treated like VIPs.%% {{Rise in Consumer Confidence :}}$$ If fears about a further slide in sales during the holiday season did not materialize, it was because of the reports that the US economy had grown 2.2 per cent in the third quarter of 2009 and further economic recovery was expected in 2010. Increased sales of automobiles and some improvement in manufacturing activity also helped in boosting consumer confidence index to 52.9 in December 2009. A year ago it had fallen as low as 38. Those who were lucky to retain their jobs were naturally prepared to make holiday purchases.
{{Manufacturing Activity Increases :}}$$ After a very weak first quarter of 2009, business sentiment started improving from the second quarter. Diamond manufacturing units in the country which had earlier curtailed their production for production for want of demand, now wanted to raise it. They, however, faced the problems of shortages of rough and its rising prices. However, a number of manufacturing units tried their best to raise output, hoping that the worst was over. Consequently, the manufacturing activity which had come down to a trickle in early 2009, improved considerably later. Overseas demand also showed some signs of improvement.%% {{Fluctuation in pre-Christmas Buying :}}$$ The pre-Christmas buying season started from September 2009 on a hopeful note, but weakened surprisingly in the subsequent month, as overseas retailers were inclined to make limited purchases. This becomes clear from trends of diamond shipments during the pre-Christmas period. For instance, shipments of cut and polished diamonds increased from US$ 1,181.74 million in August 2009, to US$ 1,761.60 million in September 2009, but this tempo could not be sustained in the subsequent two months as can be seen from the decline in shipments to US$ 1,495.73 million in October 2009 and further to US$ 1,342.61 million in November 2009.
{{Inventories Reduced :}}$$ Compared with this time a year ago, inventories with the industry and trade had come down considerably. Problems, such as shortages and rising prices of rough stones, and less than necessary improvement in polished prices remained. Moreover, a number of manufacturing units continued to face the problem of labor shortages, since many diamond workers who lost their jobs when the industry faced severe recession did not return. Probably many of them might have gone back to their farms or might have got jobs elsewhere.%% {{Prospects Ahead :}}$$ Looking ahead, business sentiment is expected to improve in the coming months in view of the possibility of further improvement in the economy of the USA which remains the largest consumer of diamond jewellery in the world. However, manufacturing units continue to face shortage of rough. This can be seen from the premium on certain categories of rough ranging from about 15 to 30 per cent. In the absence of adequate improvement in the realizations for polished gems, this hits their margins. Mostly better quality gems are moving at present.%% {{Polished Diamonds Exports Jump !}}$$ Meanwhile, according to provisional statistics, shipments of cut and polished diamonds from the country in December 09 amounted to US$ 1,289.09 million showing a 65.68 per cent jump from US$ 778.07 million in December 2008 when they were badly hit by recession.$$ For the first 9 months of 2009-10, these shipments totalled US$ 12,063.94 million (Rs. 57,759.03 crore), against US$ 11,586.54 million (Rs. 51,159.02 crore), showing a rise of 4.58 per cent in dollar terms and 13.37 per cent in rupees.
{{Imports of Rough Diamonds Down :}}$$ Imports of rough diamonds during this 9 month period amounted to US$ 10,063.79 million (Rs. 48,200.99 crore) against US$ 11,577.65 million (Rs. 50,694.47 crore) in the same period of the preceding year, showing a decline of 13 per cent in dollars and 4.92 per cent in rupees.%% {{Polished Diamond Imports Better :}}$$ However, imports of cut and polished diamonds during the April-December period of 2009-10, were up at US$ 7,450.98 million (Rs. 35,665.57 crore), against US$ 6,712.88 million (Rs. 29,808.47 crore) in the same period of the preceding year. These imports were thus up 10.99 per cent in dollar terms and 19.65 per cent in rupees. %% {{Jewellery Exports Sluggish :}}$$ Shipments of gold jewellery in the first 9 months of 2009-10 were about 0.40 per cent lower in dollar terms at US$ 6,570.31 million, against US$ 6,596.59 million in the same period of the preceding year. However in rupee-terms they were better by 6.52 per cent at Rs. 31,504.90 crore, against Rs. 29,576.89 crore in the same period a year ago.%% {{Platinum, Palladium Rally:}}$$ Both platinum and palladium rallied to their highest levels in over 17 months on January 18, 2010. Platinum touched US$ 1,626 per ounce, while palladium rise US$ 457.50 per ounce. These metals drew inspiration from the launch of exchange traded plans for these in the USA from January 8, 2010. It is believed that this facility will attract more investors, thus paving the way for buoyant market for them.%% {{Bullion : Resistance at Higher Levels :}}$$ The yellow metal is encountering resistance at higher levels, as the US dollar is seen hardening against select currencies. It was placed at US$ 1134.25 per oz. on January 18, 2010, while silver was quoted at US$ 18.62 per oz. In the domestic market standard gold was placed on that day at Rs. 16,840 per 10 grammes and silver at Rs. 29,005 per kg.
{{Main Trends }} {[Retailers Lavishly Entertained Visitors like VIPs!]}{[Rise in Consumer Confidence]} {[Manufacturing Activity Increases]}{[Fluctuation in pre-Christmas Buying]} {[Inventories Reduced]} {[Prospects Ahead]} {[Polished diamonds Exports Jump]} {[Imports of Rough diamonds Down]} {[Polished Diamond Imports Better]} {[Jewellery Exports Sluggish]} {[Platinum, Palladium Rally]} {[Bullion: Resistance at Higher Levels.]}
The Indian diamond industry and trade have left behind the turbulent year 2009 on an optimistic note for 2010. According to estimates presented by one overseas agency, jewellery sales during the outgoing Christmas season in the USA were about 5.6 per cent higher, compared with the same season of 2008. Till this remains unchallenged , this estimate can provide to the industry and trade some cheer, howsoever limited, looking to the fact that this estimate is based on the earlier year’s corresponding base when retail sales in the USA were down 30 per cent compared with the holiday season of 2007.%% {{Retailers Lavishly Entertained Visitor like VIPs !}}$$ The US retailers who kept their fresh purchases low, concentrated more on clearing the existing stocks, by trying all the tricks of the trade to attract shoppers. Some of them like Walmart, Target, Borders Group etc. kept their stores open for extended hours. At David Yuman, the high-priced jewellery store on Madison Avenue, visitors were offered champagne as they stepped into the store! At various other stores even casual browsers were treated like VIPs.%% {{Rise in Consumer Confidence :}}$$ If fears about a further slide in sales during the holiday season did not materialize, it was because of the reports that the US economy had grown 2.2 per cent in the third quarter of 2009 and further economic recovery was expected in 2010. Increased sales of automobiles and some improvement in manufacturing activity also helped in boosting consumer confidence index to 52.9 in December 2009. A year ago it had fallen as low as 38. Those who were lucky to retain their jobs were naturally prepared to make holiday purchases.
{{Manufacturing Activity Increases :}}$$ After a very weak first quarter of 2009, business sentiment started improving from the second quarter. Diamond manufacturing units in the country which had earlier curtailed their production for production for want of demand, now wanted to raise it. They, however, faced the problems of shortages of rough and its rising prices. However, a number of manufacturing units tried their best to raise output, hoping that the worst was over. Consequently, the manufacturing activity which had come down to a trickle in early 2009, improved considerably later. Overseas demand also showed some signs of improvement.%% {{Fluctuation in pre-Christmas Buying :}}$$ The pre-Christmas buying season started from September 2009 on a hopeful note, but weakened surprisingly in the subsequent month, as overseas retailers were inclined to make limited purchases. This becomes clear from trends of diamond shipments during the pre-Christmas period. For instance, shipments of cut and polished diamonds increased from US$ 1,181.74 million in August 2009, to US$ 1,761.60 million in September 2009, but this tempo could not be sustained in the subsequent two months as can be seen from the decline in shipments to US$ 1,495.73 million in October 2009 and further to US$ 1,342.61 million in November 2009.
{{Inventories Reduced :}}$$ Compared with this time a year ago, inventories with the industry and trade had come down considerably. Problems, such as shortages and rising prices of rough stones, and less than necessary improvement in polished prices remained. Moreover, a number of manufacturing units continued to face the problem of labor shortages, since many diamond workers who lost their jobs when the industry faced severe recession did not return. Probably many of them might have gone back to their farms or might have got jobs elsewhere.%% {{Prospects Ahead :}}$$ Looking ahead, business sentiment is expected to improve in the coming months in view of the possibility of further improvement in the economy of the USA which remains the largest consumer of diamond jewellery in the world. However, manufacturing units continue to face shortage of rough. This can be seen from the premium on certain categories of rough ranging from about 15 to 30 per cent. In the absence of adequate improvement in the realizations for polished gems, this hits their margins. Mostly better quality gems are moving at present.%% {{Polished Diamonds Exports Jump !}}$$ Meanwhile, according to provisional statistics, shipments of cut and polished diamonds from the country in December 09 amounted to US$ 1,289.09 million showing a 65.68 per cent jump from US$ 778.07 million in December 2008 when they were badly hit by recession.$$ For the first 9 months of 2009-10, these shipments totalled US$ 12,063.94 million (Rs. 57,759.03 crore), against US$ 11,586.54 million (Rs. 51,159.02 crore), showing a rise of 4.58 per cent in dollar terms and 13.37 per cent in rupees.
{{Imports of Rough Diamonds Down :}}$$ Imports of rough diamonds during this 9 month period amounted to US$ 10,063.79 million (Rs. 48,200.99 crore) against US$ 11,577.65 million (Rs. 50,694.47 crore) in the same period of the preceding year, showing a decline of 13 per cent in dollars and 4.92 per cent in rupees.%% {{Polished Diamond Imports Better :}}$$ However, imports of cut and polished diamonds during the April-December period of 2009-10, were up at US$ 7,450.98 million (Rs. 35,665.57 crore), against US$ 6,712.88 million (Rs. 29,808.47 crore) in the same period of the preceding year. These imports were thus up 10.99 per cent in dollar terms and 19.65 per cent in rupees. %% {{Jewellery Exports Sluggish :}}$$ Shipments of gold jewellery in the first 9 months of 2009-10 were about 0.40 per cent lower in dollar terms at US$ 6,570.31 million, against US$ 6,596.59 million in the same period of the preceding year. However in rupee-terms they were better by 6.52 per cent at Rs. 31,504.90 crore, against Rs. 29,576.89 crore in the same period a year ago.%% {{Platinum, Palladium Rally:}}$$ Both platinum and palladium rallied to their highest levels in over 17 months on January 18, 2010. Platinum touched US$ 1,626 per ounce, while palladium rise US$ 457.50 per ounce. These metals drew inspiration from the launch of exchange traded plans for these in the USA from January 8, 2010. It is believed that this facility will attract more investors, thus paving the way for buoyant market for them.%% {{Bullion : Resistance at Higher Levels :}}$$ The yellow metal is encountering resistance at higher levels, as the US dollar is seen hardening against select currencies. It was placed at US$ 1134.25 per oz. on January 18, 2010, while silver was quoted at US$ 18.62 per oz. In the domestic market standard gold was placed on that day at Rs. 16,840 per 10 grammes and silver at Rs. 29,005 per kg.
{{Main Trends }} {[Retailers Lavishly Entertained Visitors like VIPs!]}{[Rise in Consumer Confidence]} {[Manufacturing Activity Increases]}{[Fluctuation in pre-Christmas Buying]} {[Inventories Reduced]} {[Prospects Ahead]} {[Polished diamonds Exports Jump]} {[Imports of Rough diamonds Down]} {[Polished Diamond Imports Better]} {[Jewellery Exports Sluggish]} {[Platinum, Palladium Rally]} {[Bullion: Resistance at Higher Levels.]}
The Indian diamond industry and trade have left behind the turbulent year 2009 on an optimistic note for 2010. According to estimates presented by one overseas agency, jewellery sales during the outgoing Christmas season in the USA were about 5.6 per cent higher, compared with the same season of 2008. Till this remains unchallenged , this estimate can provide to the industry and trade some cheer, howsoever limited, looking to the fact that this estimate is based on the earlier year’s corresponding base when retail sales in the USA were down 30 per cent compared with the holiday season of 2007.%% {{Retailers Lavishly Entertained Visitor like VIPs !}}$$ The US retailers who kept their fresh purchases low, concentrated more on clearing the existing stocks, by trying all the tricks of the trade to attract shoppers. Some of them like Walmart, Target, Borders Group etc. kept their stores open for extended hours. At David Yuman, the high-priced jewellery store on Madison Avenue, visitors were offered champagne as they stepped into the store! At various other stores even casual browsers were treated like VIPs.%% {{Rise in Consumer Confidence :}}$$ If fears about a further slide in sales during the holiday season did not materialize, it was because of the reports that the US economy had grown 2.2 per cent in the third quarter of 2009 and further economic recovery was expected in 2010. Increased sales of automobiles and some improvement in manufacturing activity also helped in boosting consumer confidence index to 52.9 in December 2009. A year ago it had fallen as low as 38. Those who were lucky to retain their jobs were naturally prepared to make holiday purchases.
{{Manufacturing Activity Increases :}}$$ After a very weak first quarter of 2009, business sentiment started improving from the second quarter. Diamond manufacturing units in the country which had earlier curtailed their production for production for want of demand, now wanted to raise it. They, however, faced the problems of shortages of rough and its rising prices. However, a number of manufacturing units tried their best to raise output, hoping that the worst was over. Consequently, the manufacturing activity which had come down to a trickle in early 2009, improved considerably later. Overseas demand also showed some signs of improvement.%% {{Fluctuation in pre-Christmas Buying :}}$$ The pre-Christmas buying season started from September 2009 on a hopeful note, but weakened surprisingly in the subsequent month, as overseas retailers were inclined to make limited purchases. This becomes clear from trends of diamond shipments during the pre-Christmas period. For instance, shipments of cut and polished diamonds increased from US$ 1,181.74 million in August 2009, to US$ 1,761.60 million in September 2009, but this tempo could not be sustained in the subsequent two months as can be seen from the decline in shipments to US$ 1,495.73 million in October 2009 and further to US$ 1,342.61 million in November 2009.
{{Inventories Reduced :}}$$ Compared with this time a year ago, inventories with the industry and trade had come down considerably. Problems, such as shortages and rising prices of rough stones, and less than necessary improvement in polished prices remained. Moreover, a number of manufacturing units continued to face the problem of labor shortages, since many diamond workers who lost their jobs when the industry faced severe recession did not return. Probably many of them might have gone back to their farms or might have got jobs elsewhere.%% {{Prospects Ahead :}}$$ Looking ahead, business sentiment is expected to improve in the coming months in view of the possibility of further improvement in the economy of the USA which remains the largest consumer of diamond jewellery in the world. However, manufacturing units continue to face shortage of rough. This can be seen from the premium on certain categories of rough ranging from about 15 to 30 per cent. In the absence of adequate improvement in the realizations for polished gems, this hits their margins. Mostly better quality gems are moving at present.%% {{Polished Diamonds Exports Jump !}}$$ Meanwhile, according to provisional statistics, shipments of cut and polished diamonds from the country in December 09 amounted to US$ 1,289.09 million showing a 65.68 per cent jump from US$ 778.07 million in December 2008 when they were badly hit by recession.$$ For the first 9 months of 2009-10, these shipments totalled US$ 12,063.94 million (Rs. 57,759.03 crore), against US$ 11,586.54 million (Rs. 51,159.02 crore), showing a rise of 4.58 per cent in dollar terms and 13.37 per cent in rupees.
{{Imports of Rough Diamonds Down :}}$$ Imports of rough diamonds during this 9 month period amounted to US$ 10,063.79 million (Rs. 48,200.99 crore) against US$ 11,577.65 million (Rs. 50,694.47 crore) in the same period of the preceding year, showing a decline of 13 per cent in dollars and 4.92 per cent in rupees.%% {{Polished Diamond Imports Better :}}$$ However, imports of cut and polished diamonds during the April-December period of 2009-10, were up at US$ 7,450.98 million (Rs. 35,665.57 crore), against US$ 6,712.88 million (Rs. 29,808.47 crore) in the same period of the preceding year. These imports were thus up 10.99 per cent in dollar terms and 19.65 per cent in rupees. %% {{Jewellery Exports Sluggish :}}$$ Shipments of gold jewellery in the first 9 months of 2009-10 were about 0.40 per cent lower in dollar terms at US$ 6,570.31 million, against US$ 6,596.59 million in the same period of the preceding year. However in rupee-terms they were better by 6.52 per cent at Rs. 31,504.90 crore, against Rs. 29,576.89 crore in the same period a year ago.%% {{Platinum, Palladium Rally:}}$$ Both platinum and palladium rallied to their highest levels in over 17 months on January 18, 2010. Platinum touched US$ 1,626 per ounce, while palladium rise US$ 457.50 per ounce. These metals drew inspiration from the launch of exchange traded plans for these in the USA from January 8, 2010. It is believed that this facility will attract more investors, thus paving the way for buoyant market for them.%% {{Bullion : Resistance at Higher Levels :}}$$ The yellow metal is encountering resistance at higher levels, as the US dollar is seen hardening against select currencies. It was placed at US$ 1134.25 per oz. on January 18, 2010, while silver was quoted at US$ 18.62 per oz. In the domestic market standard gold was placed on that day at Rs. 16,840 per 10 grammes and silver at Rs. 29,005 per kg.
{{Main Trends }} {[Retailers Lavishly Entertained Visitors like VIPs!]}{[Rise in Consumer Confidence]} {[Manufacturing Activity Increases]}{[Fluctuation in pre-Christmas Buying]} {[Inventories Reduced]} {[Prospects Ahead]} {[Polished diamonds Exports Jump]} {[Imports of Rough diamonds Down]} {[Polished Diamond Imports Better]} {[Jewellery Exports Sluggish]} {[Platinum, Palladium Rally]} {[Bullion: Resistance at Higher Levels.]}

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