The GJEPC has welcomed the India-U.S, trade agreement announcement, saying the move could ease tariff pressures and provide much-needed relief to India's gem and jewellery exporters/

India’s apparel and jewellery exporters are preparing for a potential decline in U.S. orders following the imposition of a 25% tariff on Indian imports by the United States, which takes effect today.

In a significant escalation of trade tensions, former U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed a 25% tariff on all Indian exports, effective August 1, delivering a sharp blow to India’s diamond and jewellery sector. Adding to the disruption, Trump also announced an unspecified "penalty" tied to India's continued purchases of military equipment and oil from Russia.

Gold prices declined to their lowest levels in over a week on Wednesday, weighed down by a stronger U.S. dollar and rising Treasury yields

Move aims to ease trade tensions and gain relief from potential US tariff hikes

Gold prices climbed further on Wednesday, edging closer to record highs, as investors sought safety following U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of sweeping tariff measures. The move, which escalates ongoing trade tensions, drove strong inflows into the precious metal

Gold prices remain steady near record highs as market concerns over U.S.-China tariffs and inflation persist

The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) is optimistic about a recovery in diamond exports despite recent declines

India is set to bolster its gem and jewellery industry with the launch of the first-ever India Jewellery Park in Mumbai, a landmark project announced by Mr. Vipul Shah, Chairman of GJEPC

Gold prices dipped close to 1% on Monday as a strong US dollar pressured precious metals, with investors closely monitoring US economic data and Federal Reserve comments for insights on interest rate trends

Gold and diamond jewellery exporters are witnessing a steady growth in export orders

On the Onset of Hong Kong losing its privilege status for preferential economic trade with the US, India sees brighter days ahead for Gems and Jewellery exports

After a US missile strike at Baghdad, the price of the yellow metal, which is considered as a safe haven commodity, extended gains 

The yellow metal is likely to continue to remain bullish till the end of the year mostly due to sustained Central bank buying, geopolitical uncertainties and possible year-end squaring of positions in equities boosting appeal for safe-haven gold