Silver surged above $100 per ounce for the first time ever, while gold reached record highs near $5,000, driven by strong safe-haven demand and tight physical supplies amid global economic uncertainties.

EBITDA margin improves sharply to 7.83% and PAT margin rises to 5.32% despite volatile gold pricing environment.

Gold prices are expected to remain on an upward trajectory in the second half of 2025, with projections suggesting a possible breach of Rs. 1 lakh per 10 grams, according to a recent market report

India’s gems and jewellery sector faced a sharp setback in May 2025, with exports falling by 15.81% year-on-year. New US tariff measures and weak global demand hit key segments like cut and polished diamonds and lab-grown diamonds, even as gold jewellery showed positive growth amid geopolitical uncertainties

The skyrocketing price of gold is a matter of concern to the entire gold industry, but even more so for India, which is one of the largest consumers of gold worldwide. Driven by multiple factors, chiefly global economic uncertainties, inflation concerns, and a strong investment demand, these price movements have significant implications for retailers, consumers, and investors in India. In a conversation with Suneeta Kaul, Sachin Jain, Regional CEO, India, World Gold Council, dwells on the impact of high prices, the move towards organized retail in the country, the rising trend of digital gold investment, and more

November saw central banks continue their aggressive gold acquisitions, with Poland leading the charge and China re-entering the market, underscoring gold’s lasting appeal as a stable asset

In October 2024, global gold ETFs experienced a sustained inflow of US$4.3 billion, extending a six-month streak of positive demand. North America and Asia led the inflow trends, contributing significantly to the overall growth in assets under management (AUM), which reached a record US$286 billion

India’s natural diamond polishing industry is bracing for a steep revenue decline of 25-27% this fiscal year, reaching a decade-low of $12 billion, according to a recent CRISIL report

India's gold imports fell by 4.23% to USD 12.64 billion from April to July 2024-25, reflecting global economic uncertainties, according to recent government data

This Rakshabandhan, gold retailers across India celebrated a substantial increase in sales, as consumers took advantage of reduced domestic prices following the recent import duty cut

Gold and silver prices experienced a sharp decline on Monday, driven by growing economic concerns and a global market sell-off. The precious metals, which had recently reached new highs, are now grappling with volatility as investors react to weakening economic data and recession fears

The silver market is currently abuzz with predictions of a significant price surge in the coming months. Analysts and experts are forecasting that silver prices could potentially skyrocket to Rs 1.5 lakh per kg within the next 18 months

In a strategic move reflecting heightened global economic uncertainties, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) significantly bolstered its gold reserves by $5.6 billion during the April-June quarter

India's gem and jewellery sector experienced contrasting outcomes in May, with overall exports declining by 6% to $2.48 billion (Rs.20,713 crore) compared to the previous year. At the same time, a notable increase in gold jewellery exports was seen which rose by 13% to $660 million