Indians have learnt to live with the virus, says the WGC, and so, demand for gold is resilient

These days, that the world of business is witnessing are indeed strewn with many challenges. Select jewellery business owners suggest ways to deal with it

Have bridal parties become more conscious about the money they spend on jewellery?

Gold buying in India for special occasions might be a culturally ingrained indulgence, but has the pandemic robbed the industry off shine, considering people are a lot more skeptical about the amount of money they spend on bridal jewellery?

India is the world's second largest consumer of gold. Today, prices of gold are rocketing leaving consumers in a fix…

All that glitters is indeed gold! Relevance of yellow metal to Indian economy is evident in recent investment spurt
 

Gold-backed ETFs (gold ETFs) recorded their seventh consecutive month of positive flows, adding 104 tonnes (t) in June

Post the lockdown, how long will it take for the industry to begin seeing its golden days again? Industry veterans share their viewpoints…

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

Among listed jewellery and ornament manufacturing companies, PC Jeweller was the top performer, followed by Tara Jewels, Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri, Titan and Thangamayil Jewellery

In June, the imports went up 215 per cent and more than 500 per cent in July 

The two nations implemented a free trade agreement in January 2010. Under the pact, basic customs duty on gold was eliminated.

The importers will now have to obtain a license from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) for importing gold and silver from South Korea.

After a dull 2016, jewellers are expecting a good run this year with an increase in around 15 per cent in sales, reports Kavita Parab.

Jewellers strike enters 41st day; jewellers have approximately lost Rs. 40,000 crore so far