Gold custom duty increase 10% to 12.5%..
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Gold Spot Update – Below $1424 Level Only Sell Big Down Side Expected
Gold Spot Update – Below $1424 Level Only Sell Big Down Side Expected
Safe havens shined brightly Tuesday “as global slowdown worries are growing,” said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at Oanda.”The initial trade truce risk-on rally is over, and markets have little to show in hopes of a trade deal getting finalized anytime soon.”
ज्वेलरी कंपनियों को राहत देने पर विचार
Jewelery companies can get relief of around Rs. 2 thousand crores. According to the exhaustive information received, instructions can be issued by the Finance Ministry to eliminate the old liability of tax. According to information from sources, jewelery exporters companies are expected to get relief soon.
Financial-Markets, Monetary-Policies, Dollar Levels to Decide Gold Demand: WGC
Since gold is considered a safe haven, during choppy markets, the demand for gold improves, normally. Emerging markets, led by India and China–the biggest consuming markets–make up 70% of consumer demand for the metal.
This Dhanteras, are You Buying Gold Jewellery, Bonds or ETFs?
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – In the next three months, gold is expected to be around ₹32,000, said Naveen Mathur, director, commodities and currencies, Anand Rathi Share and Stock Brokers. “The events of the past few months like rupee depreciation have now been taken into account and it will now remain stable at these levels. I don’t think it has too much strength for price moving upwards significantly,” he said.
GOLD ALERT : Government Announces Gold Bond Scheme: Important Dates, Eligibility And Other Details
The government on Monday said it would issue gold bonds every month from October to February next year. The issuance of gold bonds will be under the SGB or Sovereign Gold Bonds scheme 2018-19, the Ministry of Finance said in a statement.
Sales of Indian Gold Jewellery Drop in the Gulf
Indian Gold Jewellery — The ongoing blockade of Qatar by its neighbouring nations has raised concern among Indian jewellers who have operations in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries. Jewellers said sales dropped in the region because buyers from Qatar, who are known to prefer high value items, are absent from the market.