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'We Will Not Share': India Exporting 1% Of Its Mango Gets Gold Memes Online
India is the leading consumer of mangos worldwide and consumes most of the mangos it produces.
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No Rain, No Gain: Why Monsoon Matters To Stock Markets
Nearly two-thirds of India's cultivated land is still rain-fed. A delayed or uneven monsoon can disrupt sowing, and keep food prices elevated.
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China Unearths Massive Gold Deposits That Could Be the Largest in the World
In a groundbreaking discovery, China has uncovered a massive gold deposit in Hunan province, estimated to be worth $83 billion. With more than 40 gold veins containing up to 1,100 tons of gold, this find could potentially be the largest known gold deposit on Earth. The discovery has significantly impacted global gold prices, pushing them close to r...
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China's Gen-Z Consumers Are Increasingly Investing In 'Gold Beans', What Are These?
These pill-like beans only weigh approximately one gram and are priced between 400 and 600 RMB (R s5,209 and 7,814) per unit.
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Gold Demand In India Forecast Below 10-Year Average
India is the world's second-biggest gold consumer and lower demand in the country could rein in global prices that have risen 8 per cent since the middle of December, although a drop in gold imports would help the country reduce its trade deficit.
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Gold Imports Seen Rebounding In 2017 On Restocking, Good Monsoon
Higher imports by the world's second biggest consumer will support global prices, which are trading near their highest level in two months, but could widen the country's trade deficit.
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Why jewellery will cost more
Local consumption of gold and silver jewellery may decrease owing to the increase in excise and customs duty, a top industry official said on Friday. The Finance Minister also announced increase in customs duty on gold and platinum from Rs 200 per 10 grams to Rs 300 per 10 grams.
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'We Will Not Share': India Exporting 1% Of Its Mango Gets Gold Memes Online
India is the leading consumer of mangos worldwide and consumes most of the mangos it produces.
-
No Rain, No Gain: Why Monsoon Matters To Stock Markets
Nearly two-thirds of India's cultivated land is still rain-fed. A delayed or uneven monsoon can disrupt sowing, and keep food prices elevated.
-
China Unearths Massive Gold Deposits That Could Be the Largest in the World
In a groundbreaking discovery, China has uncovered a massive gold deposit in Hunan province, estimated to be worth $83 billion. With more than 40 gold veins containing up to 1,100 tons of gold, this find could potentially be the largest known gold deposit on Earth. The discovery has significantly impacted global gold prices, pushing them close to r...
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China's Gen-Z Consumers Are Increasingly Investing In 'Gold Beans', What Are These?
These pill-like beans only weigh approximately one gram and are priced between 400 and 600 RMB (R s5,209 and 7,814) per unit.
-
Gold Demand In India Forecast Below 10-Year Average
India is the world's second-biggest gold consumer and lower demand in the country could rein in global prices that have risen 8 per cent since the middle of December, although a drop in gold imports would help the country reduce its trade deficit.
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Gold Imports Seen Rebounding In 2017 On Restocking, Good Monsoon
Higher imports by the world's second biggest consumer will support global prices, which are trading near their highest level in two months, but could widen the country's trade deficit.
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Why jewellery will cost more
Local consumption of gold and silver jewellery may decrease owing to the increase in excise and customs duty, a top industry official said on Friday. The Finance Minister also announced increase in customs duty on gold and platinum from Rs 200 per 10 grams to Rs 300 per 10 grams.
