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Gujarat Fraudsters Pose As 'Bullion King Of India', Dupes Man Of Rs 75 Lakh
Police said the accused researched Jain community events online to pose convincingly as Prithviraj Kothari, managing director of RiddiSiddhi Bullions.
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Dealers Offer Gold Discount for First Time in Five Months
India's gold imports are typically strong in the second half of the year as banks and retailers stock up for weddings and major festivals such as Dhanteras and Diwali, celebrated in October.
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Gold importers wary of new deals on weak rupee
Gold importers in India refrained from striking new deals as a weaker rupee supported the yellow metal.
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Budget 2013: Government keeps gold import duty unchanged
The government held its gold import duty unchanged in Thursday's budget, defying industry expectations that the world's biggest bullion buyer would increase rates to curb demand and rein in a record current account deficit (CAD).
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Gold importers on sidelines on price rise, liquidity
Gold importers in India kept to the sidelines on Tuesday as prices recovered partly from the lowest level in seven months hit last week, and on a liquidity crunch ahead of the closing of the financial year next month.
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Sliding gold prices dampen India's firepower on imports
Falling gold prices pose a dilemma for the government as it continues to look for ways to show in its upcoming Budget it can control a record current account deficit.
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Indian gold imports could pick up in July-December
Volumes are likely to stay flat in 2013 as the impact of a doubled import duty continues.
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Gold rally triggers scrap sales in India
Gold demand in India is likely to remain subdued in the coming months due to the onset of monsoon rains.
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Gold imports could rise on excise removal: Trade body
India's gold imports could rise on pent-up demand from jewellers after excise duty on jewellery was scrapped.
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Gold sales tumble despite strike end as prices climb
Gold sales are down 80 per cent from a year ago so far this week despite the end of a 22-day jewellers strike.
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Union Budget: Higher import duty to cut gold imports
Gold imports to India, the world's top importer, are likely to fall significantly in 2012 as the government's decision to double import duty to four percent is seen squeezing local demand.
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Gujarat Fraudsters Pose As 'Bullion King Of India', Dupes Man Of Rs 75 Lakh
Police said the accused researched Jain community events online to pose convincingly as Prithviraj Kothari, managing director of RiddiSiddhi Bullions.
-
Dealers Offer Gold Discount for First Time in Five Months
India's gold imports are typically strong in the second half of the year as banks and retailers stock up for weddings and major festivals such as Dhanteras and Diwali, celebrated in October.
-
Gold importers wary of new deals on weak rupee
Gold importers in India refrained from striking new deals as a weaker rupee supported the yellow metal.
-
Budget 2013: Government keeps gold import duty unchanged
The government held its gold import duty unchanged in Thursday's budget, defying industry expectations that the world's biggest bullion buyer would increase rates to curb demand and rein in a record current account deficit (CAD).
-
Gold importers on sidelines on price rise, liquidity
Gold importers in India kept to the sidelines on Tuesday as prices recovered partly from the lowest level in seven months hit last week, and on a liquidity crunch ahead of the closing of the financial year next month.
-
Sliding gold prices dampen India's firepower on imports
Falling gold prices pose a dilemma for the government as it continues to look for ways to show in its upcoming Budget it can control a record current account deficit.
-
Indian gold imports could pick up in July-December
Volumes are likely to stay flat in 2013 as the impact of a doubled import duty continues.
-
Gold rally triggers scrap sales in India
Gold demand in India is likely to remain subdued in the coming months due to the onset of monsoon rains.
-
Gold imports could rise on excise removal: Trade body
India's gold imports could rise on pent-up demand from jewellers after excise duty on jewellery was scrapped.
-
Gold sales tumble despite strike end as prices climb
Gold sales are down 80 per cent from a year ago so far this week despite the end of a 22-day jewellers strike.
-
Union Budget: Higher import duty to cut gold imports
Gold imports to India, the world's top importer, are likely to fall significantly in 2012 as the government's decision to double import duty to four percent is seen squeezing local demand.
