#AOJDailyeNews Jewellery chains in expansion drive

At a time when gold demand in India is estimated to decline to 650-700 tonnes in 2016 thanks to measures adopted by the government Read More

#AOJDailyeNews Time to come out with comprehensive gold policy: Former RBI Governor

Former Reserve Bank Governor Venugopal Reddy today said the government needs to come out with a comprehensive 'gold policy' owing to its role in the economy and to handle the precious metal in a better way. Read More

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#AOJDailyeNews Gems, jewellery exports likely to rise 10 per cent in FY17: GJEPC

Gems and jewellery exports are likely to witness a growth of about 10 per cent this fiscal due to increasing demand in the US and Europe, according to the industry's apex trade promotion body. Read More

#AOJDailyeNews Consolidation likely among gold refineries

Consolidation looms in India’s gold refinery business due to non-availability of scrap gold for melting and processing of dore (unrefined gold) being uncompetitive.

Consequently, average operating capacity of refineries has declined to 25 per cent Read More

#AOJDailyeNews Physical gold demand slides to 7-year low in 2016 :GFMS

Physical gold demand fell 20 per cent last year to its lowest since 2009, GFMS analysts at Thomson Reuters said in a report on Thursday, as a rebound in prices after three straight years of losses blunted appetite Read More

#AOJQuote of the day 30th January 2017:

 “It is time we have a positive approach to policy for gold. There must be positive comprehensive gold policy and I believe it is so important for economy that so many people are dependent on it." -
Venugopal Reddy, Former Reserve Bank Governor