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Gold prices may remain under pressure but higher inflation will protect the downside, say experts
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The central bank also observed that currency holding among the public declined during the second wave
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Only 30% of gold jewellery made in the country is hallmarked. The government has urged all jewellers to register with the Bureau of Indian Standards.
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Gold hallmarking: To ensure jewellers adapt to the new system, the government has decided not to impose a penalty on jewellers for only three months
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Gold hallmarking: However, watches, fountain pens and special types of jewellery will be exempted from hallmarking
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Retailers urge for extended business hours as several states go on unlock mode
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Despite the drop in inflow, AUM of gold ETFs rose by over 6% to Rs 16,625 crore at May-end, against Rs 15,629 crore at April-end
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It is commonly believed that duping consumers with inferior quality of gold than the declared amount is a common practice by jewellers
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Cumulative demand of all types of gold in India is down by 246 tonnes in 2020, WGC data shows
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The demand for gold bonds seems to be stemming as gold prices have shot up recently, say experts