India remains the largest consumer of gold jewellery In 2024, India retained its position as the world’s largest consumer of gold jewellery, with consumption exceeding 563 tonnes.

Jewellery demand dipped 25 per cent to 71 tonnes (95 tonnes), while in value terms it was up 8 per cent to ₹56,880 crore (₹52 ...

Gold prices surged by Rs 550, reaching Rs 97,350 per 10 grams, driven by global market trends. The rise occurred ahead of the ...

Gold prices in India witnessed a moderate rise on May 8, even as the US Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged. The ...

32 million in cash and gold jewellery in a late-night raid conducted by the Police Special Task Force (STF) in the Devinuwara area, police confirmed yesterday. The raid was carried out on Thursday ...

Chennai: Gold demand in the March quarter was down 15 per cent to 118 tonnes. However, value wise, demand went up by 22 per ...

Meanwhile, the most traded June contract for gold futures rallied Rs 1,663, or 1.8 per cent, to Rs 94,300 per 10 grams on the Multi Commodity Exchange. Advt However, silver prices declined Rs 400 ...

For a long time, gold has been part of Delhi's economy and society, used traditionally for making jewellery, minting coins, and trading pure gold bars. A very high number of consumers still prefer ...

File photo of a jewellery store employee holding ... between Akshaya Tritiya 2024 to 2025 alone, gold jumped a pricey 30 per cent from ₹73,240/10 gm to present levels of ₹95,000-96,000.