News Topic:Gold
Business & Economy
Gold sales surge in J-K following import duty cut
Gold sales in Jammu and Kashmir have seen a significant boost following the government's decision to slash import duties on precious metals.
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Business & Economy
Surging gold prices plummet demand in J-K
The escalating cost of gold is giving a tough time to the dealers in Kashmir who said the demand for this yellow metal has fallen by almost 95 per cent.
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Business & Economy
Sale of gold jewellery hallmarked without six-digit code to be banned
The government has decided to ban the sale of gold jewellery and gold artifacts hallmarked without a six-digit code from next month.
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Finance
How to Protect Yourself from Fluctuating Gold Rates?
Gold rates in Chennai and other cities can impact the value of your investment. Read on to find out how you can protect your portfolio from such price swings.
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