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Gold price touching the sky – Quote by Mr. Prithviraj Kothari, MD & CEO, RSBL

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Gold price touching the sky – Quote by Mr. Prithviraj Kothari, MD & CEO, RSBL

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Gold prices have been on an unstoppable rise, rising from $1800 (Rs 55000) at the beginning of March to above $250/oz (Rs 61800) - a phenomenal gain of more than 12% in the last two months. There are three main elements driving up gold prices: Banking crisis, recession, and de-dollarization issues have surfaced as a result of the March fractures in the banking system. These worries have caused a capital flight from stocks to gold.

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Gold prices changed little in early Asian trade on Tuesday, remaining well below critical levels as expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike boosted the dollar and reduced demand for the yellow metal. Visit our website and read continue blog.

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Last week gold ended with a nearly 0.35% gain at $1,989.65, failing to close above $2,000 throughout the week. Concerns about rising inflation continued after 1Q A core PCE QoQ and 1QA GDP price Index came in higher than expected.

These damp sentiments continued as the week opened. Gold prices moved little in early Asian trade on Tuesday, hovering well below key levels as anticipation of a likely interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve supported the dollar and dented demand for the yellow metal.

Federal Reserve's policy meeting due in 2-3 May this week remains each investors focus. The Fed is widely expected to deliver another 25 basis point rate hike on Wednesday amid strong US economic data and persistent inflationary pressures. Data showed that US consumer sentiment improved in April, while core PCE inflation exceeded forecasts in March.

But there is uncertainty about rate hikes and markets are not sure whether the central bank will signal a pause in its gold rate hike cycle.

This has kept demand for gold limited, given that rising interest rates push up the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets.

Bullion is known as a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainties, but rising gold rates tend to diminish demand for the zero-yielding asset.

Markets were also watching for a potential U.S. debt default, especially as a deadline for the government to raise the debt limit approaches. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned of a potential default by as early as June 1.

Gold has struggled to hold the $2,000 an ounce level for nearly three weeks, as the yellow metal consolidated gains after surging to near-record highs earlier in April.

The short term and near term future of gold , is both uncertain and indecisive

The next 18 months will be especially risky as the U.S. embarks on the 2024 election season

The political timetable of the election cycle between now and the 2024 elections in the United States and Taiwan will likely lead to more push-the-limit anti-Chinese aggressive foreign policy from the US.

Fears of the Fed, coupled with a stronger dollar and yields will continue to see limited safe haven demand for gold, even as concerns over a U.S. banking crisis were renewed by the emergency takeover of First Republic Bank.

The future path of the yellow metal is likely to be determined by the Fed's stance on interest rates, any new developments in the banking crisis, important decisions before the election campaigns and most importantly the US China ties.

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Last week gold ended with a nearly 0.35% gain at $1,989.65, failing to close above $2,000 throughout the week. Concerns about rising inflation continued after 1Q A core PCE QoQ and 1QA GDP price Index came in higher than expected. These damp sentiments continued as the week opened.

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Buying Gold On Akshay Tritiya: Here Are Pros And Cons Of Different Investment Options

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"Online modes of gold investing are 24 karats pure, safe, and stored in secured vaults," explains Prithviraj Kothari, managing director and CEO of RiddhiSiddhi Bullions Limited (RSBL). You can buy and sell gold online at totally transparent, real-time market rates because the price of online gold is the same throughout India. Online gold, unlike actual gold, can also be purchased in much lesser denominations."

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‘IIFL JITO Ahimsa Run’ aims to unite Indians and mark its entry into world record books

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‘IIFL JITO Ahimsa Run’ aims to unite Indians and mark its entry into world record books

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“We are delighted to host the IIFL JITO Ahimsa Run in Mumbai with an aim to spread awareness of peace, non-violence, love, and unity for a better world. In today’s turbulent times, more than ever there is a need to appreciate and adopt the principles of Ahimsa, not only physical non-violence but also mental. It is for the first time thousands of sports enthusiasts, professional runners, beginners, homemakers, children, and people from all walks of life will come together to run for peace.”, said Prithviraj Kothari, Chairman, JITO Mumbai Zone.

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 16 (ANI/PNN): Jain International Trade Organization (JITO) is organizing the 'IIFL JITO Ahimsa Run Powered by Torrent Group' on April 2nd, 2023 to spread the concept of peace and non-violence among people across the world. This is the first time in global history that thousands of runners will join for a cause across 65 cities in India and at 20 international locations simultaneously. This run is expected to mark its entry into the Guinness World Records, Word Records India, and the Limca Book of Records for the most runners to run in multiple locations for the cause of Ahimsa (non-violence).

The JITO Mumbai half marathon jersey was officially unveiled by Sukhraj Nahar, Chairman of JITO Apex and Founder of Nahar Group, in the presence of Prithviraj Kothari, Chairman, JITO Mumbai Zone, Mahendra Jain, Vice Chairman, JITO, Mumbai Zone, and Vinay Jain, Chief Secretary, JITO Mumbai Zone. The event was graced by prominent industrialists, social personalities and key dignitaries from JITO Mumbai.

"We are delighted to host the IIFL JITO Ahimsa Run in Mumbai with an aim to spread awareness of peace, non-violence, love, and unity for a better world. In today's turbulent times, more than ever there is a need to appreciate and adopt the principles of Ahimsa, not only physical non-violence but also mental. It is for the first time thousands of sports enthusiasts, professional runners, beginners, homemakers, children, and people from all walks of life will come together to run for peace.", said Prithviraj Kothari, Chairman, JITO Mumbai Zone.

"Unlike regular run, Ahimsa Run has a deeper meaning. It is a great opportunity to run for a purpose. Through this unique initiative, we aim to unite all Indians and people across the world with a common cause of peace, empathy, and non-violence which is one of the greatest assertions of Bhagwan Mahavir. We are very optimistic that people from Mumbai and across the country will participate in large numbers to mark this historic event", said Mahendra Jain, Vice Chairman, JITO, Mumbai Zone.

The Mumbai run will include four established categories - a 21 km half marathon, 10 km and 5 km timed runs, and a 3 km fun run for amateurs, families, and children. It will be open to people of all ages, gender, and communities. The organizers will offer training programs and fitness tips for beginners to prepare them for the marathon day. The race will be flagged-off from MMRDA Ground, Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC).

JITO (Jain International Trade Organization) is a worldwide organization of businessmen, industrialists, knowledge workers, and professionals reflecting the glory of ethical business practice. The organization was created to promote socio-economic empowerment, value-based education, community development, compassion, and global friendship. JITO represents all sections of society with over 35000 members that include over 9000+ Youth and 9000+ Ladies. JITO Ladies Wing is an integral part of JITO, it provides opportunities to women to help them fulfil their potential through the verticals of Knowledge Upskilling, Finance and Business, Digital literacy, Health and Nutri Sciences, Art, and Seva. JITO Ladies Wing believes in nurturing our society and does best for tomorrow and for our future generations.

Website: https://jitoahimsarunmumbai.com/

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 16 (ANI/PNN): Jain International Trade Organization (JITO) is organizing the 'IIFL JITO Ahimsa Run Powered by Torrent Group' on April 2nd, 2023 to spread the concept of peace and non-violence among people across the world. This is the first time in global history that thousands of runners will join for a [...]

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Nothing or no one greets 2023 with the same fervor that gold did. The yellow metal had a dazzling start to the year, reaching a new six-month high on Wednesday, January 4th. "Safe-haven demand has been prominent in the first trading week of 2023, owing to weak global stock markets, concerns about global economic growth, increased Covid infections, the dollar, and inflation fears." Prithviraj Kothari, Managing Director of Riddhisiddhi Bullion Limited, explained (RSBL)

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Nothing or nobody welcomes 2023 with a bang the way gold did. The yellow metal had a glittering start to the year as it hit another six-month high on Wednesday, 4th January. "Safe-haven demand is featured so far this first trading week of 2023, amid shaky global stock markets, global economic growth worries, rising Covid infections, the dollar and inflation worries." shared Prithviraj Kothari, Managing Director of Riddhisiddhi Bullion Limited (RSBL)

MINUTES - Gold price clanged to gains around $1850 following the release of the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes for the last meeting, which emphasized the need for the central bank to tighten conditions amid stubbornly high inflation levels.

The Federal Reserve released the minutes from last month's FOMC meeting. Unanimously Fed officials agreed that the central bank should slow the pace of its aggressive rate hikes. This would allow them to continue to ratchet up the cost of credit to curb inflation. They continue to be worried that market participants have an inaccurate perception of hoping for rate cuts this year. However, they left the door open to tightening even more aggressively if inflation rises.

According to Prithviraj Kothari's view on Gold, "Gold and silver prices did back well down from their daily highs ahead of the early-afternoon release of the minutes from the last Open Market Committee meeting of the Federal Reserve (FOMC). Metals traders were wondering if the minutes might produce a hawkish surprise. The December minutes showed that policymakers agreed to slow the pace of interest rate hikes but added that a slowdown is not a "weakening commitment to achieving price stability on that inflation is already on a persistent downward path."

Fed officials added that the US central bank had made significant progress in moving to restrictive policies and added that no rate cuts would be necessary for 2023.

In the minutes, officials noted that a slower pace of rate hikes does not mean an easing of financial conditions. The gold market was able to hold some of its daily gains following the release of the Federal Reserve's December meeting minutes, with price trading above the $1,850 an ounce level.

At the December meeting, Fed officials confirmed their commitment to bringing down inflation and warned against "unwarranted" loosening of financial conditions.

The meeting minutes also revealed that officials were worried about any "misperception" in financial markets around their actions.

RISING COVID INFECTIONS - This week's rallies in the gold and silver markets also come amid worries about rising Covid infections in China continuing to crimp the world's second-largest economy.

SLOW ECONOMIC GROWTH- Global stock markets were mostly firmer overnight. U.S. stock indexes are higher today. Still, there is keener trepidation in the marketplace this week. Potentially slowing economic growth in the major industrialized countries along with problematic price inflation in 2023 are keeping traders pensive and prompting safe-haven demand for the precious metals

Gold prices ticked higher on Thursday, aided by a softer dollar, while market participants braced for U.S. jobs data that could influence the Federal Reserve's policy trajectory.

INFLATION WORRIES- Additionally, policymakers added that inflation risks could be more persistent and that further increases to the Federal Funds rate (FFR) would be appropriate.

Gold price is holding close to the highest level in seven months above $1,860 in the European session, accelerating the upbeat momentum, as the US Dollar tumbled across the board following a hot start to 2023.

U.S. DOLLAR - the US Dollar remains under heavy selling pressure, as the European equities opened higher. Further, the sell-off in the US Treasury bond yields gathered steam and exacerbated the pain in the greenback, allowing the non-yielding Gold price to extend its uptrend into the fourth straight session.

According to the Bullion King of India, "Bullion is seen as a hedge against inflation, but rising rates dull a non-yielding asset's appeal. The short-term expectation is that gold will climb to $1,880 per ounce and trade broadly around $1,800 for most of the year

Gold has had an excellent start to the year, helped by a weaker dollar and expectations that the Fed might slow its pace of rate hikes. Recession risks and central bank buying should also support bullion this year.

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Gold Welcome 2023 with a bang! - Prithviraj Kothari

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Nothing or nobody welcomes 2023 with a bang the way gold did. The yellow metal had a glittering start to the year as it hit another six-month high on Wednesday, 4th January. "Safe-haven demand is featured so far this first trading week of 2023, amid shaky global stock markets, global economic growth worries, rising Covid ...

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According to India's largest gold dealers, the outlook has deteriorated considerably since April. Only two years after the last one, the world may be on the approach of another. Multilateral cooperation will be critical in various areas, including the transition to a changing climate, pandemic preparation, food security, and the debt problem. For learn more, go to our official website right now.

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The age of digitization has enhanced business services with the changing patterns and adapting technological innovations has become the need of the hour. "Connect, share ideas, build business, grow yourself and strengthen the society," is the mantra I have epitomized ever since I became an integral part of the family venture over 2 decades ago and yet drive the company on these principles.

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Prithviraj Kothari - Bullion King of India

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The age of digitization has enhanced business services with the changing patterns and adapting technological innovations has become the need of the hour. "Connect, share ideas, build business, grow yourself and strengthen the society," is the mantra I have epitomized ever since I became an integral part of the family venture over 2 decades ago and yet drive the company on these principles.

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Can Silver Bring Solid Gains for Investors in 2023?

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Can Silver Bring Solid Gains for Investors in 2023?

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In domestic markets, silver prices started the year around Rs 62,000, then touched Rs 73,000 in March, fell back to Rs 52,000 in August and now prices have rallied back above Rs 68,000 due to the rupee depreciation during the year. For more visit our press release and let’s continue reading.

Visit:- https://www.stl.news/after-a-volatile-year-can-silver-bring-solid-gains-for-investors-in-2023/588460

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New Delhi: Even as silver has had a volatile 2022, with the white metal seeing strong profit booking currently, it has managed to beat the yellow metal - gold.
However, silver is not merely a precious metal as it has some industrial value too. The low industrial demand due to the global slowdown and drastic jump in the dollar index as well as bond yields dented the prospects for silver.
The move in the precious metal confused many investors as despite being a safe haven, it did not materialise as expected by investors in a rising inflation environment.
The Russian-Ukraine war, increasing oil and gas prices and rising inflation followed by a series of interest rate hikes have further heightened global economic uncertainty.
Rahul Kalantri, VP-Commodities, Mehta Equities said that a stronger US dollar, and high inflation leading to higher interest rates pressurized industrial demand and outflows from silver ETFs dented the sentiments for the white metal.
Prithviraj Kothari, MD & CEO, Bullions (RSBL) said it started the year around $23, went up to $27 in March and prices flipped to trade around $18 by end of August and now we are back trading above $23 in December.

In domestic markets, silver prices started the year around Rs 62,000, then touched Rs 73,000 in March, fell back to Rs 52,000 in August and now prices have rallied back above Rs 68,000 due to the rupee depreciation during the year.
The first quarter of 2022 was positively impacted by geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine. The second and third quarters were negatively impacted by aggressive Fed rate hikes.
In the fourth quarter, silver saw strong demand from retailers and wholesalers during the Indian festive season.
Kalantri from Mehta Equities said that 2022 turned to be a great teacher for sound, sensible and long-term investors putting their money in silver.
He said that one should not discontinue their investments and focus on asset allocation for diversification and hold an adequate emergency fund.
Silver is a very volatile commodity, 10-15% swings can come in a month, said Kothari. "The best way to stay invested in silver is by buying digital silver via the SIP route," he added.
Market participants remain optimistic on silver for the year 2023 and investors can expect handsome returns going forward if the industrial demand returns to normalcy.
(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views, and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of Economic Times)

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After a volatile year, can silver bring solid gains for investors in 2023?

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New Delhi: Even as silver has had a volatile 2022, with the white metal seeing strong profit booking currently, it has managed to beat the yellow metal - gold. However, silver is not merely a precious metal as it has some industrial value too.

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Spot gold has decreased by 8% from $1,801.40 at the beginning of the year to $1,666.45 at the moment. On Sept. 15, gold fell to its lowest point since April 2020 as a result of predictions that the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates by 0.75%, which it did on Sept. 21.  /As 2022 draws to a close, the biggest bullion dealers in India have seen that gold has been vulnerable to geopolitical issues, the US currency, inflation, and rate increases.

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RiddiSiddhi Bullions Limted one of the largest bullion dealers in India

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RiddiSiddhiBullions Limited (RSBL), the largest dealers in bullions, specializing in coins and bars of precious metals like Gold, Silver and Platinum. RSBL pledges to combine their technical and market expertise to deliver their customers to make informed investment decisions.. Visit today at www.rsbl.co.in

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Gold price slips to Rs 50,600, silver remains unchanged at Rs 56,150

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Gold price slips to Rs 50,600, silver remains unchanged at Rs 56,150

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Gold, silver prices on October 22: On Saturday, one gram of 22-carat gold is available at Rs 4,635. Meanwhile, an equal quantity of 24-carat gold is available at Rs 5,060. Silver prices remained unchanged at Rs 56,150 per kg. Visit  for more.

Website- https://www.businesstoday.in/commodities/story/diwali-dhanteras-2022-gold-price-slips-to-rs-50600-silver-remains-unchanged-at-rs-56150-350571-2022-10-22

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Diwali festivities start with Dhanteras today. Gold prices for both 22 and 24-carat weights have dipped marginally to Rs 46,350 and Rs 50,600, respectively, in the domestic markets. On Saturday, one gram of 22-carat gold is available at Rs 4,635. Meanwhile, an equal quantity of 24-carat gold is available at Rs 5,060. Silver prices remained unchanged at Rs 56,150 per kg.

In the international market, gold bounced back from a three-week low as both the US dollar and Treasury yields traded lower on expectations that interest rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve may end soon.

The spot gold advanced 1.0 per cent to $1,643.61 per ounce on Friday morning trimming a second weekly decline. US gold futures gained 0.8 per cent and was at $1,649.80 per ounce in New York.

As per experts, gold might gain its shine back as the peak of Fed tightening of rate hike might be right around the corner. That is good news for bullion. Gold for ages has been considered a valuable asset, which is a proven store of value that safeguards one's portfolio, besides giving better risk-adjusted returns.

"Dhanteras is considered to be the most auspicious day for buying in India, as it is said to bring good fortune. It is the most preferred form of investment and it has given more than a CAGR of 11 per cent returns in the last 25 years. Though it has given only a 6 per cent return this year to date in 2022, it is expected to give 12-15 per cent returns by next year, as there would be a pause in interest rates around the world and investors will flock towards gold," says Prithviraj Kothari, Managing Director of RiddhiSiddhi Bullions Limited.
Domestic prices
The gold rates are different in different states. Like in Chennai, the gold prices are the highest, whereas, in Mumbai and Kolkata, it is comparatively less. The state government levies additional charges and taxes. In addition to this, buyers have to pay additional charges to the jewellers making charges and the GST.

On Saturday, the rate for 24-carat gold in Mumbai and Kolkata is Rs 50,450, while the price for 24-carat gold is Rs 46,250. In Delhi, the prices for 24-carat and 22-carat are Rs 50,600 and Rs 46,350, respectively. In Chennai, where gold is sold at the highest rates, 24-carat and 22-carat gold is trading at Rs 50,900 and Rs 46,650, respectively.
Gold vs silver for investment
As per traditional investment norms, both gold and silver are considered safe havens during economic and political uncertainties. Silver was the worst performer among precious metals in 2022. The metal has lost more than 13 per cent since January this year due to a stronger US dollar, backed by hawkish steps the US Federal Reserve has taken to curb inflation.

But if we consider future prospects, as silver is an industrial metal and is an integral part of many green technologies, investing in silver now can reap good benefits in the long run.

Besides, silver loadings are in much demand in India for the electrification of electric vehicles and 5G infrastructures. "We have many new technologies coming in, where silver metal is an important constituent. These applications are offering structural support to the metal. Silver's physical demand is expected to rise by 5 per cent in 2023. Therefore, we can expect good trade there," says Rahul Kalantri, Vice President, Commodities, Mehta Equities Ltd.

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Diwali, Dhanteras 2022: Gold price slips to Rs 50,600, silver remains unchanged at Rs 56,150

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Diwali festivities start with Dhanteras today. Gold prices for both 22 and 24-carat weights have dipped marginally to Rs 46,350 and Rs 50,600, respectively, in the domestic markets. On Saturday, one gram of 22-carat gold is available at Rs 4,635. Meanwhile, an equal quantity of 24-carat gold is available at Rs 5,060.

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The Bullion King of India claims that while the drop in the value of the dollar is advantageous, the increase in yields is unquestionably the other side of the coin. However, Prithviraj Kothari cautioned against underestimating the necessity of keeping inflation under control and continuing to soothe recession fears through more gradual rate increases, as doing so might remove macroeconomic impediments for numerous commodities. To learn more about that visit our website now.

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Bullion Dealers in India | Riddi Siddi Bullions

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Indian bullion dealers' most recent news At the LDJS (Lab-Grown Diamond and Jewelry Promotion Council) 2022, more than 100 exhibitors will present the attendees with a wide variety of diamonds and jewelry. More than 45,000 buyers, sellers, and members of the commercial community are anticipated at this prestigious exhibition, together with an equal number of ordinary visitors from India and outside. Visit our website to learn more.

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Fundamentally, there are contradicting forces in this for gold. The decline in the value of the dollar is beneficial, but the rise in yields is undoubtedly the other side of the coin, according to the Bullion King of India. On the other hand, do not undervalue the significance of keeping inflation in check and continuing to allay recession fears through less pronounced rate hikes, as doing so might eliminate macroeconomic headwinds for several commodities, said Prithviraj Kothari.

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Top Gold Dealers in India | Riddi Siddhi Bullions

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We acknowledge the recent rising action in gold and silver, but now we may see the possibility of a top. As broader dollar weakening offset pressure from an increase in Treasury yields and expectations for US interest rate hikes, gold prices stabilised on Friday and were on course for their fourth consecutive weekly gain. Fundamentally, there are opposing variables at play here for gold. Top gold dealers in India said: "On the one hand, we have a weaker US dollar assisting, but of course the hike in yields is the other side of the equation.

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According to the largest gold dealers in India, the outlook has darkened significantly since April. The world may soon be teetering on the edge of a global recession, only two years after the last one. Multilateral cooperation will be key in many areas, from climate transition and pandemic preparedness to food security and debt distress. To learn more visit our official website now.

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Largest Bullion Dealers in India | RSBL 

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The largest bullion dealers in India, RiddiSiddhiBullions Limited (RSBL), focus on coins and bars of priceless metals including Gold, Silver, and Platinum. In order to help its clients make wise investment decisions, RSBL promises to combine their technical and market skills. Visit us today.

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Gold Dealers in India | Prithviraj Kothari 

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Gold Dealers in India-  Echoing Prithviraj Kothari of IBJA, Ahammed MP of Malabar Gold & Diamond added, "Directly importing gold through the spot exchange will be advantageous for big jewelers like us and by participating in the exchange we can save good money on margin payments. To continue reading, click and visit now.

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Bullion Dealers in India | Riddi Siddi Bullions

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Latest news of bullion dealers in India LDJS(Lab-Grown Diamond and Jewelry Promotion Council) 2022 will witness more than 100 exhibitors showcasing their varied range of diamonds & jewelry to the visitors. This prestigious expo is expecting more than 45,000 trade visitors, buyers and members of the trade fraternity with an equal number of general visitors from India & abroad attending it as well! To learn more visit and let’s continue reading.