India is set to become the world’s youngest country with 64% of its population in the working age group by the end of 2020. With
The sustained slowdown in global economy, especially in the US and China has taken heavy toll of India’s gems & jewellery exports during recent years.
The Indian jewellery industry that witnessed a prolonged strike of about 42 days recently to force government withdraw 1% excise duty imposed on plain gold
Latin American buyers, till recently had to travel to the US or Europe to source polished diamonds for catering to the USD 8 billion Latin
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) recently provided somewhat respite to the country’s diamond importers by allowing banks to approve clean credit facility given by foreign
Utter confusion and chaos are prevailing among Indian jewelers after All India Gems & Jewellery Trade Federation (GJF) and India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA)
The Indian government has been trying out various measures to control its ever-increasing imports of gold since last couple of years but in absence of
New Delhi: Gold demand in India for 2015 saw a marginal increase to 849 tons from 828 tons in 2014. The demand in Q4 of
India is a mature jewellery market and the love for precious jewellery is embedded in our culture. What is more precious, eternal, rare and pure
It’s the annual budget time (February end) in India and the country’s gem & jewellery (G&J) industry is once again expecting some ‘booster dose’ from
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