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Akshaya Tritiya sends gold jewellery sales up 25%

People buy on the cheap as metal stands at Rs 26,985/10 g on Monday against Rs 29,060 last year

FMC set to permit guar futures again

Regulator is expected to clear proposals of exchanges to allow futures in guar seed & gum

RBI creates new gold import hurdle

As announced earlier, consignment imports restricted; jewellery trade fears rise in costs, especially for smaller entities

Bangladesh faces Moody's, apparel body ire for woes in garment sector

Netherlands-based apparel body passed resolution on lack of labour safety, health measures and an inappropriate work environment in Bangladesh

RBI's curbs set to cut gold imports by a tenth

In 2012-13, about 230 tonnes of gold jewellery was exported, including round tripping, meaning export in the form of crude jewellery

Emami expects cost benefit from subdued mentha oil prices

The company consumed material worth Rs 715 crore in 2012-13

MMTC refinery eyes 100-tonne gold output in two years

MMTC Pamp refined and sold 45 tonnes of gold and 15 tonnes of silver in 2012-13

Silver demand for investment falls over 80% in 2012

Fall has a direct reflection on imports also

Banks asked to lower gold imports

RBI suggests banks can import bullion only on a consignment basis to meet gold jewellery export need

Margins of jewellery exporters will improve: Vipul Shah

Interview with Chairman, GJEPC

Gold recovers half its earlier losses

However, other commodities yet to see meaningful recovery in global markets

Gold imports might cross 900 tonnes in 2013-14: PMEAC

Gems & jewellery exports seen rising, too, as demand remains strong in all markets except Europe

India Inc sees gains from falling commodity prices

Lower commodity prices, including crude oil, will help Indian companies improve their operating margins

Experts question role of gold as safe asset after current fall

Analysts say gold prices could fall another 10 per cent from here, below $1,300 an ounce

Gold imports to fall further

Gold prices on a crash course

After yesterday's global meltdown, bullion prices fall 3.5% in domestic markets; analysts see downtrend continuing

Halfway reforms for sugar industry

Some restrictions still remain on the industry, but partial decontrol could ease pressure on finances and improve profitability

Partial sugar decontrol to boost millers' profits

At present sugar industry's average realization is Rs 29 per kg in open market sale

History suggests that gold prices should fall

In five instances since 1971, gold prices have corrected by 40-50 per cent after every rally

Gold imports in first 3 quarters equal estimates for full FY13

PMEAC had projected gold imports for 2012-13 to be worth $36 billion