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India may be out of step with world gold rally

Experts say the yellow metal may test $1,475 by the year end

Gates Foundation sharpens focus on increasing income of Indian farmers

The foundation will focus more in helping Indian farmers on marketing their produce

Traders watch out! Centre mulls limiting cash deals at Rs 50,000 in bullion

Retail jewellers may be exempted as customers are allowed to buy jewellery up to Rs 2 lakh in cash

Why Paswan is unhappy with sugar producer's association

His anger at association is unusual because so far govt is dealing with this industry body softly

Stage set for gold spot exchange

Sebi may regulate it under powers for investors' protection

Two more temples from Gujarat deposit under gold monetisation scheme

Independent estimate shows that gold with temple could be between 3,000-4,000 tons across country

Companies Act relaxations for GIFT City

They include 5-yr exemption from setting aside funds for CSR, easier norms for appointing directors

CDSL and NCDEX get licence to set up repositories

Paves way for trading of electronic warehouse receipts to boost commodity trade

Prices on Indian Bitcoin exchanges at all-time high of Rs 73,500 per unit

Price moving sharply higher, market cap at $16 bn-plus: regulatory status in India yet not clear

Sugar consumption falls in Oct-Dec period

Demand has fallen by 500,000 tonnes because of cash crunch after government's demonetisation move

Gold imports lowest since 2003; govt may tighten norms for buyers in India

This year India will implement its own gold standards

Note ban hits new investment in quarter 3: CMIE

This Dec quarter was the worst among those in 10 yrs, on the number of new investment proposals

2017: Note ban to shave off a third of gold demand , jewellers cautious

Jewellers are cautious about selling gold without bills as they fear getting caught

Norms for options trade in commodities soon

Experts also suggest other measures be taken to achieve the increasing of hedging by farmers

Commodity exchanges see sharp fall in volume in December

Absence of cross hedging from Dubba traders, thin trade in agri mandi, demonetisation creates haul

Finance Ministry considering debt restructuring for sugar sector

Sugar prices have started rising but the industry is unable to make money

Demonetisation: As Indian tourists stay home, Dubai's gold trade suffers

Costly cell phones, laptops and cameras are the other items on an Indian tourist's shopping list

Gold import had a small export component in Oct-Nov

The bullion trade was very thin since February and the average monthly import was 25-30 tonnes

Castor futures likely to be relaunched

Sebi, is considering a proposal on this and is likely to announce its decision soon

Sebi to finalise norms for options in commodities soon

However, regulator is treating issue with caution; experts suggest letting banks act as aggregators