India's demand for gold will be between 800-850 tonne in 2022, said a top official of World Gold Council-India.
India's gold jewellery demand is likely to grow steadily at 11 per cent during the current financial year due to strong retail performance last year, according to a report. Within the jewellery retail industry, revenues of organised retailers are likely to grow at a higher pace of 14 per cent, backed by their aggressive store expansion plans and a gradual shift from the unorganised segment towards the organised one, Icra Ratings said in a report. Demand during the current Akshaya Tritiya season is expected to be strong, leading to a healthy demand growth of around 45 per cent Y-o-Y in the first quarter of FY23. Growth for FY23 is expected at 11 per cent for the industry, despite a high base witnessed in FY22, driven by the anticipated steady wedding and festive purchases during the current fiscal, given Indian consumer's strong cultural affinity towards gold," Icra Senior Vice President and Group Head Jayanta Roy said. Interestingly, at the forecasted level, gold jewellery demand in
The Gold and Gold Markets 2022 report by India Gold Policy Centre (IGPC) also said that people in the higher income group are interested in having the yellow metal in digital or paper format
Weddings were the primary reason for buying gold, with 43 per cent of the Indian households surveyed buying the yellow metal for this purpose
The South Asian country is the world's second-biggest consumer of the metal and fulfils most of its demand through imports.
India's gold imports, which has a bearing on the country's current account deficit (CAD), more than doubled to $38 billion during April-December this fiscal
Busy wedding season from the second half of January has been affected by restrictions on gatherings.
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The rate of gold jewellery varies across the nation due to excise duty, state taxes, and making charges.
The price of gold differs across the nation owing to excise duty, state taxes, and making charges.
Typically, July - September is a seasonally weak period for gold demand due to monsoons and inauspicious periods like Pitru-Paksha when buyers usually prefer to postpone gold purchases
Demand for the precious metal usually spikes towards the end of the year in India, as buying gold for weddings and major festivals such as Diwali and Dussehra is considered auspicious.
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Gold demand in India is likely to face challenges from a declining household savings rate and lower agricultural wages
The demand for gold is likely to remain subdued this year following Covid-related disruptions that continues in India, the World Gold Council (WGC) said in a report
The price of gold jewellery varies across India, the second-largest consumer of the metal, due to excise duty, state taxes, and making charges
Demand for gold in India jumped 19.2 per cent in the April - June 2021 quarter to 76.1 tonnes, suggests the latest report from World Gold Council (WGC)
The next phase of gold demand - in the second half of 2021 - will not be driven by fear, but by economic growth, WGC said
Appetite for gold soared in the first quarter on pent-up demand after weddings were delayed in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic
Higher imports by the world's second-biggest bullion consumer could support benchmark gold prices, which have corrected nearly 17% from an all-time high of $2,072 in August 2020