India's gold imports are likely to fall in 2017 during the usual period of peak demand in the later – second half of the year,
Rapnet reports mixed mood as dealers prepare for Las Vegas shows. Slow polished market lacking the usual pre-show buzz. Suppliers are looking to assess retail
Gold spiked up on bargain-hunting after the dive to a seven-week low earlier in the session. This is after the euro strengthened followed by pro-EU
Chairman of the Gems And Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), Mr. Praveen Shankar Pandya, in an interview with BloombergQuin says, “Silver jewellery exports from India
During fiscal 2017, India exported $43.2 billion which indicates a rise of almost 10% over the previous fiscal export figure which stands at $39.2 billion.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi nudged the Indian diamond industry to aim at becoming an international trading centre and "preferred destination for manufacturing". Addressing the golden
The 43rd India Gem and Jewellery Awards ceremony presented by the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) at the Regal Room, Hotel Trident, Mumbai
Business standards reports that gold jewellery demand in India is likely to bounce back with an estimate of 17 percent increase in 2017 after demonetisation.
Transparency Market Research, a global market intelligence company providing business information reports and services recently published a press release on Jewelry manufacturing market. Here they
“The bridal jewellery market has changed beyond anything the traditional jeweller could imagine. Where once the styles and designs could literally be traced back centuries,