India Gold Market Update
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India's gold reserves crossed the $100 billion mark for the first time, according to the Reserve Bank of India's latest foreign exchange reserves data, buoyed by a global price rally even as the central bank's purchases slowed sharply this year.
With gold prices soaring past Rs 1.3 lakh for 10 grams of 24K gold ahead of Dhanteras 2025, buyers may find this year’s festive shopping more expensive than ever. The yellow metal has surged 65.17 per cent year-on-year,
RBI's gold reserves rose by $3.595 billion to $102.365 billion in the week to 10 October, while overall forex reserves fell $2.18 billion to $697.784 billion.| Business News
Soaring gold prices led Indian buyers to choose coins and bars over jewellery during the Dhanteras festival on Saturday, fuelled by hopes that the precious metal's glittering rally would continue, industry officials told Reuters.
Gold reserves crossed the $100 billion mark for the first time in the week ended Oct 10, driven by a sharp rise in global prices even as the p.
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India’s gold reserves cross $100 billion for the first time, share in forex reserves at 14.7%
RBI data shows that gold holdings climbed by $3.6 billion to $102.36 billion in the week ending October 10, even as total foreign exchange reserves inched down to $697.78 billion.
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This gold bond, redeemable on October 20, 2025, has delivered investors a remarkable 153% return—all without the hassle of storing gold at home. For investors seeking a safe and tax-friendly investment in gold,
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Dhanteras 2025: Silver bars, coins steal spotlight from gold with sales doubling despite price hike
The World Gold Council’s India chief Sachin Jain said gold retained its cultural pull, but acknowledged silver’s growing strength. CAIT pegged total gold and silver sales at ₹60,000 crore — a 25% jump from last year.