Archive · 6 Sep 2025
India's Bullion Market Navigates Global Pressures
Gold prices are high globally, and India's gold market is adapting.
The government cut import taxes, which is a big change.
New rules are making sure gold quality is consistent, to protect consumers.
A new exchange is helping people buy and sell gold.
Exporters face challenges due to high prices and tariffs.
People are still buying gold, but they are also investing in gold bonds, which is good for the economy.
The Reserve Bank of India is buying more gold too.
India is working to make its gold market stronger.
Global gold prices remain high, driven by various factors.
India cut import duties on gold to curb smuggling and make the market more transparent.
Hallmarking and quality control are being strengthened.
The India International Bullion Exchange (IIBX) is developing.
Exporters face challenges from elevated gold prices and US tariffs.
- Who
- Jewellers, exporters, consumers, investors, and the Indian government.
- What
- Transformation of India's bullion ecosystem.
- When
- Published September 6, 2025. Ongoing changes
- Where
- India
- Why
- Responding to global price pressures, government policies, and changing consumer behavior
- Import Duty Cut
- Reduced from 15% to 6% for refined gold
- Gold Price (Domestic)
- ₹1.01-1.02 lakh per 10 gm
- Hallmarking Extension (9K)
- July 2025
- HUID Hallmarking for Silver
- September 2025
- SGBs
- Attractive investment option
Sources
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