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Center-Right Owned by HT Media Ltd.Gold prices crash 24% globally but fall only 20% in India: Why domestic buyers aren't seeing the full price correction
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During the special Diwali Muhurat trading session on November 8, benchmark Indian equity indices showed mixed outcomes. One report said the Sensex fell 28.62 points (0.04 %) to 80,999.40 and the Nifty also slipped, with banking and IT stocks weighing on sentiment. Another source noted the indices closed flat, with the Sensex just below 81,000 and the Nifty under 25,000. Yet other reports described the Sensex gaining 250–402 points and the Nifty rising 79 points, driven by buying in Sun Pharma, Tata Steel and ICICI Bank. The session marked the start of Samvat 2083.
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left · 2 outlets
New Delhi: Bullion prices are likely to remain under pressure next week as investors track developments in the US-Iran conflict, movements in crude oil prices and inflation data for cues on the outlook for interest rates, analysts said. The focus will be on inflation prints from China, the US…
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center · 3 outlets
Inflation Data, Fed Commentary, Crude Oil Prices To Guide Bullion Trends Next Week
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right · 3 outlets
22, 24 carat Gold prices remain steady across metro cities on November 8
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Gold prices have fallen 24% globally from their January peak, but domestic rates are down only 20%. Higher import duty, rupee depreciation and unusually high premiums in January explain why Indian buyers have seen a smaller correction.
