India's gold demand decreased six percent year-on-year during the April-June quarter. This decline occurred despite a significant fifty percent increase in the value of gold consumption. Jewellery demand saw a fifteen percent reduction due to subdued seasonal sales and higher duties. Investment demand remained encouraging, with bar and coin purchases growing nine percent. The World Gold Council forecasts annual demand between 650 and 750 tonnes.

India’s gold demand in the June quarter dipped 6 per cent to 131 tonnes as volatile prices forced consumers to postpone their jewellery purchases.

India's gold imports have increased through unofficial channels following a tariff hike. This rise widens margins for grey market operators and impacts organized businesses. …

Global gold demand remained largely unchanged in the April-June quarter as softer prices moderated investment demand after the record rally earlier this year, according to the…