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Silver may trade at a premium as import curbs tighten supply

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By Rajesh Bhayani Verified
| Financial Express Verified
The government’s move to restrict silver imports is expected to trigger short-term supply concerns, as industry participants anticipate domestic prices could trade at a premium when markets reopen on Monday. Chirag Thakkar, director at Amrapali Gujarat, said if international silver prices remain at Friday’s closing levels, “the Indian spot price may trade at a premium of $1.5 to $2 per ounce” on Monday.
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Gold, silver sell at huge discount after tariff hike

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By Rajesh Bhayani Verified
| Rediff.com Verified
Despite a significant hike in import duties to 15 per cent, gold and silver are paradoxically trading at substantial discounts in the Indian domestic market, driven by importers offloading stock acquired under the previous, lower duty regime. Gold and silver prices have surged in the domestic market due to a more than doubled import duty of 15 per cent on precious metals.
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Investors lift India gold demand despite price surge in Q1

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By Rajesh Bhayani Verified
| Financial Express Verified
India’s gold demand rose 10% year-on-year to 151 tonnes in the first quarter of 2026. Investment buying offset a sharp drop in jewellery consumption amid elevated prices, according to the World Gold Council (WGC). In its Gold Demand Trends report—published with a sharper India focus for the first time—the WGC said jewellery demand fell 19% to 66.1 tonnes, the lowest since the Covid period.
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