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Journalist, cat mom, and samosa pav enthusiast. Views personal. Senior Correspondent - Markets at @moneycontrolcom, ex @etnowlive @financialxpress
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Govt likely to announce revamped gold monetisation scheme: Sources

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By Zoya Springwala Verified
| MSN India Verified
The Central government is expected to announce a revamped gold monetisation scheme, according to sources aware of the matter. The official announcement is expected within the next two weeks. Under the proposed framework, jewellers across the country may be included as Collection Partners in the revamped Gold Monetisation Scheme (GMS), enabling them to aggregate household gold deposits. Earlier, only banks were allowed.
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Have oil prices hit their near-term bottom?

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By Zoya Springwala Verified
| MSN India Verified
Crude oil prices have slipped sharply over the past few weeks, giving up nearly all the gains sparked by the Iran-Israel conflict. US WTI crude is now trading below the $68-a-barrel mark, as easing geopolitical tensions and the reopening of supply routes through the Strait of Hormuz have stripped away the conflict-driven risk premium.
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20,000 bets on Mumbai's rain: India's first weather derivative contract's debut surprises

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By Zoya Springwala Verified
| MSN India Verified
Zoya Springwala Mumbai's monsoon kickstarted later than expected this year, giving India's first weather derivatives contract an opportunity to prove its mettle. RAINMUMBAI, the country's first exchange-traded rainfall futures contract, has seen around 20,000 lots traded in its first month since launch on the National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX).
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