Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Gold in India- The current scenario


Gold in India is becoming costlier yet the demand hasn’t come down yet… This is a 25 % to a 400 % which is a great increase both in demands and price… Also the World Gold council came out with the news that India is the only country that is in need of vaster amounts of gold as to what other countries are… The need for gold in India climbed up the ladder to about 30 percent which is reasonably a steep rise… The World Gold Council also says India’s demand over gold will keep increasing over the years and betting higher in 2020 with 1200 tonnes costing 2.5 billion rupees...

India shows real growth in the levels of gold with a patterned increase of 3 % per annum… This turns to be a good move with a finer credibility in demand and buying… In 2010, all it reached was 963 tonnes and this clearly shows sale price of gold depends only on demand and not on the increase in price… However India has been marketing gold considerably with good profit and ever existing demands…

Gold trading in India cannot be really compared to other countries… Indian women have a great affinity towards gold and ornaments... Studies show that India houses 32 % of Gold in the whole world… so what of it would account to no lesser than18,000 tonnes.. India’s annual GDP will continue to possibly grow to in and around 10 % no father than 2015, nevertheless it might also turn topsy turvy to an 8.5% percent in the farther few years..

Gold demand in India can also be attributed to the rising people, growth of GDP, stronger fund generation and inflation.. Many researchers also say that the high end selling of end is also due to the rising price of gold wherein demand is a lot higher than what one could usually expect…

A era based study done clearly accounts all the information on Gold trading like interest rate, the exchange rate, personal income tax… However the buying of gold stays reasonably high on a rising price rate…

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