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India's jewellery demand dips 41% to 11-year low in March quarter: WGC

Global holdings of physically-backed gold ETFs and similar products jumped by 298 tonnes during the March quarter - the highest quarterly inflows for four years

The virus spread also caused disruption to gold supply with mine production dipping 3 per cent YoY
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The virus spread also caused disruption to gold supply with mine production dipping 3 per cent YoY

Puneet Wadhwa New Delhi
India’s demand for gold jewellery slumped 41 per cent in the quarter ended March 2020 to 73.9 tonnes – a 11-year low – as coronavirus pandemic triggered a rally in gold prices, said World Gold Council (WGC) in its latest report on gold demand trends released Thursday. The fall is sharper than the 39 per cent drop seen world over, which is estimated at 325.8 tonnes.

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On the other hand, demand for gold jewellery in China – the largest consumer of the yellow metal – dropped

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