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Bullion World | Issue 11 | March 2022



                                                                    IIBX office opened,

                                                                    operations to begin by
                                                                    end of month



                                                                    The office of International Indian Bullion Exchange
                                                                    (IIBX) was inaugurated fat Brigade Tower in GIFT
                                                                    City. The new office was inaugurated in the presence
                                                                    of IIBX CEO Ashok Gautam. Sources privy to the
                                                                    development said India’s first bullion exchange is set to
                                                                    begin trading operations at the International Financial
                                                                    Services Centre (IFSC) at GIFT City in Gandhinagar by
                                                                    the end of this month.
                                                                    Source: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com









             Quarterly platinum sales

             cross pre-pandemic levels



             Platinum jewellery sales in the third quarter of the current
             fiscal year have surpassed pre-pandemic levels, according to
             Platinum Guild International’s Indian arm.

                                                                    Gold Jewellery
             Source: https://www.deccanherald.com
                                                                    Demand Nearly


                                                                    Doubled in


                                                                    India




           Reserve Bank                                             The Indian gold jewellery demand almost doubled
           of India to                                              during the previous year, says the Gold Demand
           prematurely                                              Trends Report 2021 published by the World
                                                                    Gold Council (WGC). The demand totalled 611t,
           redeem sovereign                                         hitting the highest level in six years. The easing
           gold bonds                                               of lockdown restrictions from mid-2021 and
                                                                    continued successful rollout of the vaccination
                                                                    program led to notable economic recovery during
           The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has decided to prematurely redeem   the second half of the previous year. This boosted
           sovereign gold bonds (SGBs), which were issued in 2016 at a price   consumer sentiment, especially in urban areas.
           of Rs 4,813 per unit of SGB. Under central government rules, the   Meantime, rural demand was supported by normal
           premature redemption is permitted after the fifth year from the date of   monsoon rainfall in most parts of the country,
           issue of such gold bonds on the date on which interest is payable, the   although crop loss due to floods affected demand
           RBI said in a statement.                                 in key South Indian states of Tamil Nadu and
                                                                    Kerala, WGC noted.
           Source: https://www.business-standard.com

                                                                    Source: https://www.scrapmonster.com

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