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Gold demand in India fairly subdued at present

Tuesday, July 7, 2015 9:05 AM UTC

The gold price remains largely unchanged at below $1,170 per troy ounce and just shy of €1,060 per troy ounce as trading begins this morning. The European Central Bank is keeping its emergency liquidity assistance (ELA) for Greek banks in place and is thereby averting a collapse of the country's banking system.

Gold demand in India appears fairly subdued at the moment - according to Indian traders, gold prices there are meanwhile $8-15 per troy ounce lower than the world market price in London. In mid-June, the difference was only $1. The All India Gems & Jewellery Trade Federation expects demand to remain weak for the entire month and only to pick up again from August, says Commerzbank.

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Gold demand in India fairly subdued at present

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