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  • India regains position as world’s #1 gold consumer

    It is no secret that India loves gold. The consumer gold market makes up a large portion of the country’s economy, as gold adornments and gifts play a vital role in many Indian cultural events. The same is true for China, and in 2013 China surpassed India as the world’s top gold consumer. However, according to

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  • India’s festive love affair with gold shines as Diwali holiday begins

    The ancient Hindu festival of Diwali, also known as Deepavali or the “Festival of Lights”, began on Tuesday and has sparked a gold buying rebound in India. Dhanteras, the first day of the five-day festival, is a major shopping day for gold and silver items. In terms of consumer purchases, Diwali is considered the Indian equivalent

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  • This Week in Gold: Indian Demand, Gold Reserves, Rocky, Baby Boomers

    This week in gold, American Bullion covered these four stories: Despite Gold Lows, Indian Demand High Ahead of Religious Festival Central Banks Increasing Gold Holdings CNBC Article: Gold is “kind of like the Rocky Balboa right now”  USA Today: Baby Boomer Retirees Face Big Money, Big Decisions The themes of this week’s stories were gold’s cultural importance, resilience

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  • Despite Gold Lows, Indian Demand High Ahead of Religious Festival

    Gold fell 0.30% to $1,277 by Monday morning, not far from its two-month low of $1,273.06 hit the previous week. News of a stronger U.S. dollar, a possible interest rate hike coming in early 2015, and the end of quantitative easing this October have lessened gold’s appeal as a safe-haven asset and hedge against inflation for

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  • Forbes: “India’s appetite for gold defies market conditions”

    India loves gold – especially if it’s Swiss gold. According to the Swiss government, Switzerland’s total value of exported gold and silver bullion in the month of June was 3.9 billion Swiss franc ($4.3 billion USD), of which India accounted for 1.63 billion francs ($1.8 billion USD, or 42%). In India gold is used primarily in

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