Gold price 'will be like this'..!? Shops Announcement..!
Leading jewelers from
kerala such as Malabar
gold & Diamonds, Joyalukas, and
kalyan Jewelers have decided to offer a uniform
gold price to
customers based on
bank charges. The
gold price varies from state to state depending on the price set by
gold societies in each state. They are making and selling
gold jewelry. In most places in Arab countries like Dubai, all jewelry stores are forced to sell at the price set by government-controlled
gold trading bodies.
Almost the same structure has been attempted by the jewelers of the state in Kerala. On the one hand, with the central government's Hallmark regulation to determine the quality of
gold, it will be difficult for small jewelers to get new
business at the current level of price parity. In this situation, they are going to sell
gold jewelry at the same
gold price in all jewelry shop showrooms in the country, said Joy Alukas, Chairman of Joyalukas Group.
During the recent discussion with all the
kerala gold and
silver Merchants' Associations, which set the price of
gold in the state of
kerala, it has been decided to introduce a uniform
gold price.
india Bullion & Jewelers Association National Secretary Surendra Mehta speaking about the decision of the
kerala gold and
silver Merchants' Associations to introduce a uniform
gold price in the country. He said that
kerala has become the first state.
As
kerala is the leading gold-consuming state in the country,
kerala can set a uniform
gold price across the country, Chairman of Malabar Group M.P.
ahmed said. The price of
gold should be uniform across the country based on the
bank interest rate.
gold prices are ₹150-300 per gram more than the
bank rate in most states. It is burdensome to
people and gives high profits to sellers.
Gold is sold at different prices in
kerala on the same day. In this situation, the same
gold price sold to consumers can be traded transparently if sold on a
bank rate basis. 10 gm 24-carat
gold price rose by 0.46 percent to Rs 52,986.00 on the MCX market. Similarly, the price of
silver per kg increased by 0.71 percent to Rs 62,030.00. It is noteworthy that the
central government has imposed an excessive duty to reduce
gold imports.