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Gold jewellery set to cost more in India as import duties jump
Economy
Published on 13 May 2026

Higher duties could mean sharper price jumps soon for buyers
India has raised import duties on gold and silver, a policy aimed at cutting foreign exchange outflow and easing pressure on reserves. The change is expected to push up jewellery prices for consumers, while encouraging domestic recycling and less dependence on imported metal. The move also carries implications for traders and the broader economy as demand shifts.
- India raised import duties on gold and silver
- The policy targets lower forex outflow and stronger reserves
- Jewellery prices for buyers are likely to rise
- Domestic recycling is encouraged to reduce reliance on imports
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