- High gold imports are being driven by global prices, involving 25,000 tonnes of privately held gold.
Campaign encourages customers to recycle idle gold, while the government calls for reduced dependence on imported gold.
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Campaign encourages customers to recycle idle gold, while the government calls for reduced dependence on imported gold.
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High gold imports are being driven by global prices, involving 25,000 tonnes of privately held gold.Also in this story
- Price action in global markets indicates a downturn for gold, moving below key support levels.
- Strong gold trading demand was noted in Shanghai, China, on August 6, 2025.
- Record gold prices drove revenue increases and asset contributions from Antapaccay and Vale's Southeastern System.
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chemical element with symbol Au and atomic number 79