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    Silver prices surge to nearly Rs 90,000/kg, still enough room for prices to move north

    Silver prices surged to nearly Rs. 90,000 per kg, hitting an all-time high, driven by increased industrial applications and speculation of no immediate reduction in US Federal Reserve policy rates. Within a month, silver prices rose by over 5%, with analysts attributing this surge to growing industrial demand from electric vehicle and photovoltaic solar panel manufacturers. High prices prompted selling of household silver in Mumbai's Zaveri Bazaar. Importantly, silver imports in FY24 rose by about a third, indicating strong industrial procurement and stable prices.

    Gold’s Own Country: A lucrative trade fueled by rival gangs and high demand

    In the world of gold smuggling in Kerala, intricate schemes unfold, often involving carriers from the UAE, rival gangs, and strategic maneuvers to avoid detection. This illicit trade, deeply rooted in gang rivalry and hawala transactions, thrives alongside Kerala's enduring love for gold. Despite Customs crackdowns and high import duties, smuggling persists, driven by the state's insatiable appetite for the yellow metal. The lure of profit continues to outweigh the risks, ensuring that the clandestine trade in Kerala's gold remains a lucrative enterprise.

    Hindustan Zinc mined metal output marginally down at 299 KT Q4; silver 5 pc up

    Hindustan Zinc Ltd's mined metals output decreased in FY24 Q4, but production increased in 2023-24. Refined metal production also saw growth. The company, based in Udaipur, is known for zinc, lead, and silver production.

    India gears up for Ganesh Chaturthi 2023: Bengaluru temple decorated with currency notes worth Rs 65 lakhs; Mumbai idol decked in gold worth 69 kilos

    Communities in India are preparing to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi, a festival marking the birth of Lord Ganesha. In Bengaluru, the Sri Sathya Ganapathy Temple has adorned its premises with Rs 65 lakh worth of currency notes and coins as decorations. In Puducherry, students have created a 15-foot-tall Ganesha idol using 450 kilograms of paper. Meanwhile, in Mumbai, the Gowd Saraswat Brahaman Seva Mandal has unveiled a majestic idol adorned with 69 kilograms of gold and 336 kilograms of silver.

    ETtech in-depth: Cloud kitchens change flavours as pandemic-driven sheen fades away

    Cloud kitchens, which boomed during the pandemic, are slowing down. They are busy redrawing their plans to adapt to the new reality

    As silver ETF offerings hit the market, analysts advise caution

    Analysts and wealth advisors said silver is not a 'buy-and-hold' asset, unlike gold, as it tends to witness wild swings, making it imperative for investors to get the timing of its purchase and exit right.

    The Economic Times
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