Good news, good news
Our current account (difference between imports and exports) is at a surplus
India recorded a current account surplus of 5.7$ in the quarter ending In March of 2024
Bad news
Our exports Of Gem and jwellery export last month
If the USA imposes extra tariffs on China, the price of gold will also increase. Has anyone thought about this? Because China produces the most gold in the world—around 12% of the world's gold comes from China.
What is the best skill to learn now to get a high-paying job as a fresher, with less supply and high demand?
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Rohan Saha
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Gold is running in its own different world—today it touched an all-time high again.
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gray man
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Gold imports surged by 192% in March, reaching a total value of $4.47 billion. This sharp increase highlights a significant jump in demand compared to the same period last year.
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Pravesh Mourya
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Hey anyone here can tell me some trade opportunities or selling business of product and service which have demand but have low supply or have less competition
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Harsh Gupta
Digital Marketer (Me... • 1y
Hi friends 👋
We as humans are so dumb that we value such things which doesn't matter to us .
Let me explain!
We humans are designed in such way that we simply work on "Demand and Supply" rule anything which is less supply will have high demand an
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PRATHAM
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Apple • 1y
Let's discuss about jobs and future 💬
Based on current and upcoming decade situation, what would probably be high paying, AI proof , With High demand and less supply Jobs globally ?
( Reply specific job name not Field)
India Tops in Global Jewellery Demand Share (2024):
(Source: World Gold Council)
India – 30.01%
China – 25.53%
United States – 7.03%
Russia – 2.19%
Turkey – 2.17%
Saudi Arabia – 1.86%
United Arab Emirates – 1.84%
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Pritesh Makani
Ex- Founder | Entrep... • 1y
I recently checked the price of digital gold, which is approximately 75,800 INR. Additionally, there is a 3% GST, amounting to about 2,200 INR. When selling the same gold, the price is around 73,100 INR. This results in an immediate loss of about 5,0