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iPhone Prices May Rise Due to Tariffs Tariff tensions may lead Apple to increase iPhone prices for the first time in years. Analysts watch closely as supply chains and consumer markets brace for impact. #Apple #iPhone #Tariffs #TechEconomy #Consume

Building an app for buying and selling old or refurbished gold while ensuring transparency, minimal loss, and fair making charges for both sellers and buyers. Direct sell to buyers or to an app for competitive prices

#Gold and #Silver are crossing new highs everyday. Are you planning to buy this Diwali at such high prices?😭😭

Why Jewelry Shops Make Money Even Without Selling Unlike clothing or gadget stores, jewelry shops win even if they don’t sell. Their secret? Gold itself. While gold prices rise over time, their unsold jewelry quietly gains value. A ₹7 crore stock ca

India’s🇮🇳 merchandise trade deficit in April: $26.42 billion📈💹 Exports: $38.49B Imports: $64.91B Gold imports alone: $3.1B Strong demand + volatile global prices = rising gap.💥🎯

Gold rate jumps 25% in YTD. Is it the right time to buy gold in current rally? According to experts, the outlook for gold remains constructive. Persistent trade tensions, inflationary pressures, and central bank gold purchases are expected to contin

Gold-Silver Ratio Hits 5-Year High: What Investors Should Know The gold-silver ratio has climbed above 100 for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, meaning it now takes over 100 ounces of silver to buy just one ounce of gold. This unusual div

My idea is that people who buy bikes on EMI, we people who get interest, have to pay extra and mobiles are also available on EMI etc. My idea is that everyone should make full payment for the gold.If you cannot buy it then this also sells on EMI so p

Business Idea: Refebrus Mobile – Smart Deals, Secured Devices Tagline: Buy Smart. Sell Safe. Stay Secured. What We Do: Refebrus Mobile is a trusted platform where users can sell old mobile phones and accessories, buy quality refurbished mobiles, an

With the rapid increase in gold prices, it’s possible that the RBI might set a fixed rate for SGB and buy back all the SGB units available in the market. Why isn’t anyone discussing this, despite it being a somewhat concerning issue?