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That's very much true but one point which you missed to consider is that Indian own more of jwellery rather than gold for investments (gold coin, digital gold, sovereign gold bonds, etc). Thus even if the price shots up that much, Indian will not really sell that because that's what the Indian culture is. Indians only sell gold when that's the only option they have to make some cash. So while your theory is true, we shouldn't expect people to sell all their gold which will lead to over trillion dollars worth of extra cash. Maybe it will lead to about $100B in additional spending which is still huge.
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Many people might think that the fall in gold prices is due to that research report, but let me clarify, that's not the case. Look, the reason behind gold's decline is something else. The biggest reason is profit booking, and the second reason is mar
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Indians love gold and have so much emotional connection, afterall Indian households own 11% of total gold in the world But what you need to know is how malabar gold won just by understanding consumer emotions towards gold Malabar Gold was launche
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