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GJEPC Delhi launches 3rd Batch of GJ Export Training Programme
GJEPC’s Northern Regional Office successfully launched the third batch of its training programme, “How to Start Exports of Gems and Jewellery.” Designed as a hybrid model, the programme offers one- and three-day sessions aimed at equipping aspiring exporters with practical insights into the export process.
The latest batch saw the participation of 13 students, with 6 attending online and 7 offline. Shri Antarpal Singh Sawhney, Regional Chairman (North), GJEPC, interacted personally with the participants, sharing industry experiences and motivating them to confidently embark on their export journeys.
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Precious Metals rebound back from crucial support levels AUGMONT BULLION REPORT
- Safe Heaven Dynamics – Gold rebounding above $5000 and silver above $80 reflects renewed safe-haven demand after a sharp correction. However, upside remains capped as fading expectations of near-term US rate cuts increase real yields, raising the opportunity cost of holding Gold and Silver. This creates a tug-of-war between geopolitical support and monetary headwinds, leading to volatile but range-bound price action.
- Geopolitical Developments – The prolonged US–Israel–Iran conflict, particularly threats to Iran’s oil infrastructure at Kharg Island, has kept crude prices elevated. Higher energy prices are feeding inflation concerns, reducing the likelihood of aggressive monetary easing. While geopolitical risk supports gold and silver, persistent inflation fears indirectly pressure prices by strengthening the dollar and bond yields.
- Monetary Policy stance – The Federal Reserve and other major central banks maintaining a pause signals a “higher-for-longer” rate environment. This limits immediate upside in precious metals by keeping real interest rates elevated. However, any shift toward dovish guidance or delayed tightening could quickly revive bullish momentum, making policy signals the key trigger for the next directional move.
Technical Triggers
- Gold briefly broke the key $5000 (~Rs.157,000) support but failed to sustain lower levels, indicating near-term consolidation. However, short-term bias remains bearish with strong support seen around $4850 (~₹150,000).
- Silver also slipped below $80 (~Rs.255,000) but recovered quickly. A renewed break below $77 (~Rs.247,000) could trigger further profit-booking, dragging prices towards $70 (~Rs.230,000) in the near term.
| Metal | Market | Support Level | Resistance Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | International | $4850 / oz | $5250 / oz |
| Gold | Domestic | ₹158,500 / 10 gm | ₹165,000 / 10 gm |
| Silver | International | $77 / oz | $85 / oz |
| Silver | Domestic | ₹247,000 / kg | ₹268,000 / kg |
Source:AUGMONT BULLION REPORT
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