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    • ED registers case against BJP leader in Rs 67-crore Bank of India loan default case

      Mohit Kamboj claims he had settled all dues. Bank officials allegedly abused official position to help Kamboj and the other accused go for a one-time settlement, leading to heavy losses

    • Gold can touch Rs 35k/10g by Diwali despite weak demand: Expert

      In an interview with CNBC-TV18's Manisha Gupta, a panel of commodity experts outlined the current demand outlook for gold and the investment prospects in the precious metal at present levels.

    • Ahead of India's gold exchange,free membership to jewellers

      The jewellery industry in the world's second largest consumer continues to be dominated by small, family-owned outlets that are not part of any formal grouping, making it difficult for the government to implement regulatory changes and keeping the market opaque.

    • Govt policies unlikely to curb gold imports: Bombay Bullion

      Gold imports during the second quarter of 2012 stood at 131 tonnes, according to the World Gold Council. Last week, the government increased import duty on gold to eight percent, the second such hike within six months to put a check on gold imports.

    • Gold import may rise to 215 tonnes in March quarter

      Even as the government is taking measures to curb gold consumption, the import of yellow metal is projected to go up to about 215 tonnes in the first quarter this year amid decline in international prices and rise in demand, a trade body said today.

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