Gold jewellery exports from India have come to a grinding halt the past two weeks due to non-availability of the metal for fabrication. Trade sources said banks and nominated agencies responsible for bullion import have halted the entry of gold since implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) effective July 1. They fear the government's decision to levy three per cent GST on bullion and jewellery with full input credit would hurt their profitability and block working capital on every gramme of gold they sell. With reduced supply, all jewellery manufacturers, save ...
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