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India’s largest gold market: Gold is one of the most precious metals in all the countries of the world including India. It has always been in demand as a safe investment. India imports gold from other countries on a large scale every year. Gold is used in many important tasks. It makes jewelry, some surgery, connector, switch and microchips are also used. Have you ever wondered where is India’s largest gold market? From where gold is supplied in the whole country. By the way, there are gold markets in Jalgaon and Ratlam. They are also very famous, but they cannot be given the title of biggest gold market.
Where is the country’s biggest bullion market?
The biggest bullion market in the country is in Jhaveri, Mumbai. In addition, the city of Thrissur in Kerala is known as ‘Gold Capital of India’.
When and who made Jhaveri market?
Jhaveri market located in India, the financial capital of India, is considered to be the largest gold market in India. It is also called the largest gold market in the whole of Asia. Jhaveri market of Mumbai is more than 160 years old. It was started by famous bullion trader Tribhuvandas Jhaveri in 1864 and hence it is known as Jhaveri Bazar.
Do you get gold cheaper in Jhaveri?
Gold jewelery is supplied in almost every corner of the country from Jhaveri market. The jewelry created here is of better quality and great design. Diamond is also traded here. Usually, Jhaveri market has bulk shopping in bulk. In such a situation, the price is also low due to large quantity of shopping, but there is no such discount for retail purchase. They are based on market rates.
Why is Thrissur called ‘Gold Capital’?
Thrissur of Kerala is called the ‘Gold Capital’ of the country because this city is an important center of gold trade and jewelery. There are many factories and artisans in Thrissur, which make a huge amount of gold jewelery. It is a major center for gold trade in South India. Apart from this, other important gold markets of India include Jalgaon in Maharashtra, Ratlam in Madhya Pradesh and bullion market of Delhi.
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