Lower gold prices draw Asian physical buyers back as India discounts narrow to $14 an ounce
AI Market Summary
After a >6% monthly decline, lower gold prices are drawing physical buyers back across key Asian hubs. India's dealer discounts narrowed sharply (to about $14/oz from up to $43/oz) ahead of Dussehra/Diwali, while China is trading at $5–10/oz premiums to global benchmarks. Singapore also shows rising inventory-driven demand. The dip-buying response can stabilize near-term spot pricing despite recent weekly weakness.
Impact level
● Medium
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After a monthly drop of more than 6%, physical gold demand is picking up across key Asian markets. In India, dealer discounts narrowed sharply to as much as $14 an ounce from up to $43 an ounce previously, while in China bullion traded at premiums of $5 to $10 an ounce over the global benchmark, signalling firmer end-user buying. Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan traded in relatively tight ranges, reflecting bargain-hunting after the pullback.
