India's April gold imports set to fall to a three-decade low of 15 metric tonnes (vs 35 tonnes a year ago), according to sources

India's gold imports are projected to decline significantly, hitting a three-decade low of 15 metric tonnes this April, down from 35 tonnes last year.

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India's April gold imports set to fall to a three-decade low of 15 metric tonnes (vs 35 tonnes a year ago), according to sources

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This drop signals weakened demand from one of the world's largest consumers, which could influence global gold prices and impact related currencies and commodities. The reduction in imports may suggest a shift in consumer behavior or economic conditions, further affecting market sentiment around gold.

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