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India permits 6,500 tonnes of silver imports despite weak demand

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India permits 6,500 tonnes of silver imports despite weak demand

India has permitted imports of around 6,500 metric tons of silver over six months despite weak domestic demand, a move expected to ease local premiums while supporting global prices.

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