[WSJ] Gold Prices In India Rise; Demand Still Solid

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[WSJ] Gold Prices In India Rise; Demand Still Solid

Written by Murray Coleman

Monday, 21 September 2009 00:13

The rising price of gold is hurting consumption of related products in India. But the rising popularity of gold ETFs in the country is helping to keep demand strong for the yellow metal.

You can read the story in today's Wall Street Journal here.

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