Tag: Dubai diamond trade

  • Gold prices rise again and the Gram climb 3 dirhams

    Gold prices rise again and the Gram climb 3 dirhams

    Gold prices rise again and the Gram climb 3 dirhams

    Gold rate in UAE record yesterday, new highs in prices, ranging between 2.5 and 3.25 dirhams per gram in various calibres, compared to prices last weekend, according to the stated price indices in Dubai and Sharjah markets until yesterday afternoon.

    With the recent weekly increase, was the outcome of price rises since the end of the first week of last September about 14 dirhams per gram.

    Gold trader in Dubai and Sharjah said that the new highs in gold prices contributed to the increased sales slow sharply, especially after large cumulative gains witnessed by gold over the past weeks,explaining that contributed to rises in carrying a number of shops large losses are counting on compensated during the Eid al-Adha next, with limited activity in the market today on the sale of used jewelry.

    24 carats gold rate yesterday 213 dirhams,up $ 3.25 dirhams for the end of last week, while the price of a gram (22) carats to 200.5 dirhams, an increase of 3.25 dirhams, and the price of gram (21) carats 190.75dirhams, an increase of three dirhams, while (18) carat 163.5 dirhams, an increase of 2.5 dirhams.

    The director of sales in shop «Jewelry faith, Awad Al-Jabri, said that« new increases in the price of gold contributed to the increase in unit decline in sales, which reached this week only 60% compared to last week »

    Indicating that «the continuous decline in sales during the past four weeks, shares carrying a number of traders mixed losses as a result of the scarcity of sales, which make most traders are hoping to compensate their losses during the next Eid al-Adha .

    In turn, said sales manager in Shop «Jewelry Alujain», Ahmed Abbadi, said that «the slow sales in the markets continued to rage this week in the continuing high prices continued four weeks ago, punctuated by sales simple to tourists and participants and visitors to exhibitions (Cityscape) and (GITEXSchober) meetings held in Dubai.

  • Dubai diamond trade hits 39bn in 2011, an increase of 12%

    Dubai diamond trade hits 39bn in 2011, an increase of 12%

    Dubai diamond trade hits 39bn in 2011, an increase of 12%

    Dubai’s precious commodities authority said in a report, that total value of the precious diamond trade in Dubai, including rough and polished diamonds soared 12% to $39 billion in 2011, ‎

    Approximately 225 million carats of diamonds were traded in the Dubai Diamond exchange ‎during the year.‎said Dubai Multi Commodities Centre Authority (DMCC)

    According to the Kimberley Process, rough diamonds exports grew to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) by 66% to 5.87 billion dollars in 2011, while rough imports jumped 80% to $ 3.7 billion. rough exports rose 1% in volume 47,214,000 carats while rough imports rose to 20% 52,083,000 carats.

    Diamond contributed to strong trade in goods is generally seen in Dubai in 2011.

    DMCC also reported a 35% increase in the value of gold traded through the exchange of up to a record level of $ 56 billion, reflecting an increase in the volume and prices. Trading volume on the gold 6.3% to 1,200 tons at an average price of $ 1571 .

    In the first half of 2012, rose Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX) size 172% to 3,848,002 contracts, driven by large storms in gold and Indian rupee futures trading.

    ‎Ahmed Bin Sulayem, DMCC’s executive chairman, said.‎ “Our strategy is to continue to enhance commodity trade flows through Dubai by enabling companies to reach new markets as they shift from west to east and from north to south,”

    DMCC, the licensing authority for the Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT) Free Zone,registered a growth of 60% in the new company during the first half of 2012, compared with the same period in 2011. In the first six months of the year, recorded 975 new companies DMCC, bringing the total number of companies operating in the free zone to more than JLT 4,600.

    DMCC did not provide diamond trade data for the first six months of 2012.

    Dubai, the United Arab Emirates Centre for Trade gems, and $ 35 billion of rough and polished diamonds in 2010, a jump from the annual figure of $ 3 million just a decade ago.