Perspective on performance outlook of Gold and Indian jewellery exports during CYH2 2026 by Mr. Colin Shah, MD, Kama Jewelry
Below the Perspective on performance outlook of Gold and Indian jewellery exports during CYH2 2026 by Mr. Colin Shah, MD, Kama Jewelry
“Currently, the yellow metal is trading in a tense environment, and after undergoing an economic turmoil for almost the entire H1 and a correction of ~15% in USD terms, gold performance is expected to gradually get back on track in H2, provided there is a concretized peace deal in place. Traditionally, gold prices do witness an upward swing during the August to October phase, given the festive season, along with the holiday season in the West. However, amid the optimism, it remains crucial to wait and watch how the situation unfolds.
The Indian jewellery exports are expected to be cautiously optimistic. While the sector is likely to face pressure from high gold prices, leading to some softening of demand in both international and domestic markets, India’s prowess will be reflected in the diversification of markets through new FTAs that will support recovery momentum alongside the demand revival in mainstream export destinations. We shall witness a rise in demand for lightweight studded jewellery, given the conservative yet excited buying behaviour of customers.”
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