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September 2026 Gem & Jewellery Export Performance

According to data from the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), India’s gross gem and jewellery exports expanded 9.43% year-on-year in US dollar terms (18.24% in rupee terms) to reach ₹28,157.55 crore ($2.95 billion) in September 2026. Cumulative exports for the April–September 2026 period rose 3.07% in dollar terms to ₹1.36 lakh crore ($14.30 billion). GJEPC Chairman Kirit Bhansali noted that this positive growth trajectory reflects sector resilience despite ongoing global trade headwinds. The expansion was spearheaded by studded gold jewellery exports, which surged 31.31% in dollar terms to ₹35,139.71 crore ($3.69 billion), bolstered by favorable tariff reductions under the India-UK trade agreement, lower US tariffs, and robust demand across Hong Kong, Singapore, and France. Conversely, plain gold jewellery exports declined 8.81% to ₹24,126.58 crore ($2.53 billion) as elevated global gold prices and softer Middle Eastern demand weighed on consumer volumes. Cut and polished diamond export volumes demonstrated recovery, rising 4.64% to 83.98 lakh carats, though total value eased 6.96% in dollar terms to ₹55,336.16 crore ($5.81 billion) while gaining 2.31% in rupee terms. High-growth segments included polished lab-grown diamonds, which surged 17.08% to ₹6,522.15 crore ($685.10 million), and silver jewellery, which grew 23.10% to ₹6,908.90 crore ($729.32 million). Looking ahead, GJEPC highlights product innovation, value addition, and geographic diversification as core pillars to sustain export momentum.

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IT Stocks: A Rally Is Not Always a Recovery

Imagine an Indian IT company watching its stock price rise after a difficult period. Investors feel hopeful, but one question remains: Is this the beginning of a lasting recovery, or just a temporary bounce? Rajesh Kothari, Founder and Managing Director of All Accurate Advisors, believes investors should avoid assuming that recent gains guarantee a sustained turnaround. He also cautions against automatically selling every time IT stocks rise. US economic developments, oil supply, the dollar, bond yields and corporate earnings could all influence market sentiment. The US midterm elections may act as a catalyst, but they do not guarantee a sustained rally.