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Gold Price in Ahmedabad
Gold is a major resource in India and has fascinated its citizens from time immemorial. Ahmedabad is the largest city of Gujarat with a population of over 5.5 million people and is an important center of trade and commerce. It is home to some of the most affluent people in the country and the former capital city of Gujarat is touted as a model city, one which has become a benchmark for other cities to look up to.
Gold rates fluctuate according to market conditions and availability and there is an ever growing demand for gold in Ahmedabad. Residents of Ahmedabad are undeterred by fluctuating gold rates and have embraced it with both hands.
Gold buyers in Ahmedabad can opt for either 22 karat gold, which is 92% pure or 24 karat gold, which is 99.9% pure.
Gold as an investment in Ahmedabad
Gold has always been considered as a safe source of investment and is seen as the answer to combat rising inflation. Some of the investment opportunities in gold are mentioned below.
- Jewelry – Buying jewelry has been the most preferred choice of gold investment among Indians and accounts for a major portion of gold investments in Ahmedabad. Jewelry can be sold or exchanged if need be, making it an attractive proposal.
- Gold Bullion Bars – A gold bullion bar is generally 99.5% pure and weighs around 1 kg. This bar can be ideal for those who can afford it and is often considered as one of the safest form of investments.
- Gold Bullion Coins – These coins come in different weights, ranging from 1 g to 10 g or more. People In Ahmedabad are warming up to purchasing gold coins as compared to jewelry as there are no wastage or making charges involved to purchase them.
- Allocated Gold Accounts – Owning gold can often be a source of worry, as people are concerned about its safety. Investing in gold accounts removes any tension about storing gold as the banks keep the gold safe, allowing the owner access to it when the need arises.
- Gold Accumulation Plan – An investor can deposit a fixed sum of money for a specified term in this plan. On maturity the investor can opt for gold coins or jewelry in exchange for the investment.
Gold Price Trend in Ahmedabad
- 24 karat gold dash; 1 g of 24 karat gold costs around Rs 2717 as of June 2015. The rate of gold has hovered around the Rs 2800 mark in the last year, having peaked at Rs 2904 in August. The rate plummeted to a low of Rs 2572 around December 2014.
- 22 karat gold dash; 1 g of 22 karat gold costs around Rs 2535 as of June 2015. An average price of Rs 2600 was witnessed over the last year, with the highest being Rs 2716 in August and the lowest hitting Rs 2365 in December 2014.
Trend of Gold Rate in Ahmedabad for March 2017 (rates per gram for 24karat gold)
|March 1st Rate
|Rs.3,080 per gram
|March 31st Rate
|Rs.3,029 per gram
|Highest Rate in March
|Rs.3,080 per gram on 1st and 2nd March
|Lowest Rate in March
|Rs.2,974 per gram from 15th to 17th of March
|Overall Performance
|Percentage Change
March '17 - Week 1 (1st to 5th)
- Due to positive cues from markets in both India and abroad, gold opened at Rs.3,080 per gram on the 1st of March in Ahmedabad.
- There was stable demand for this metal resulting in this rate sustaining the next day as well. This was also the highest at which gold traded for the month.
- However, the price of gold fell slightly the next day due to slight recovery in the rate of the U.S. Dollar to trade at Rs.3,056 per gram.
- This rate was maintained until the end of the first week of March due to steady demand.
March '17 - Week 2 (6th to 12th)
- Gold rate was stable at Rs.3,056 per gram on the 6th and 7th of March before rising to Rs.3,062 per gram on the 8th of March.
- This increase in gold rate was not sustained however, due to a fall in demand and hence the rate of gold reduced to Rs.3,044 per gram on the 9th of March. Price of gold was steady at Rs.3,044 per gram on the 10th as well.
- As the week progressed, price of gold continued to fall to trade at Rs.3,023 per gram on the 11th of March.
- There were no variations whatsoever noted in the price of gold for the rest of the week as gold rate continued to trade steadily at Rs.3,023 per gram until the end of the week.
March '17- Week 3 (13th to 19th)
- Price of gold was Rs.3,023 per gram which was a continuation of the rate noted during the end of the second week of March.
- On the 15th of March, demand for this precious metal fell to a monthly low resulting in the reduction of gold rate. This metal traded at Rs.2,974 per gram on the 15th and was steady at this rate until the 17th of March.
- On the 18th, rate of gold increased to trade again at Rs.3,023 per gram and stayed stable at this rate until the end of the week.
March '17- Weeks 4 (20th to 26th)
- On the 20th of March, ratee of gold was Rs.3,028 per gram which was a slight recovery from that of the previous week's prices.
- This rate was not sustained however and the rate of gold fell by Rs.10 the next day to trade at Rs.3,018 per gram.
- A recovery in demand for this precious metal and positive cues from markets abroad resulted in the rate of gold shooting up to Rs.3,060 per gram.
- There were some fluctuations noted in the rate of gold during the fourth week of March.
- Rate of gold fell by Rs.10 the next day to trade at Rs.3,050 per gram and stayed steady at this price until the end of the week.
March '17- Weeks 5 (27th to 31st)
- There was a marginal recovery noted in the rate of gold on the 27th of March wherein this precious metal traded at Rs.3,065 per gram before falling to Rs.3,060 per gram on the 28th of March.
- Price of gold varied between Rs.3,045 per gram to Rs.3,049 per gram between the 29th and 30th of March.
- Demand for this metal could not be maintained resulting in gold trading at Rs.3,029 per gram which was a fall of 1.65% as compared to the rate noted at the beginning of the month of March.
Trend of Gold Rate in Ahmedabad for February 2017 (rates per gram for 24 karat gold)
|February 1st Rate
|Rs.3,035 per gram
|February 28th Rate
|Rs.3,095 per gram
|Highest Rate in February
|Rs.3,101 per gram from 25th February to 27th February
|Lowest Rate in February
|Rs.3,034 on 4th and 5th of February
|Overall Performance
|Percentage Change
February '17 - Week 1 (1st to 5th)
- Gold opened at Rs.3,035 per gram on the 1st of February in Ahmedabad due to relatively high demand for this metal in the city.
- Due to a further increase in demand for gold, the price of gold increased slightly by Rs.3 the next day to trade at Rs.3,038 per gram.
- This rate was maintained until the next day after which there was a minor decline in gold prices in Ahmedabad.
- Local demand was low, which kept prices stable in spite of increasing demand overseas.
- Rate of gold was stable at Rs.3,034 per gram on the 4th and 5th of February due to sustained demand.
- Industrial demand fluctuated, which led to prices falling as the week ended.
February '17 - Week 2 (6th to 12th)
- The second week saw the price of gold rise marginally, though demand was still muted due to poor local demand.
- Gold was priced at Rs.3,044 per gram on 6th February before rising up to trade at Rs.3,075 per gram the next day.
- This could be attributed to high demand for this metal in both domestic as well as international markets.
- Gold price in Ahmedabad were steady at Rs.3,075 per gram on the 8th and 9th of February before falling marginally.
- Unsteady demand resulted in gold trading at Rs.3,068 per gram on the 10th and 11th of February before plunging to Rs.3,048 per gram on the last day of the month.
- Poor local and international demand resulted in the price of gold reducing.
February '17- Week 3 (13th to 19th)
- Gold Price in Ahmedabad in the third week of February increased as the week progressed due to positive cues from international markets.
- Gold traded at Rs.3,044 per gram on 13th February and stayed steady at this rate until the 15th after which rate increased by Re.1 on the 16th of February.
- Gold rates improved slightly to trade at Rs.3,070 per gram on the 17th of February and was steady at this rate until the very end of the week.
- This could be attributed to stable demand for this metal in both domestic as well as international markets.
- The ongoing wedding season could also be a reason for the stable demand which was reflected in the stability noted in gold rates.
February '17- Weeks 4 & 5 (20th to 28th)
- Prices in the last few days of February saw prices rise due to increased demand, with gold trading at Rs.3,070 per gram on 20th February.
- Due to steady demand, the price of gold in Ahmedabad was stable at Rs.3,070 per gram until the 24th of February.
- There was a rise in demand for this precious metal as the month came to an end with gold trading at Rs.3,101 per gram from the 25th to the 27th of February. This was also the highest rate at which gold traded at for the month of February in Ahmedabad.
- As the month came to an end, a rise of 1.97% in the rate of gold was noted.
|January 1st Rate
|Rs.2,893 per gram
|January 31st Rate
|Rs.3,017 per gram
|Highest Rate in January
|Rs.3,060 per gram on the 23rd and 24th
|Lowest Rate in January
|Rs.2,841 per gram on the 10th and 11th
|Overall Performance
|Percentage Change
|+ 4.28%
January 2017 - Week 1 (1st - 7th)
- Gold prices increased in the city during the 1st week because of an increase in international gold demand coupled with an increase in gold orders by local jewellers.
- On the 1st and 2nd days of the month, gold traded at Rs.2,893 per gram.
- Prices dropped marginally due to fluctuations in demand, as gold traded at Rs.2,888 per gram.
- By the end of the week, the prices rose once again to Rs.2,937 per gram.
January 2017 - Week 2 (8th - 14th)
- Ahmedabad witnessed some fluctuations due to unfavourable market conditions, which reduced demand during the 2nd week.
- The price of gold on 8th January was Rs.2,937 per gram.
- Contrary to prevalent trends, gold prices in Ahmedabad fell on the 10th and 11th, trading at Rs.2,841 per gram, which were also the lowest rates for the month.
- Gold prices rose on the 12th to Rs.2,990 per gram, remaining constant until the 14th.
January 2017 - Week 3 (15th-21st)
- This week saw an increase in gold prices in Ahmedabad. Global geo-political conditions resulted in an increase in gold prices this week. Brexit discussions led to a drop in markets in the UK, which increased demand for gold.
- On the 15th, gold traded at Rs.2,990 per gram, with prices rising due to uncertainties in the global market as a result of the change in leadership in the United States.
- For most of the week, gold traded at Rs.3,034 per gram, with prices stable due to steady demand.
- On 21st, the price dropped marginally as gold traded at Rs.3,024 per gram.
January 2017 - Week 4 and 5 (22nd - 31st)
- Gold prices fluctuated during the week due to uncertainty over the effect of the travel ban in the United States.
- Gold was priced at Rs.3,024 per gram on 22nd January.
- On 23rd and 24th, gold traded at Rs.3,060 per gram, which was the highest for the month.
- Prices fell immediately to Rs.3,032 on the 25th and kept decreasing due to a decline in domestic demand.
- The week ended with gold trading at Rs.3,017 per gram on the 31st.
|December 1st Rate
|Rs.2,963 per gram
|December 31st Rate
|Rs.2,893 per gram
|Highest Rate in December
|Rs.2,963 per gram on the 1st and 2nd
|Lowest Rate in December
|Rs.2,825 per gram on the 22nd and 23rd
|Overall Performance
|Percentage Change
December Week 1 (1st - 4th):
- The first week of December saw gold prices remain on the higher side for the month as compared to the rest of the month.
- Demonetisation blow, the unavailability of sufficient liquid cash, and tightening of laws curtailed gold prices from climbing.
- On the 1st and 2nd of the month, gold traded at Rs.2,963 per gram, which also happened to be the highest gold rate for December.
- The 3rd saw prices decrease to Rs.2,958 per gram, which continued until the end of the week on the 4th.
- Overall, gold price trend during the first week of December was the highest for the entire month.
December Week 2 (5th-11th):
- When week 2 began on the 5th, gold was still trading at the same price as on the 4th as prices stood at Rs.2,958 per gram.
- Gold prices were the same during the 6th as well.
- On the 7th, however, gold prices dipped significantly by Rs.34 to hit Rs.2,928 per gram and increased by just Re.1 to trade at Rs.2,927 per gram on the 8th.
- The 9th saw prices decrease further down to trade at Rs.2,918 per gram - a Rs.9 per gram change.
- Prices remained the same as the 9th on 10th and till the week ended on the 11th.
December Week 3 (12th-18th):
- When trading began for the third week on the 12th, gold was still trading at Rs.2,918 per gram, same as on the 11th.
- On 13th, due to lack of demand, prices decreased further as gold traded at Rs.2,903 per gram.
- The same price trend from the 13th continued on till the closing house of the 16th.
- 17th of the month saw prices fall significantly by Rs.57 per gram to hit Rs.2,846 per gram.
- At the time of closing on the 18th, gold prices held on at Rs.2,846 per gram.
December Week 4 (19th- 25th):
- On 19th when trading began, gold prices were holding steady at Rs.2,846 per gram and remained there for much of the week till the 21st.
- The 22nd and 23rd saw gold prices reach their lowest for the month as the metal traded at Rs.2,825 per gram.
- Rates, however, picked up slightly courtesy of Christmas and New Year.
- On Christmas eve day, gold prices increased by Rs.25 and traded at Rs.2,850 per gram. This rate continued on till the 25th - the day of Christmas.
December Week 5 (26th - 31st):
- As Christmas festivities drew to a close, gold prices plummeted on boxing day during which the yellow metal traded at Rs.2,835 per gram.
- The 27th saw a sudden increase in price courtesy of new year shoppers, as gold began to trade at Rs.2,851 per gram - a Rs.16 increase.
- On the 28th and 29th, gold prices climbed up furthermore to trade at Rs.2,876 per gram, a Rs.25 per gram increase.
- Gold prices surged on the penultimate day of 2016 as prices increased again for gold to trade at Rs.2,903 per gram.
- As the year drew to a close on the 31st, gold prices dipped and traded at Rs.2,893 per gram.
- Overall, gold prices declined for most of December which stood at -2.36%.
|1st Day
|Last Day
|Highest Price
|Rs.3,252 from 3rd to 6th November
|Lowest Price
|Rs.2,981 from 25th November to 2th November
November 2016 - Week 1 (1st - 6th)
- Gold prices opened at Rs.3,199 per gram at the beginning of the 1st of November and the rate continued to be the same on the 2nd of November as well.
- During the 3rd November, prices climbed up by Rs.53 to reach Rs.3,252 as demonetization was announced and people started to buy more gold.
- The same rate as on 3rd November continued till the 6th of November as people started using their Rs.500 and Rs.1,000 notes to buy gold.
- The week ended with gold rates remaining at Rs.3,252 at the time of closing on the 6th of November.
November 2016 - Week 2 (7th-13th)
- The first two days of November week 2 was subject to some massive fluctuations as demand for gold had increased.
- Gold traded at Rs.3,234 on the 7th of the month and went down to Rs.3,219 as jewellery stores were unsure whether they should take Rs.500 and Rs.1,000 in exchange for gold purchases.
- For the next three days i.e., the 9th to 11th of November gold rates remained the same at Rs.3,242 as people restrained from using their Rs.500 and Rs.1,000 notes.
- At the end of the week on the 12th and 13th though, prices decreased furthermore and ended at Rs.3,175 at the time of closing of the week.
November 2016 - Week 3 (14th-20th)
- At the beginning of week 3 on 14th, gold rates maintained the same rate as the 13th and traded at Rs.3,175.
- This trend continued for the next four days, from 15th to 18th. No fluctuations were to be found as prices remained at Rs.3,175.
- On the 19th and 20th though, prices feel by more than Rs.100 and happened to close at Rs.3,075 at the end of the week.
November 2016 - Week 4 and 5 (21st to 30th)
- As the entire nation was hit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surgical strike on black money began to take effect, gold prices decreased considerably.
- Gold prices were at Rs.3,074 at the beginning of the week and saw quite a few fluctuations.
- On 23rd, prices went up by just Re.1 to Rs.3,075 and took a considerable fall of Rs.54 to reach Rs.3,021 at the end of 24th November.
- For the 25th and 26th of November, prices again fell by about Rs.40 ,and went on to reach Rs.2,981.
- The 27th of the month though saw prices increased slightly as it reached Rs.3,003 - a hike of Rs.22.
- On the 28th, prices again rose by Rs.18 to reach Rs.3,021.
- At the end of the month on the 29th and 30th of November, prices took a small tumbled as it closed at Rs.3,012.
- There was an overall decline of -5.84% in gold prices as compared to the beginning of the month.
|1st Day
|Last Day
|Highest Price
|Rs.3,304 on 1st October
|Lowest Price
|Rs.3,157 from 7th October to 13th October
October 2016 – Weeks 1 and 2 (1st to 9th)
- Though the interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve has been put on hold till December, expectations have sprouted again as a further delay in the hike could lead to other problems for the economy.
- Gold rates were recorded at Rs.3,304 on the 1st of October.
- Prices dropped to Rs.2,373 on the 2nd and remained unchanged until the 4th, after which declines were recorded on the following two days as well.
- Prices dropped again on the 7th and stood at Rs.3,157 until the 9th of October, and the overall decline in prices between the 1st of the month and the 9th was Rs.147.
October 2016 – Week 3 (10th to 16th)
- Gold rates grew stronger this week as prospects of the U.S. Fed rate hike moved at a slow pace.
- The price of gold per gram remained unchanged from the closing levels of the previous week and prices were recorded at Rs.3,157 until the 13th of the month.
- Prices then increased by Rs.5 on the 14th and remained unchanged at Rs.3,162 until the close of the week.
- In comparison with the previous week, gold prices increased by Rs.5 between the 10th and 16th of October.
October 2016 – Week 4 (17th to 23rd)
- There was little talk of the interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve this week.
- Rates remained unchanged at Rs.3,162 throughout the week.
October 2016 – Week 5 (24th to 31st)
- Gold prices rose this week as festive demand picked up in the domestic market.
- Although there was no change in rates on the first day of the week, prices rose to Rs.3,189 on the 26th of October and remained stable until the 29th.
- On the 30th of October, prices hit Rs.3,199 and remained stable for another day to close the month at the same rate.
- The overall decline in prices between the first and last day of October was 3.18%.
|1st Day
|Rs.3,245 per gram
|Last Day
|Rs.3,304 per gram
|Highest Price
|Rs.3,304 per gram from 27th to 30th September.
|Lowest Price
|Rs.3,245 per gram on 01st and 02nd of September.
September '16 - Week 1 – (01st to 04th)
- 24K gold traded at Rs.3,245 per gram on the first day of the week.
- The lowest gold rate for the month was recorded on 01st and 02nd of September when gold traded at Rs.3,245 per gram.
- Gold prices slightly increased on 03rd September and traded at Rs.3,255 per gram as industrialists increased their gold intake.
- On 4th of September, gold prices remained unchanged and closed at Rs.3,255 per gram.
September '16 -week 2- (05th to 11th)
- Gold continued to stay constant despite poor trend overseas.
- Gold opened at Rs.3,255 per gram and remained the same on 06th of September.
- Gold traded at Rs.3,291 per gram from 07th to 11th of September as demand from domestic market poured in due to festive season.
- Gold participants expect gold prices to rise due to the festive season in India.
September '16 - week 3 (12th to 18th)
- Gold continued to trade at Rs.3,291 per gram from 12th to 17th September.
- With the ongoing Fed rate hike speculation, demand from domestic market helped gold maintain stability throughout the week.
- Gold prices is expected to go up as jewellers gear up for the festive season.
- Gold prices fell on 18th of September due lacklustre demand and subdued buying interest.
- Gold closed at Rs.3,274 per gram.
September '16 -week 4 (19th to 25th)
- The yellow metal opened at Rs.3,274 per gram.
- After trading at the same price for one more day, gold rates slightly increased on 20th September and traded at Rs.3,277 per gram.
- On account of the festive season in India, industrialists increased their gold intake which increased gold rates on 23rd September.
- Gold prices rose and traded at Rs.3,297 per gram from 23rd to 25th of September.
- The overall trend of gold was recorded to be an incline this week.
September '16 - week 5 (26th to 30th)
- As Fed rate hike was put aside on account of the upcoming elections in the U.S, gold rates increased this week.
- On the first day of the week, gold traded at Rs.3,297 per gram.
- Gold prices increased and touched Rs.3,304 per gram on 27th September which is also the highest gold rate recorded for this month.
- Gold prices remained at the highest from 27th to 30th of September.
- The incline in gold rates is mainly due to the constant demand from the domestic market and favourable international factors.
|First Day
|Rs.3,247 per gram
|Last Day
|Rs.3,245 per gram
|Highest Price
|Rs.3,290 on 23rd to 26th August
|Lowest Price
|Rs.3,236 per gram on 8th to 14th
|Slight decline
August '16 - Weeks 1 (1st to 7th)
- Gold traded at a steady pace at the beginning of August.
- The month opened with gold trading at Rs.3,247 per gram and remained constant till 3rd August.
- With weak economic data coming in from the U.S., gold started to climb.
- Gold remained stable at Rs.3,257 per gram at the end of the week.
August '16 - Week 2 (8th to 14th)
- Prices dropped to Rs.3,236 per gram in Week 2 and remained unchanged.
- The constant trend can be attributed to steady demand in the domestic market as jewellers gear up for the upcoming festivals.
- Global trends indicated that an interest rate hike might not happen any time soon.
- Trends in both domestic and international markets boded well for gold.
August '16 - Week 3 (15th to 21st)
- Gold prices surged through the week as the demand for the yellow metal was high.
- Jewellers and stockists increased their intake of gold in light of the upcoming festive season.
- Gold traded at Rs.3,254 per gram on 15th August.
- Prices climbed through the week and settles at Rs.3,284 per gram on 21st August.
August '16 - Week 4 (22nd to 28th)
- The increasing trend of gold prices continued into week 4 of August.
- Gold price climbed to Rs.3,290 per gram and remained constant till 26th August on account of steady demand from jewellers in the domestic market.
- Things took a turn in the global market as the dollar became stronger. Gold rates declined to Rs.3,274 per gram by the end of the week.
August '16 - Week 5 (29th to 31st)
- Demand for gold dropped as the pressure of a rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve grew stronger.
- In the midst of a dampened global market, gold rates dropped to Rs.3,245 per gram.
- Domestic demand was also muted but experts are predicting that demand for the yellow metal will pick up in the second half of 2016.
|1st July Rate
|Rs.3,224 per gram
|31st July Rate
|Rs.3,244 per gram
|Highest Rate in July
|Rs.3,244 per gram on 31st July
|Lowest Rate in July
|Rs.3,207 per gram on 15th July
|Overall Performance
|Increase in price
|% Change
|+0.62% increase
July'16 - Week 1 (1st to 3rd)
- July began with gold stagnant at its previous high, as repercussions from the Brexit vote continued to keep prices high.
- Prices increased gradually, as equity markets and currencies were volatile, pushing gold demand up.
- Gold traded at Rs.3,228 per gram, a Rs.4 increase from the start of the week.
July'16 - Week 2 (4th to 10th)
- Prices rose as demand remained constant, in spite of small recoveries being posted by the Dollar.
- Prices jumped to Rs.3,285 per gram as the week began on strong trading.
- As markets began to stabilise, gold prices fell, trading at Rs.3,222 per gram, a decrease of Rs.63 from the start of the week.
July'16 - Week 3 (11th to 17th)
- Prices were low as markets recovered.
- Demand from industry and jewellers was muted.
- Gold traded at Rs.3,218 per gram, a decrease of Rs.6 from the beginning of the week.
July '16 - Week 4 (18th to 24th)
- Gold prices continued to fall as Asian stocks performed well, boosting markets.
- Prices were stagnant for the first half of the week before falling further.
- Gold retailed at Rs.3,217 per gram at the end of the week.
July'16 - Week 5 (25th to 31st)
- Prices were low as the week began due to demand dropping.
- Market stability and the rising Dollar led to reduced interest in gold.
- Data revealing low growth in the U.S. market mid-week led to the Dollar falling, pushing up demand for gold.
- Gold ended the month at Rs.3,244 per gram.
|1st June rate
|30th June rate
|Highest rate in June
|Rs.3,212 on June 25
|Lowest rate in June
|Rs.2,991 on June 1
|Overall performance
|% Change
Jun'16 - Week 1 (1st to 4th)
- Gold opened at a not-so-good price of Rs.2,991 per gram on the first of the month.
- However, after a low on the first few days, a steady increase in prices were recorded.
- Prices in gold from the 4th to the 6th of June were steady at Rs.3,055 per gram.
- Gold rates decline by Rs. 5 after the 6th for two days, closing the week at Rs.3,050 per gram.
Jun'16 - Week 2 (5th to 11th)
- The rate of gold opened at Rs.3,050 per gram which was a slight decline from the rates noted the previous week.
- There was an increase in the price of gold on the 10th of June wherein gold was Rs.3,103 per gram.
- There was a decline observed in the rate of gold from thereafter.
- On the last day of the week, the rate of gold was Rs.3,098 per gram.
Jun'16 - Week 3 (12th to 18th)
- A steady pace was maintained in the rate of gold from the 11th of June to the 13th of June at Rs.3,098.
- There was an increase noted in the rate of gold on the last day of the week with gold closing at at Rs.3,114 per gram.
- The rate of gold was steady on the 15th and 16th of June at Rs.3,096 per gram.
- Although there was a slight increase in the price of gold on the 17th at Rs.3,109 per gram, it declined at the end of the week closing at Rs.3,102 per gram.
Jun'16 - Week 4 (19th to 25th)
- Gold prices fluctuated quite a bit in the fourth week of June, rising and declining alternatively.
- There was a rise in the price of gold on the 20th at Rs.3,121 per gram but declined thereafter until the 24th.
- The lowest rate of gold in this period was seen on the 23rd where the price of gold was Rs.3,094 per gram.
- The week, however, ended on a high of Rs.3,212 per gram which was also the highest for the entire month of June.
Jun'16 - Week 5 (26th to 30th)
- There were many minor fluctuations seen in the final week of June regarding gold prices.
- There was a steady increase seen in gold rates this week.
- From the 25th to the 27th, the price of gold was steady at Rs.3,212 per gram but declined slightly thereafter.
- On the 29th, the price of gold was Rs.3,153 which was the lowest for the week but the rate of gold for the end of the week and subsequently month was Rs.3,209 per gram.
|1st May rate
|31st May rate
|Highest rate in May
|Rs.3,178 on the 8th of May
|Lowest rate in May
|Rs.2,991 on 30th and 31st of May
|Overall performance
|Loss / Negative
|% Change
May'16 - Week 1 (1st to 7th)
- Gold rates remained the same on the first as well as the last day of the week despite fluctuating prices during the seven-day period.
- Prices were recorded at Rs.3,147 on the 1st day of the month and Rs.3,147 on the 7th.
- Gold rates increased by Rs.22 on the second day of trading and remained the same on the third day at Rs.3,169 after which a decline saw prices remain stable at Rs.3,152 for the next two days.
- A further decline in prices by Rs.5 saw gold finish the week at Rs.3,147.
May '16 - Week 2 (8th to 14th)
- Gold rates increased by Rs.31 on the first day of the second week and prices were recorded at Rs.3,178.
- A decline by Rs.31 saw prices fall back to Rs.3,147 on the second day of the week.
- Prices fell by Rs.20 on the third day of the week and again by Rs.20 on the fourth day, and then increased by Rs.9 and remained constant at Rs.3,138 until the 14th of May.
- There was an overall decline in prices over the course of the week.
May '16 - Week 3 (15th to 21st)
- Gold prices rose by Rs.15 on the first day of the third week of May and remained unchanged for another day.
- Prices then fell by Rs.10 to remain at Rs.3,143 for the next two days.
- Rates fell by Rs.35 on the 19th and remained at Rs.3,108 until the 20th after which an increase of Rs.10 was recorded and the price of the precious metal at the close of the week was Rs.3,118.
- Gold prices recorded a further decline at the end of the week in comparison with the first day of the week.
May '16 - Week 4 (22nd to 31st)
- Gold prices declined on the first day of the fourth week of May too, as prices fell by Rs.6 at the start of the week.
- Marginal declines ensued for the next two days after which prices fell by Rs.68 on the 25th and stood at Rs.3,048.
- An increase of Rs.10 was then recorded on the 26th of the month and prices remained unchanged at Rs.3,058 until the 29th.
- The lowest price of gold in May was recorded on the last two days of the month as prices fell to Rs.2,991.
- Gold prices fell by Rs.156 between the first and last day of May.
|1st April rate
|Rs 2,988
|30th April rate
|Rs 3,147
|Highest rate in April
|Rs 3,147 on 29th , 30th
|Lowest rate in April
|Rs 2,957 on 4th
|Overall performance
|% Change
|+ 5.32%
Apr '16 - Week 1 (1st to 3rd)
- International trends and a strong US Dollar impacted gold rates in the first week of April.
- Gold rates were unchanged during the week, trading at Rs 2,988.
Apr '16 - Week 2 (4th to 10 th)
- Gold rates were impacted by a strong US Dollar and statements regarding US Fed rate changes.
- Prices fell marginally during the week as investors stayed cautious.
- Gold traded at Rs 2,957 on 4th, picking up marginally over the week, ending at Rs 3,037 on 10th.
Apr '16 - Week 3 (11th to 17th)
- The third week witnessed both, a rise and drop in gold rates.
- Prices peaked at Rs 3,073 on 12th, before falling gradually.
- A low of Rs 3,021 was reached on 15th and 16th, before rates inched up to Rs 3,031 to end the week at a loss.
Apr '16 - Week 4 (18th to 24th)
- An increase in gold rates was witnessed during the week.
- Rising investor confidence led to an increase in rates, with the prices stabilising at Rs 3,072.
- A minor drop was seen on 24th, as the week ended with gold at Rs 3,053.
Apr '16 - Week 5 (25th to 30th)
- This was a good week for gold rates in the country, with investors rallying behind gold.
- Prices saw a steady incline, as rates increase by Rs 90 in 6 days.
- Gold rates were Rs 3,057 on 25th, increasing to Rs 3147 to end the month on a high.
|1st February rate
|29th February rate
|Highest rate in February
|Rs.3,067 on 27th, 28th and 29th
|Lowest rate in February
|Rs.2,714 on 1st
|Overall performance
|% Change
Feb '16 - Week 1 (1st to 7th)
- Gold rates appreciated in the 1st week of February.
- Prices were Rs.2,714 on 1st and Rs.2,850 on 7th.
- Gold rose on all days of the week, continuing its positive streak from January.
- Gold gained Rs.136 over the course of the week.
Feb '16 - Week 2 (8th to 14th)
- Gold rates were up again in the 2nd week.
- Prices were Rs.2,871 on 8th and Rs.3,014 on 14th.
- Gold appreciated till 10th to touch Rs.2,944, before sliding to Rs.2,833 on 11th and breaching the 3,000-mark on the next day to settle at Rs.3,036.
- Prices stabilized on the last day of the week at Rs.3,014.
Feb '16 - Week 3 (15th to 21st)
- Gold again gained value, trading in the stable range between Rs.2,956 and Rs.3,038.
- Prices were Rs.2,997 on 15th and Rs.3,038 on 21st.
- Gold started the week on a weak note, falling to Rs.2,956 by 17th before rallying to Rs.3,308 by 19th, where it was stable for the rest of the week.
Feb '16 - Week 4 (22nd to 29th)
- Gold prices were up in the final week, ending a very profitable month on positive note.
- It was priced at Rs.3,000 on 22nd and Rs.3,067 on 29th.
- Gold was trading above Rs.3,000 throughout the week, and ended at a high of Rs.3,067 by 29th.
- Gains in this month equalled the best performance of gold in almost 4 years.
|4 th January rate
|31 st January rate
|Highest rate in January
|Rs.2,788 on 28th and 29th
|Lowest rate in January
|Rs.2,541 on 5th
|Overall performance
|% Change
- Gold rates were stable in the 1st week of January as domestic demand was high and global cues were favourable.
- Prices were Rs.2,616 on 4th and Rs.2,609 on 10th.
- Gold fell to Rs.2,541 on 5th before rallying to Rs.2,630 by 9th.
- Prices were stable at Rs.2,630 on 10th on account of weekend.
- Gold rates depreciated in the 2nd week.
- Prices were Rs.2,701 on 11th and Rs.2,598 on 17th.
- Prices fell by Rs.103 to settle at Rs.2,598 on 14th where they stayed stable for the rest of the week.
- Gold rates rallied to cross the 2,700 mark during the 3rd week.
- Prices were Rs.2,576 on 18th and Rs.2,729 on 24th.
- Prices rose all through the week except on 23rd when they fell to Rs.2,661 from Rs.2,729 on 22nd.
- Gold regained the lost value on 24th to end the week at Rs.2,729.
- Gold appreciated towards the end of the month.
- It was priced at Rs.2,729 on 25th and Rs.2,781 on 31st.
- Prices rose to Rs.2,788 by 29th on the back of strong domestic demand and a weaker dollar.
- Gold dropped to Rs.2,700 on 30th before recovering back to Rs.2,781 on 31st.
|1st December rate
|31st December rate
|Highest rate in December
|Rs.2,665 on 5th and 6th
|Lowest rate in December
|Rs.2,550 on 1st
|Overall performance
|% Change
Dec'15 - Week 1 (1st to 7th)
- Gold rates appreciated in the 1st week.
- Prices were Rs.2,550 on 1st and Rs.2,596 on 7th.
- Gold rose by Rs.51 on 2nd but lost the gains over the next two days to settle at Rs.2,551.
- Gold rallied again on 5th and 6th by Rs.64 and Rs.40 to touch Rs.2,665 on 6th.
- Prices dropped by Rs.69 on 7th to end the week at Rs.2,596.
Dec'15 - Week 2 (8th to 14th)
- Gold rates were volatile in the 2nd week.
- Prices were Rs.2,593 on 8th and Rs.2,597 on 14th.
- Gold lost value till 13th to settle at Rs.2,553.
- Prices rose on the last day to end the week at Rs.2,597.
Dec'15 - Week 3 (15th to 21st )
- Gold rates were down in the 3rd week.
- Prices were Rs.2,576 on 15th and Rs.2,552 on 21st.
- Gold dropped to Rs.2,561 by 18th before rallying to Rs.2,596 by 20th.
- Prices dropped by Rs.44 on 21st to settle at Rs.2,552.
Dec'15 - Week 4 and Week 5 (22nd to 28th, 29th to 31st )
- Gold rates were once again stable on the whole in the final weeks of December.
- It was priced at Rs.2,562 on 22nd and Rs.2,558 on 31st.
- Gold rose to Rs.2,634 on 23rd but dropped back to Rs.2,558 by 24th.
- Gold breached Rs.2,600 mark again on 25th by touching Rs.2,622.
- Prices dropped again to Rs.2,558 on 28th and remained mostly stable till the end of the month.
|1st November rate
|30thNovember rate
|Highest rate in November
|Rs.2,686.50 on 1st
|Lowest rate in November
|Rs.2,550 on 21st, 22nd and 25th
|Overall performance
|% Change
- Gold rates depreciated at the start of the month.
- Prices were Rs.2,686.50 on 1st and Rs.2,590 on 7th.
- Gold traded in the negative for all days of the week except for 3rd when it rose by a slight margin of Rs.6 to rest at Rs.2,680 from Rs.2,674.
- Gold rates declined in the 2nd week also.
- Rates were Rs.2,590 on 8th and Rs.2,557 on 14th.
- Gold rose to Rs.2,628 on 9th before settling at Rs.2,573.50 by 11th.
- Gold touched Rs.2,627 on 12th but dropped in the next 2 days to rest at Rs.2,557 for the week.
- Gold rates were more or less stable in the last few days of the month.
- Prices were Rs.2,557 on 15th and Rs.2,550 on 21st.
- Gold rose by Rs.123 on 15th to touch Rs.2,680 on 16th before depreciating for 3 consecutive days to rest at Rs.2,562 on 19th.
- Gold rose slightly to Rs.2,571 on 20th before settling at Rs.2,550 for the week.
- Gold rates were once again stable on the whole in the final weeks of November.
- It was priced at Rs.2,550 on 22nd and Rs.2,558 on 30th.
- Gold rose to Rs.2,582 by 29th before settling at Rs.2,558 on 30th.
Major Gold dealers in Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad has attracted gold dealers from across the country and one can find all major names here. Some of the more popular ones include Swarn Ratna Jewellers, Star Jewellery, Suvarna Jewellers, Anisha Jewellers and Kumar Jewellers. Local gold shops are present across the city to cater to individual gold needs.
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News About Ahmedabad Gold Rate
Gold rates hold firm and set for first weekly rise in three
Price of gold held firm and remained on course for its first weekly rise in three. Spot gold reduced by 0.1% to trade at $1,224.90 per ounce and hit $1,233.13 which is the highest since March 6. S gold futures reduced by 0.2% to trade at $1,224.60. Holdings of the largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund in the world, SPDR Gold Trust fell by 0.28% to trade at 837.06 tonnes.
The Federal Reserve increased the US interest rates for the second time in a period of 3 months but did not put forth any plan to accelerate the pace of monetary tightening as many had expected.
The dollar index held near five week lows hit in the previous session.
17th March 2017
Gold shoots up after biggest drop in the month
Gold dropped by 0.8% to $ 1,279.50 an ounce. ABC Bullion Chief Economist Jordan Eliseo spoke to SMSF Adviser and said that the speculation regarding the Brexit referendum has led to a hike in the gold price from $ 1,300 an ounce to $1,700 an ounce. ABN Amro analyst Georgette Boele said that with the odds for a "Brexit" outcome lower, riskier assets increased and gold is coming under increasing pressure. Considering the fact that gold is seen as a safe haven in times of uncertainty, the reason for surge in investments when surveys suggested that Vote Leave was in position can be explained.
22nd June 2016
Gold Import Numbers Fall To Lowest In 30 Months In Gujarat
The high price of gold and the low demand has had a massive impact on gold imports in the country. The numbers fell to less than half a metric tonne in May 2016 which is being hailed as the lowest import in 30 months. GSEC Ltd has even released data that has shown that the drop in the import has been as high as 92% bring the quantity down to about 0.423 metric tonnes as compared to the 5.6 metric tonnes that were imported during the same time last year. The price of gold sticking to the Rs 30,000 mark has been taken to be the biggest reason for this drop. Even the import of silver has come down drastically in the state. It has come down from 17.14 metric tonnes to 0.17 metric tonnes.
2nd June 2016
As the US dollar and stock fall, gold price rise
With the dollar falling, and US stock dropping on Wednesday, the prices of gold took a turn for the better. Spot gold was up by 0.6% and stood at $1,093.25 per ounce, and gold futures went up by 0.2% standing at $1,087.10 per ounce. The downward trend in equities, in the later part of trade lead to the prices moving up the price ladder. Other metals like silver and platinum as well took the upward movement. Silver stood at $ 14.15 per ounce, higher by 2.6% while platinum was up by 1.7% and stood at $ 846.24
14th January, 2016
Gold prices at a 5 year low
The dollar price has dipped to a 0.2% against other currencies, and hits a 8 month high, is expected to rise with the forthcoming US interest rate hikes. In Asia, the physical gold consumption appears to have appears to be refreshing with the low prices in gold. After the fall to $1,064.95 it's lowest since February 2010, on Tuesday the prices of gold took the upward track providing short term relief.
25th November 2015
Lower gold demand due to insufficient monsoon
In India, most of the rural population invest in gold as wealth. However, due to insufficient monsoon this year, the gold demand has dipped to about 20%. Monsoon plays a key role in the demand for gold. Gold imports fell by 87% this year, only in Gujarat.
In 2015 alone gold bars were being sold in kilograms by wholesalers at a discount. According to a survey of six traders and analysts, the rate, at the London spot market, after tax ranged from $4 to $11, at an average of $5.70. As per Bloomberg generic pricing, immediate delivery gold traded at $1,092.35 for an ounce in London on Monday November 09, 2015. A kilogram of gold at that rate cost around $35,119.87.
11th November 2015
Gold Rates Fall Below Rs.26,000
Gold and silver rates in India have declined to sub-Rs.26,000 per gram and sub-Rs.35,000 per kg respectively. This is good news for traders and jewellers looking to capitalize on the low rates to see a change in fortunes this festive season.
Gold demand has been low this year compared to previous years. While sales dropped by almost 50% during Navratri, demand fell by almost 40% during Pushya Nakshatra. Jewellers and dealers are now pinning their hopes on Dhanteras sales, which have traditionally been good for them. Gold was priced around Rs.31,000 during this time in 2013 and Rs.28,000 in 2014.
The demand for gold has declined this year primarily due to a weak monsoon. Most of the gold demand comes from the rural population, which has been the one hardest hit by the weak monsoon this year. Demand compared to last year has been lower by 30-40% around the country and even offers and discounts have been unable to woo customers this time around.
Sellers are now expecting the low rates to pump up demand during Dhanteras and subsequently in the wedding season. With gold prices at low levels, demand may well pick up now.
9th November 2015
Gold demand goes up ahead of festival
The demand for gold went up on Monday, ahead of Diwali much to the relief of the local dealers and traders. In India, Diwali is traditionally the key period for buying gold. The footfall was welcomed after a poor seasonal demand of the precious metal. Throughout October, the difference between between the London spot gold price and gold rates in the country was the discount.
Sales usually return to normal levels during festive seasons. The price came down to $2-2.50 per ounce from $10 per ounce, that triggered renewed buying. According to a local dealer in Ahmedabad, the demand for gold has returned and the buying has increases.
4th November 2015
Gold imports down by 87% in October
Jewellers across Gujarat may witness lesser footfall this Diwali as compared to previous years, the reason being low gold imports. In comparison to last month where around 24.07 metric tonnes of gold were imported, only 3 metric tonnes are in, this October.
It was the second lowest monthly import of gold in the state, ahead of Diwali, as compared to the past five years. The first instance was in October 2013, when approximately 0.31 metric tonnes of gold were imported. During Diwali in 2012 and 2013, gold was priced above Rs 31,000 per 10 grams. The current rate at which gold is being traded is around Rs. 26,750 for 10 grams.
According to bullion traders and jewellers, low imports is the main cause of higher prices and sluggish demand of the precious metal. However, in contrary, huge amounts of gold were imported in the months of July and August.
3rd November 2015
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"I'm not going to forget," Sam said, as I placed the olives in my satchel.
Later we began to walk out of the store, when something caught Sam's eye.
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"What?" I asked, absentmindedly turning to see what he was looking at. He jumped over the store counter and stepped over the corpse of the owner.
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He unzipped the bag to pull out a saxophone.
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TYOH Q&A: Jenna Illies
ECW publicist Jenna Illies talks about why having a social media presence is important, how she lost faith in an author after a Twitter "freak-out", and why she likes social media contests that require creativity.
Tell us about yourself.
I've been a publicist at ECW Press for two years, and I'm also currently doing some pro bono publicity for Bare It For Books, a calendar featuring nearly naked Canadian authors that is being sold to raise money and awareness for PEN Canada. I've been working on the publicity side of the publishing industry for the past 5 years. I live in Toronto, about a 2-minute walk from Type Books' Queen West location.
How important is it that an author has a presence on social media?
I think it's important in several ways. An author's social media presence is something that editorial departments research when they consider signing up a book. It can be an effective way to gauge the potential audience for the book, and it can be indicative of an author's willingness to engage with his or her readers.
In terms of promotion, having even a small social media presence can certainly be an asset for an author. Even if you don't have 50 000 Twitter followers, it can still be helpful to spread news about your book to people like your extended family members, or old friends that keep tabs on you via Facebook. They might be thrilled to learn about your new book, buy three copies of it, and then tell all of their Facebook friends to check it out. The number one way that people learn about books is through word of mouth, and social media is an excellent way to reach people.
How much work do you expect an author to do to promote him or herself?
When it comes to social media, it really depends on the author, and what they feel comfortable with. At ECW we have our authors fill out a questionnaire when their book gets signed up, to provide us with lots of different kinds of information about them, including their experience and comfort level with social media. We also provide authors with a package full of tips on how to effectively promote their book via social media, and how to raise their personal profile online.
Over the years I've worked with a lot of authors who love the promotional aspects of publishing a book, as well as some who much prefer to leave it to the sales and marketing department. Sometimes it makes sense for an author to do some of the promotional outreach for his or her book on their own, especially if they are really well connected in a specific field of expertise, because they know the best doors to knock on. I really love working with authors who are enthusiastic about the publicity process, and I've been very fortunate to be able to collaborate with a lot of great people on really fun and successful publicity campaigns.
Don't most writers tend to be introverts? And doesn't this make it difficult for them to market themselves?
I actually think that's a big misconception. I know many writers who are extremely extroverted. I also believe that extroverts can be equally as uncomfortable as introverts when it comes to self promotion. At any rate, I think at some point authors who are wary of marketing themselves find they have to accept that if you're going to publish a book, and you want it to be successful, you're going to have to wander outside of your comfort zone in the way of making promotional efforts.
What do you do when you have a writer who has no presence on social media or the web?
If an author is not willing to learn how to participate in social media, we can still post reviews and interviews and such from our ECW Facebook and Twitter accounts, as well as on our website. We do that for all of our authors, anyway. Also, even our most social media-savvy authors still do more traditional offline stuff to promote their books. Book publicity is not completely internet-based.
What is your favourite social media tool for promotion and why?
I like Twitter and Facebook contests that require some creativity and effort on the part of the participant. Not like "RT to win a copy of X book," but rather like "Post a photo of your cat reading an ECW book to win a copy of X book!" We do fun contests very often at ECW. Sometimes they are planned around special occasions, like Valentine's Day, and other times they are spontaneous, and based on something funny that someone in the office happened to say. It's a nice way to engage our readers, and they also get a little glimpse of how much fun it is to work here.
How important is it for an author to do a book tour these days?
It depends. Sometimes it's a great idea to tour, like when authors have lots of personal and professional contacts in several cities, for example. If a Toronto-based, Winnipeg-raised author still has friends and family there, and the good folks at McNally Robinson are interested in hosting an event for the book, it makes sense to send them there, and to line up some media interviews for them to do while they're in town.
I think it probably goes without saying that bestselling authors with a very high profile can most likely carry an event in any city, regardless of whether or not they have connections there. However, less established authors might be dismayed to find themselves far away from home, reading to two people in a bookstore. It's important for authors and publishers to be realistic about the costs and benefits of touring.
Is there any such thing as too much publicity or bad publicity for a writer? (Think the Lindsay Lohan of the literary world )
Social media is not for everyone. I was a huge Alice Hoffman fan as a teenager, and I was totally appalled at her Twitter freak-out over a bad review a few years back. I sincerely doubt that her publicist considered that episode to be good publicity. I haven't bought an Alice Hoffman book since then, so she lost at least one reader as a result of that controversy!
What do you like best about being a publicist?
I always marvel at how I had no idea that my job was a job when I was a kid. If I went back in time and told my 16 year-old self that I would some day make a living talking about books, writing press releases, working with authors and the media, reading books long before they are published, and planning and attending parties, I would blow young Jenna's mind. Of course, my job is way less glamorous than it sounds most of the time.
You can follow Jenna at @jennaillies and @ecwpress. Her colleague Sarah Dunn is a reader for our upcoming Twitter challenge.
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SHOT BYZack Morrison
DIRECTORZack Morrison
*Official Selection: Garden State Film Festival 2015*
*Finalist, Campus Moviefest: Rutgers University 2014*
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It is five minutes to curtain at a local community theater and the ensemble is ready to begin. Chaos occurs when the lead actor breaks his leg. Felix, his nervous and unprepared understudy, is thrust into action but struggles to find his inner courage. The entire film takes place within one continuous shot.


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I stare out the window. A tree, possibly an elm, blocks the view. What I can see of the world is screened by the hundred green leaves of the tree and the grey branches reaching for the sun, dancing in the slight breeze. Clouds shroud the sun from view. I can espy the parking lot, access road and fence of the office complex where I work.
The thought that dominates my existence at this moment is why did I do it. I had several opportunities to back away and several more to extricate myself from the entanglement. Yet, I pushed on, drawn forward by an intriguing allure that drowned the good sense in my psyche. I followed each step down the proverbial path, cognizant of the implications, yet unwilling to retreat.
I sit here now and wonder why I know I would do it all again, despite the risks and ramifications. I can answer that question, easily, as a matter of fact. I know exactly why I fell in line and then fell. I remember every moment, the intoxication of the farce enlivening my mood and mind.
I react to the memory. I feel embolden to reach out and repeat the excursion, to relive the moment as fully as possible. The consequences disturb me and my blithe dismissal of the ramifications leads me to stare out the window, screened from a clear view of the world by the tree. I don't move my line of sight to seek a direct view, comforted by the fact that the tree is a view.
I turn around, answering the ringing phone and the mechanics of the work day consume me as I leave behind my thoughts. The tree remains, leaves and branches defying my ability to fully comprehend what I can see.


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Yn Chruinnaght 2016 – 13-17 July 2016
As well as lots of free workshops, concerts, talks and displays, the main part of the festival featured a fantastic line-up of artists at the Centenary Centre in Peel from Wednesday 13 July to Saturday 16 July.
Jecrean 13 Jerrey Souree / Wednesday 13 July
The Wednesday Night Concert: wonderful Welsh band, Calan
With Katie Lawrence's Folkestra, Centenary Centre
Jerdein 14 Jerrey Souree / Thursday 14 July
Pre-school Manx music morning class, Atholl Room
Pre-lunch walking tour with Wilma, starting from the Centenary Centre
Lunchtime Poetry in the Church, Peel Methodist Church with Manx Bard, Stacey Astill, and Bob Carswell
An evening of music in the Villa Marina Arcade, Douglas
The Thursday Night Concert: the cool Breton styling of An Tri DipoP;
With Ruth Keggin & Birlinn Jiarg, Centenary Centre
Late session with The Ballaghs and Matt Kelly live in the White House
Jeheiney 15 Jerrey Souree / Friday 15 July
Morning class of Manx Gaelic for beginners, Green's Tearooms, St Johns
Lunchtime mini concert with Birlinn Jiarg, Peel Methodist Church
Afternoon Children's Ceili, Atholl Room, Centenary Centre
Afternoon Celtic Language Talk with Aran Jones from 'Say Something in Welsh', Guild Room, Peel
Ceili! Fest Noz!
Kippercaillie, Rhythm of Bulgaria & An Tri DipoP, Peel Golf Club
The Friday Night Concert: Celtic Voices
the Isle of Man's own internationally-renowned, Christine Collister and the haunting sound of Cornish singer/songwriter, Kezia; plus Manx singer-songwriter Aalin Clague, Centenary Centre
Jesarn 16 Jerrey Souree / Saturday 16 July
Artisan Craft Fair, Corrin Hall
Afternoon Cornish Dance workshop, Atholl Room
Mid-afternoon music with Cornish singer-songwriter Kezia in Concert, Peel Methodist Church
An afternoon workshop about playing at sessions, The Whitehouse
The Saturday Night Concert: Dublin folk miscreants, Lynched
With Isla & Caz, Vlad & Ivelina, Centenary Centre
Jedoonee 17 Jerrey Souree / Sunday 17 July
Lunchtime 'Er y Traie' Manx language events for the family with Pobble, Peel Beach (near kiosk) – music from the Bree Supergroup
An afternoon of Celtic music and dance displays with Perree Bane, the Bree Supergroup, Skeddan Jiarg & Scoill Daunse Yernagh Ellan Vannin, House of Manannan
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The Lake in Georgia and Fried Green Tomatoes
Sorry about the delay in writing, life gets pretty hectic on the road! Having two days here and there is sometimes a good thing as I get bored easily and like change but sometimes when you do find somewhere you really enjoy it's a shame to move on. So we made it to Georgia, it was a flying visit and we were staying on a lake just outside Juliet where Hannah wanted to visit due to a book and movie being based there. The lake was fantastic, the house was right on the lake, they had ...
Big traffic jams and high humidity
A quick blog today. I will add to when I have more time. At this stage all I will say is that we are late in due to horrendous traffic on various interstates. It has been very hot and humid so need a drink and some food. I will catch up with you ...
On the road again...
... route was on a Georgia Scenic Byway. Very pretty.
John was at work so we stopped there first. Jeff had called ahead (don't know if anyone where John works knows CPR and didn't want to find out!). We weren't there 3 minutes before Patty appeared. The four of us visited for about ten minutes, then Jeff and I followed Patty home so we could see their house. Then back to John's.
Jeff and I had ordered and were eating a medium veggie pizza (bad, ...
Deep Cultural Southern Roots
Jimmy Carter National Historic Site, Plains, Georgia. Given its rural setting in west central Georgia, it is rather amazing that it would be the home of the 39th President of the United States, Jimmy Carter. We were able to walk around the farm where he grew up and visit Plains High School, which he attended. Most of the town hasn't changed a bit since his boyhood. After high school he attended the Naval Academy and graduated from there in 1946. ...
A Thankful Thanksgiving
... in Ible's Black Friday shopping tradition. Though, I do not plan to spend any money (I need at least a little bit to survive before my first paycheck from my new job) I do intend to scope out the scene and see how Ible and her family do Black Friday. I am both scared and excited, but I think it should be fun. I never have done Black Friday as a planned thing. The last time I did it I had no planning ...


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This tournament is all about raising money, hope and awareness for Cancer and having a little fun while doing it! 50/50 Drawing & Donations will be accepted for the Kingman Cancer Care Unit. Bring your own chairs and drinks.
At Centennial Park (3333 Harrison St.) in Kingman.
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Date of Stay: October, 2015
Beautiful park. We stayed in site 16 which was a rim view site. The view from the campsite was amazing. The Transept Trail runs right beside the picnic table and firepit at this site, so expect lots of hikers to walk by. That did not bother us. The view and size of the campsite was worth it. I would highly recommend this campground. We stayed here 3 nights,
Date of Stay: September, 2015
Excellent place for a one night stop on our way out West. Very long pull thru sites, which were great since we didn't want to unhook. Quiet. Very nice walking trails and lake. There were only a few other campers there. Self pay station convenient to use since we arrived late. Well maintained. Great deal for $12.00 a night.
Date of Stay: April, 2014
We have stayed at this campground every year since it opened and watched it go downhill over the past few years from owner neglect. This is now a bank owned property with a new management company running it. They have been here for 2 months. We talked with the General Manager, who said they have done a deep cleaning on the lodge and it is now as nice as ever and ready for use. We did drive by the lodge and it is noticeably cleaner outside, but we did not go inside. He said they have a lot of work to do to the campground. They have put new gravel on the roads, which is a big improvement from the muddy road full of holes that we experienced last year. The restrooms seem cleaner. This is a beautiful campground located right on the Hiwassee River. I have high hopes that this new management company will continue to improve the conditions at the campground. we would stay here again.
Date of Stay: November, 2013
Nice waterfront sites with covered decks at each site overlooking the Little River. Sites were clean and well maintained. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Roughly 7 to 8 mile drive to Cade's Cove. We always stay here when visiting the Smokies.
Date of Stay: November, 2010
We stayed here for the Thanksgiving week. The campground owner and staff organized a great Thanksgiving dinner where campers brought a covered dish and the turkey/drinks/bread/etc. were provided. It was well organized and delicious. The campsites are very nice. The waterfront sites each have a covered deck overlooking the river. The pool was closed but looks very nice. There is a game room for kids. The laundry room and bath houses were clean. This is a quiet well run campground. The staff were all very friendly. We have stayed here many times and will return.
Date of Stay: October, 2010
We stayed here in site P8. This site has a great view of the mountains and overlooks the French Broad River. Sites P1 thru P5 seem to have an even better view. The premium sites are paved with full hookups. The sites which are not premium are also nice sites, they are just not paved and do not have a view. This is a small park on the top of a mountain. It is convenient to Asheville and the Blue Ridge Parkway, each being about 10 minutes away. The owners were nice and helpful.


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According to Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports, the Phillies have ramped up their attempts to sign free agent outfielder Cody Ross. This, after inking Mike Adams and John Lannan to free agent deals early on Saturday. I've been a supporter of the Phillies signing Ross since at least June (on Phillies Nation TV) because he's relatively cheap (we think) and it likely won't take a contract of more than three years. The biggest issue for the team recently has been signing 30-plus players to long term deals. At least with Ross, they ease up on the long-term issues that can come with it. Ross's numbers aren't outstanding, but I think there's value in bringing in a guy with 20-25 homer talent and putting him behind Utley and Howard in the order.That said, I won't do backflips if they sign him, but I don't think it's the worst move in the world. The question comes down to whether or not you think Nick Swisher is worth roughly $30 million and one-to-two years more than Ross. Eric Seidman takes a different look at Ross, saying the Phillies should keep away.
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Jasper is the stone of the warriors and hunters since ancient times and it's easy to understand why. It has a very close connection with nature (including its colors, which can be red, yellow, green or brown), just like the hunter or the warrior has to know his or her surroundings in order to use it to their advantage. For this very reason, this stone can be very useful for people who feel they are the descendants of these people who relish the feeling of adrenaline running through their veins.
Jasper is also the birthstone of March, meaning that its powers are at their peak during that time of the year, but also that the people who were born in March are warmly advised to acquire Jasper jewelry of some sort, as they are the ones who can benefit from its powers the most.
Marra Mamba is a very special and famous mine in Australia, which proves one of the most beautiful Jaspers (and Tiger's Eyes) in the world. Scientists are not really sure what makes the place this special, but it doesn't really matter, the important thing is that the Jasper coming from the MarraMamba mine is as beautiful as it gets. Our collection of Marra Mamba Jasper earrings is relatively small yet, but we are planning on adding even more products to it, so make sure you check the site every now and then to make sure you don't miss anything. The earrings made from this stone are usually very popular among our customers, so if you are not fast enough, you may miss out on one of these amazingly beautiful pieces of craftsmanship.


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Our studio-apartment is a short walk from the beach and 2 km from Siam Park and 16 km from Tenerife Sur Airport.
Wi-Fi access is available (10eur/week)
Iron, hair dryer, safety deposit box, bed linen, towels
Outdoor pool, lift.
Kitchen with a microwave and a refrigerator. The private bathroom has a shower, washing machine.
- Great for children of all ages
- No pets allowed
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- Bedroom 1: Full bed Sofa beds
- Wi-Fi available
- Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
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- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Check in time:14:00, Check out time:12:00
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... punch in – punch out, action packed deliveries, defects and issues, call with clients exactly at the point when you are trying to leave for home, disappointing appraisals, seeing your manager's weird face day in day out.
Being in the same situation so many times and always dreamt of a place near to my office where I can go and feel good about it. A place very close to Mother Nature with footpaths covered with lush green trees ...
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... split as to its value in the community; a lot of the locals appeared to be challenged by the devotees apparent wealth. I couldn't help feeling there was alot of anger toward the ashram. And with my memories still fresh in my mind and heart I felt it was time to move on. I was there for three nights and didn't sleep well on any of them. I looked at where I wanted to go and booked an internal flight South to Kerala for the next day.
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... to a very weird and notorious ashram here. Having said that I'm enjoying the travelling and it is great to be in India. Challenging for sure but it's not been as shocking as I had expected.
I have to say Pune is the first 'clean' looking Indian town I have seen so far. Indian towns and cities remind me of Havana at its worse: a relic of colonial days. Whereas Havana didn't have the money to renovate it's City I genuinely think India doesn't care or maybe ...
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... course on an adjacent roof top, which offered decent views of the sunset. The main purpose of the visit was another boozy catch up with Smitty, which took us to my second hooters in Tokyo where we met his imposing figure of a friend, Steve. Much boozing ensued and we decided to use a karaoke booth as a make shift hotel once we had missed the last train. It was a decision of drunken men and when we woke up at around 5:30 with trains ...
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... a ton of stalls selling any and everything souvenir related. Kimonos, sake sets, chopsticks and many more were on display with all the vibrant oriental colours one would expect.
Winding through these stalls we headed into an office building and were escorted towards a lift. A Japanese lady, dressed in what to me looked like traditional garb, guided us in more courteously than I've ever seen a lift woman do. So far it seems as if Japan has an incredibly large amount of jobs that to me ...
Tokyo tales
... a few hours there. As usual, high end dept. stores. Street was closed to traffic being Sunday and was eerily quiet. That evening went to Harajuku area which was loud and frantic with lots of young people. Nearby was the quieter and more up market Otemsando where we failed to get into Bill Grangers restaurant . Ended up at another less interesting place. After walking around the main street of this area we went home ...
Japan Part 1 - Tokyo
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6) Shinjuku Goeyen (Garden) – a large park with traditional French, English, and Japanese gardens. The English garden was basically a wide open lawn, and was Chris's favourite because it reminded him of home on the prairie. I liked the peaceful and serene Japanese garden the best. We took tons of pictures and tried to imagine what the park would look like during cherry-blossom ...
Sumo and Sushi in Tokyo
... bit of a distraction to a terrifying situation (I'm a bad flyer). It was a nasty ride right until the end when the wheels hit the ground, HARD. It was the most intense landing Blair or I have ever experienced. Fortunately, we were landing in Japan, a country that I have come to find very soothing and serene.
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Reasonable hotel close for Brighton. Our room was noisy from lift shaft & doors etc but clean and functional. Bed too soft & springy indeed, but still slept. Staff very polite.
It was a good experience and the hotel room had a great view of the pier and was pleasant and cosy. The carpet could do with a clean and the shower was with little water in the morning. Apparently 3 people reported the shower but the lady on reception did not seem to call in a plumber.
Nice hotel in a convenient place, rooms just need a bit of a revamp.. Good food, reasonable clean and comfortable.
The hotel is very lovely, the staff were great, breakfast was excellent. Our room was very sweet, the bathroom was a bit on the small side but it did not detract from our stay, which was only one night. Lovely cosy bar for a drink before or after your evening out. Would stay here again.
We were visiting a local vineyard for a tour and decided to stay over too. The hotel had pre-warned us that a wedding would be taking place on that night and that it might be noisy. We really appreciated the heads up. Reception gave us lots of suggestions for where we could go out to eat for the ...
NEGATIVE!!!! The lift (elevator) to the Mews was not working last September and is STILL not in operation. The notice, "We are awaiting a timer closure part" is facile and appears to have been there for some time. Press the button, WAIT for 5 minutes....ZERO. We only saw it once...empty! Receptionist ...
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They deliver on their byline of "nice beds, crisp linen, great breakfast". Welcoming atmosphere with friendly staff. It's a pub with rooms - well-run and quiet. Breakfast until 11 was a real bonus - good choice, quality ingredients and someone who knows how to poach eggs properly! It takes thought ...
We had a very comfortable clean bed so a good nights sleep! I think the room could do with updating and the bathroom requires a lot of attention such as a new handle for the flush! ( it was hanging off and difficult to flush the loo). The breakfast was very good and the staff friendly and ...
Large family room. Well decorated and comfortable
If you have recently gotten engaged and are planning your big day, there is a range of wedding hotels in Eastbourne where you can either hold your wedding ceremony, have your reception or - in many cases - both. You could be planning a small, intimate affair with just immediate family and friends, or a huge, elaborate event. Either way, there are wedding hotels in the region that will help you have your perfect day.
It may sound obvious, but one of the first things you need to consider is where you want to get married and in what style. Do you want a wedding hotel by the sea and photographs on the beach? Or do you want a sprawling country park hotel with gorgeous gardens? Do you want old-fashioned grandeur or contemporary chic? East Sussex has wedding hotels that can cater for all of these choices, giving you some great options for your big day.
Another consideration is where your guests will stay. While some may live locally, it's likely that many will not so you need to think about whether your chosen wedding hotel has enough rooms for your guests. If not, you could advise your invitees of other hotels in the area. There are plenty of hotels East Sussex who will be happy to accommodate large parties, no matter how big or small the budget.
A lot of wedding hotels now have rooms where you're wedding ceremony can be held so you can look at having your entire day in the one place. If you want your ceremony in a different venue, the wedding hotel will offer facilities for your reception.
Many wedding hotels have experienced wedding planners on hand to help you organise your big day, including details such as the reception drinks, evening entertainment and the logistics of the day itself, right down to the flowers and parking arrangements.
Planning your wedding can be a daunting task but choosing a fantastic wedding hotel in East Sussex is not. Once you've chosen your venue, you'll have all the help you need to make sure your day runs perfectly.