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Gold surge could dull Indian wedding season demand; China outlook robustBy:GOLD A surge in global gold prices to record highs could dampen consumption during the wedding season in India, but top buyer China will see robust safe-haven demand this year, analysts and traders said.
China and India together account for more than half of total global gold demand.
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