Canadian diamond company Dominion Diamonds takes over the work of employees laid off in June, according to IDEX Online.
The company laid off about 300 workers from the Ekati diamond mine (Ekati) in the Northwest Territories after the fire at the processing plant on 23 June.
The company has laid off employees, citing the need to save money during the period of cessation of operations to repair the plant.
According to CEO Brendan Bell (Brendan Bell), the normal operation of the plant is to be restored by the end of September, and all of its laid-off staff members and contract workers returned to work.
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While the slowdown in China's economy has limited the sale of gold in this country, the weak monsoon season, the fall in commodity prices and the slowdown in wages have led to a decline in the purchasing power of people in rural India. This category of citizens is the largest consumer of gold in India.
Meanwhile, in several recent trading sessions, the price of gold fell by an average of $ 9-10 for 10 grams, and now jewelers expect that gold sales in India will grow, of course, if the prices for this precious metal stabilize at current levels and do not become too strong hesitate.
Gold prices in Mumbai fell by almost 5% compared to the previous Dhanteras holiday, which took place on October 21, 2014. Smaller jewelry companies registered a slight increase in sales since early October, while the larger ones reported a 10-15% increase in sales compared to the previous year.
At the moment, the jewelers have formed sufficient supplies of products to meet the festival and wedding demand for their products. The World Gold Council also expected that the demand for gold in India would grow to 900-1000 tons in 2015, compared with 841 tons in 2014, and this despite a 7 percent drop in demand for precious metal in the first half of the current calendar year by Compared with last year.
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